Anne Heywood in Puerto Rico Hidden Meetings
Anne Heywood, daughter of a New Ser publisher, travels to Puerto Rico on assignment. On the plaza and streets she spots Miguel Valera and Richard Taussig moving in shadows around La Fortaleza while she wanders the city. Taussig and Valera’s uneasy rendezvous raise questions about a German agent link and a coming lunch with Valera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Heywood
Ser
Puer Rico
Pete ‘20x
Yn U. 5S
Uel Valera
United States
Richard Taussig
Russellster
Sue
Mr. Taussig
Russell
Anne
Taussig
Diego Gongaro
Valera
Don Alvaro
Old City
Caleta San Juan
Miguel Valera
Miguel
Fortaleza
la Fortaleza
Casa Blanca
Fortaleza Street
Miss Heywood
Mallorquina
Death of Col Charles Wood recalls Chief Joseph surrender speech
California author Col E. C. S. Wood died at 91 recalling his youth as an Army lieutenant when he recorded Chief Joseph’s surrender speech in the Bear Paw mountains on October 5 1877. Wood documented the speech and later published it with Century Magazine sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aussig
Gongaro
Diego Gongaro
Emom
Tausz
California
Union
Charles Erskine Scott Wood
Joseph
Bear Paw Mountains
Montana
Wood
O. O. Howard
Nez Perce
Nez Perces
Canada
Military Department of the
Perry
White Bird Canyon
Howard
Sturgis
Seventh Cavalry
Nelson A. Miles
Fifth Infantry
Guy Howard
Miles
George
John
Chapman
Oscar Long
Looking Glass
Ollicut
Colonel Wood
Century Magazine
Chester A. Fee
Logan
Cayugas
McGuffey
Erie
William Maxwell Scott
United States Navy
Erie Academy
Baltimore City College
United States Military Academy
West Point
Grant
Fort Bidwell
Alaska
Bannock and Plute
Idaho
Fort Vancouver
Portland
Ore
Military Academy
Columbia University
Pacific Coast
Wood’s Heavenly Discourse makes World Fame as Author
Colonel Wood rose to world renown for a satirical es say collection titled Heavenly Discourse. He also gained distinction as a poet, with verses like Night and the Desert from Poems From the Ranges (1929) portraying cosmic imagery and a wistful bond with earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Admirals Name Origin and Camel Cigarettes in Service Stores Ad
The ad explains admiral derives from an Arabic term meaning commander. It promotes Camel cigarettes as the top choice for Navy Army Marines and Coast Guard personnel with sales data from service stores. It notes overseas mail restrictions but allows sending Camels to soldiers in the U S and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brenda Conrad
Senorita Heywood
Alvaro
Aine
Donivaro Valera
Blazes
Senorita
Don Lvaro
Elmo Scott Watson
Frederic Remington
The
Quartermaster Corps
Bfgoodrich
BACKA
Chey
U.S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!