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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1921

Page

4

Night of deception drives a return to dangerous schemes

In a web of double dealing Harris explains a plot to overthrow Chilean rule with Alva and Krantz planning to fund a revolution. Daly bonds with Harris then contemplates pursuit, weighing turning informant against undercover stakeout as the pair split and a tense search begins. Daly recalls Marie Gessler and questions her role as a possible warrant of danger.

The Consular Agent Recruited Into Chilean Conspiracy

In New York Philip Severn, a U S consular agent, finds a box with a coded message revealing a Chilean revolutionary plot. He infiltrates a rendezvous at an abandoned foundry, posing as a conspirator named Daily, meeting “Gentleman George” Harris and a key woman who urges action. A $1,000,000 fund scheme is revealed with a staged double cross involving Captain Alva.

United States Government Secret Service Harris Krantz H—I Alva London Kraatz Daly Man Harry George Washington New York Senor Mendez Mendez Philip Severn United States Severn Harry Daly George" Harris Harria

The Crow as a Model of Balance and Adaptation

A Christian Science Monitor essay praises the crow for its self reliance and versatility. The bird is described as a mean size between hummingbird and ostrich, capable of flying walking wading and adapting to varied climates.

Christian Science Monitor Napoleon

Lost Lives Through Greed and Gold in Cortes Era

An ancient tale recounts Hernan Cortes reaching Mexico and Montezuma advising a dangerous course. Cortes accepted a gold plate from the Aztec king, sent it to Spain, destroyed ships, and pursued conquest. After royal treasure was confiscated, his forces turned on the wealth, and many warriors died as greed weighed down their pockets.

Cortez Mexico Montezuma Spain

Brazil's Opportunity to Lead Tropical Civilisation Rise

Brazil with 80 500 000 people becomes the second most populous American nation. Some scientists say solar heat could power tropical production making the tropics centers of civilization, Brazil with its minerals timber land and great navigable rivers stands to benefit.

Brazil Tropics Lts

No Real Excuse for Moodings in the Coas

The fragment discusses moodings and coas with unclear meaning and no identifiable events, names, or places to anchor a complete news item.

Evansville Woman Praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Evansville Indiana woman Miss Linxwiler aged eighteen testifies the product eased her long standing cold drowsiness and monthly illness. She urges other young women with similar symptoms to try Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and share her experience while a millinery shop worker notes improved wellbeing.

Evansville Ind Stsata Linx- Wiler Second St Indiana

Surprise the Weapon

Surprising exchange implies a personal settling of debt as a confrontation unfolds with casual dialogue about a $10 loan and implied retribution. The fragment hints at a conflict between individuals with an element of retaliation.

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