Crest Lake drama unfolds as Jo faces life with Bret Paul
Jo battles rumors and trouble at Crest Lake while Tubby pursues Mrs Fragonet to clear Jo's name. Bret Paul remains distant after Jo's ultimatum, as Nurse Conley and Miss Davis aid Jo's recovery and monitor a shifting social scene at the inn. The plot threads weave marriage, jealousy, and looming decisions.
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Tubby
Mrs. Fragonet
Crest Lake
Bret Paul
Placid Beach
Miss Conley
Bret
Nurse Conley
Miss Davis
Miss. Conley
Farm Hand Billed For Extortion Note
J Tennyson an 18 year old from Cash Arkansas admitted writing a death threat to Mrs Pearl Dunham widow of a General Motors executive and was held for a federal grand jury in Bay County jail in default of 5000 bond on charges of attempting to extort 2000 from Mrs Dunham of Flint Michigan.
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Bay City
Mich
J. Tennyson
Pearl Dunham
Flint
Bay County
Cash
Ark
Decision on Tribal Trial Due Thursday
County authorities weigh whether to try the accused man in the white man to suit, or have his own people handle the case through tribal medicine men. State Attorney Roy D. Stubbs said he was inclined to defer to tribal tradition and planned a hearing Thursday to prepare a report for the Attorney General Cary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Kon-Sa-Tee
Roy D. Stubbs
Cary
Fragonet Seeks Hollywood Reunification With Jo
In a tense inn scene Edna departs with Fragonet as Jo and Tubby confront rumors. Jo receives a bold note from Fragonet requesting return to Hollywood for an immediate marriage once legally possible, signaling a possible separation from Edna.
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Tubby
Hollywood
Fragonet
Miss Conley
Edna
Seminole Man Stabbed After Glade Drinking Spree
Kon-Sa-Tee was stabbed to death after he and four Seminole companions became intoxicated on mash from a still found in the glades. Two accused each other after the body was found next morning. others recalled nothing due to drunkenness.
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D. Landis
Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
Kon-Sa-Tee
Moulton Asks For Building Project
MONTGOMERY July 30 Five new applications for public works administration funds totaling $521,722 were announced here today by H B Geismer acting state director for PWA Madison county's application for
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Montgomery
Ala
Public Works Administration
H. 8. Geismer
PWA
Madison County
Libel suit dismissed over publication of lawyer’s photo
In Louisville a court dismissed Attorney James P. McCormack’s libel action after the Louisville Courier Journal published his picture without naming him in the indictment story. Circuit Judge Will H. Field ruled no harm occurred as the lawyer’s name was not stated and the photo did not prove an indictment.
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Louisville
Will H. Field
Wield
James P. McCormack
Louisville Courier-Journal
McCormack
Formosa Hit by Typhoon Causes Severe Damage
A typhoon battered Formosa inflicting extensive damage across the central region and destroying many houses. Communications were disrupted hindering damage assessment but no loss of life was reported. Wind proved especially destructive with heavy impact on populated areas.
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Tokyo
Mesa
China
Formosa
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Jose Lafayette
Thin H Motors Company
Poole Motor Coo
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Angus
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Elmore County
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