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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1938
Page
7
Gray corners Lou Howard after a rapid chase through a mesquite and a rocky gulch. A pistol duel and a rope-tied capture follow as Howard yields, then Gray pushes on toward a flat country where the pair hoped to vanish. The chase tests the horse and rider in hot, rugged terrain.
Attorney General Herbert R. OConor earns high praise from Democratic leaders in Maryland. Howard Bruce says OConor possesses qualifications to be a great governor, while Mackall predicts he will win five of six City Districts in the September primary, delivering crucial convention votes. OConor calls for selective appointing of department heads and merit system protections plus greater female representation.
Rita Johnson sports a bright blue feathered bonnet with a skyscraping quill, then a tight fitting dress topped by spring flowers and a velvet veil. Betty Furness debuts a nose length veil with sequin flowers and a rose, turning to formal dinner wear rather than a true spring hat.
A plot unfolds as fugitives flee toward the LC ranch house for a mount. Jeff Gray surmises the nearest safe haven, Live Oak canyon is aware of Lee Chiswick and his men’s pursuit, with women at the ranch. The cliffhanger promises continuation next week.
A touring troupe on a moving train encounters Edwin Booth who recounts a premonitory act of atonement. He saved a boy on the tracks, later learning the boy was Robert Todd Lincoln via a letter from Abraham Lincoln. Booth frames the tale as his in advance amends for his brother’s deed. The Amaryllis article follows, detailing the Amaryllidaceae family and amaryllis bulb characteristics.
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