Showdown at Plimsoll's Camp Ends with Retreat
In a tense street confrontation, Sandy Rourke and allies confront Plimsoll in his gambling shack as Wyatt and the Three Star riders strike at the tented camp. Keith arrives from the East to back Plimsoll or end his hold on the Waterline ranch, but Plimsoll flees as Sandy promises sunrise justice.
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Sandy
Sam
Mormon
Farlat
Morton
Sol Wyatt
Plm
Hawss
Randy
Inter
Plirssoll
Wyatt
Sol
Earth
Wratt
Plimsoll
Effe
Phmsoll
Plim
Bill Brandon
Pimsoll
Brandon
Waterline Ranch
Three Star Outfit
Hereford
Casey
Marmon
Russell
Pumsell
Nest
Sandys
Tonneau
Westlake
Sandy Rourke
Keith
Caame
Sawtooth Range
Tie
Filover Creek
Theatrical showdown over Plimsoll confrontation
In Chapter XV Casey Town Keith from New York questions Sandy Bourke about the abrupt camp incident. Sandy explains a personal matter with Plimsoll needed immediate settlement, while Plimsoll is labeled a crook. The scene ends with a tease for continuation.
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Plimsoll
New York
Bourke
Sandy Bourke
Keith
Sandy
The Secret of Why Some Men Obtain Credit
A public education article from the American Bankers Association explains how credit works and why some men get loans while others are turned away. It emphasizes character, saving money, prudent debt, and bank responsibility in lending and safeguarding depositors’ funds.
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Committee On Public Education
American Bankers Association
Mr. Jones
The Mortality of Savings Accounts
The Savings Banks Association of Massachusetts cites a mutual bank tabulation showing account retention drops from 85 90 percent in six months to about 25 percent after ten years, with gradual further declines mainly due to death. The pattern reflects long term attrition in savings accounts across a New England town.
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The
Savings Banks Association of Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
New England
Peru Adopts Federal Reserve Style Banking Reform
Peru becomes first Latin American nation to reorganize its banking system under Federal Reserve principles through the Federal Reserve Act of Peru. The plan creates a Peru Federal Reserve Bank with a nine member board, three government appointees and six elected by member banks to modernize finance and resource development.
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Peru
Latin America
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Act of
United States Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
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Casey Town
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