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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
7
Starbuck and John Montague Smith pursue a dangerous scheme to confront Judge Warner at his courthouse chamber. They plan to claim no papers were served while hoping to avert a federal move, racing through circling routes to avoid detection and pressing the judge for a decisive, risky action.
Sheriff Harding rallies a strong posse for a midnight stakeout after Judge Warner orders a bench warrant against Crawford Stanton. Starbuck and Smith race to evade pursuers, crash the bridge, and escape by a mountain road then pause at Hillcrest while considering Corry Baldwin and Miss Richlander.
Smith orders Harding a deputy to the courthouse ahead of a planned confrontation. Starbuck waits in the street while the car pulls up to the mesa facing courthouse, noting two lit second story windows as the scene unfolds.
Sheriff Harding gathers a special deputy unit by a clocked midnight ferry near the Timan River. The group discusses arrest plans for a man claiming U S marshal authority who seized their dam, with Johnson and Stanton among the implicated figures as the operation moves toward action.
Ite Merit responds to questions about a portrait of his wife, defending it as a beautiful work of art though he says it is not a speaking likeness. The exchange emphasizes interpretation over photorealism in portraiture.
The University of Southern California proposed planting a university campus garden in Los Angeles to grow vegetables for the campus and community, outlining a plan to cultivate fresh produce on site.
Mrs. Alice Heller of Christopher Illinois shares how four years of irregularities, weakness, and nervousness ended after trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports being cured and in excellent health, endorsing the product for female troubles. The advertisement cites broad experience and offers guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A London taxicab driver was fined 250 for transporting a dog coffin from the city to Molesworth to fulfill Sir Maurice and Lady Anderson’s burial wishes. The penalty cites the motor spirits restriction act, aimed at saving petrol for front-line vehicles.
The Kansas City judge’s wife became voiceless after a morning incident. The judge phoned the family doctor and returned to work, later asking a servant about her recovery. He planned to return home soon, and the servant reported she could talk again.
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