Chase Through Canyon Ends With Capture Of Lou Howard
Gray pursues fugitives across a rugged canyon to reach flat country ahead. Lou Howard surrenders after a tense standoff as Gray disarms him and binds him. A second duo and horse flee toward the plateau while a pursuing rider presses on, bricks behind yet undecided.
O Conor Qualifies As Potential Maryland Governor
Maryland politics featured Attorney General O Conor as a strong gubernatorial candidate. Howard Bruce praised O Conor’s qualifications in Baltimore, citing careful selection of officials and a solid program. Mackall predicted O Conor would win five of six City Districts in September’s primary, boosting convention votes. O Conor called for merit system stability and greater female representation in elective and appointive offices.
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1938 Spring Hats Rendered Saner or Surprising
A fashion feature surveys spring hats with Rita Johnson and Betty Furness modeling bold dramatic styles. Rita wears a bright blue feather quill, a tight glowing dress, and a luxury veil while Betty dons a nose-length veil with sequin flowers and a cerise rose, noting the line between spring hats and formal dinner wear.
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Fugitives Head For LC Ranch After Narrow Escape
The chased group plans to reach safety by grabbing a horse at the LC ranch house, knowing Lee Chiswick and his men have fallen on them in Live Oak canyon. With no rider, a horse becomes vital for survival as they weigh their next move. The plan hinges on finding a safe nearby pony unguarded at the ranch.
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Atonement Tale and Amaryllis Notes in Curious Americana
A cowboy questions Edwin Booth about Lincoln, who recounts a preemptive act of saving a child later thanked as from Abraham Lincoln. The tale ends with Booth framing it as atonement for his brother John Wilkes Booth. The piece shifts to a botanical sketch of the amaryllis family, noting general traits, genera, and bulb size, with Crinum comparison.
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