Wronged Johnny Clayborne Returns to Radford and Faces Will
Johnny Clayborne comes back to Radford to confront his uncle Jasper who plans to cut him from the will. In a tense meeting at the old mansion Johnny hands over a dollar to seal his fate and prepares to take the next train away. Gwen Hilliard arrives with a quiet, supportive presence as Henry Yont pushes for a practical resolution.
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Pete Sturgis
Johnny Clayborne
Pete
Jasper
Radford
Clayborne
Motor Row
Telegraph Creek
Burdette
Abbot's Cannery
Gwen Hilliard
Johnny
Gwen
Hilliards
Claybornes
Henry Yont
Henry
Judge Yont
Citizen’s Bank
Uncle Jasper
Judgement
Judge Yent
Sudbury
Black Hannibal
Hannibal
Bob
Henry Yent
Jasper Clayborne
Goodby
Brandon
Frontier Peace Officers and Noted Gunmen of the Frontier
The article recounts how frontier peace officers used varied methods to curb crime. It highlights Wyatt Earp Bat Masterson Wild Bill Hickok Billy Tilghman and others for courage and restraint, with Tilghman famed for avoiding unnecessary gun use yet risking his life to subdue outlaw Bill Doolin.
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West
Bat Masterson
Dodge City
Wyatt Earp
Tombstone
Ariz
Billy Tilghman
Oklahoma
Wild
Earp
McLowry
O. K. Corral
Earp Brothers
Doc Holliday
Clanton Gang
McLowrys
Hickok
Masterson
Tilghman
Uncle Billy
Prohibition
Bill Doolin
Doolin
James Brothers
Missouri
Dalton Boys
Bill
Desperado
Guthrie
Heck Thomas
Thomas
Chris Madsen
Duchess Best Dressed World Wide Fashion Rating
New York fashion authorities name the duchess of Windsor the best dressed woman in the world. Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, formerly Barbara Cushing, ranks second on the list.
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New York
Duchess of Windsor
Stanley Mortimer
Barbara Cushing
Bonner Rules Poll Tax Charge Must Be Based On Ability
Attorney General John W. Bonner says county poor fund poll taxes may be collected from any state resident who can pay the $2 levy. He notes boards of commissioners decide age limits, if any, but must exercise that discretion reasonably and not arbitrarily.
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John W. Bonner
Boards of Commissioners
Bonner
No Post War Slump Seen by Party Head
Edward J. Flynn chairman of the Democratic National Committee spoke in New Orleans asserting the United States faces no postwar slump unlike after World War I. He argued this war’s destruction is spread across Europe and Asia, with reconstruction materials supplied by the United States, and that America’s economic position is strong enough to support needy nations without worry.
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United States
Edward J. Flynn
Democratic National Committee
New Orleans
France
Europe
Asia
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Wild Bill
Jane
Clantons
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William Brocius
Johnny Ringo
Eddy
Ain St. Butte, Mont
Hotel Rainbow
Montana
Great Falls
Kay Brinker
Ona Munson
Hollywood
C.J. DJ
Dean
CLI
Far E Beande
God
Portland
Oregon
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