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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1920

Page

12

Flynn and Montana Spy Plot Escalates at Barton

In Charles Reimer's chapter, Flynn drives a car toward danger as Alice teases rescue by Torrence. At Barton, the prisoner remains silent while the narrator pressures him for motives behind spying and bribes. Antoine reports unrest among locals, and the plan to double guards is enacted to keep watch.

Flynn Alice Mr. Torrence Barton Antoine Singleton Hfeat Barton Montana

Lady Larkspur Drama Sparks a Hidden Copy Raid

In a secluded estate nook, a key scene from Searles’ Lady Larkspur unfolds as Alice performs lines amid cautious rehearsal. The narrator discovers a second manuscript copy and learns a London agent seeks Violet Dewing, prompting a hurried telegram to bring Searles east for answers.

Uncle Bush Alice Mrs. Farnsworth Helen Ilium Rosalind Forest of Arden Antigone Ariel Viola Stark Searles Lady Larkspur Larkspur Dick Searles

Dealer In Lots Real Estate Agent Quip Sparks Exchange

A humorous exchange features a dealer in lots remarking on making every man satisfied with his lot, followed by a sharp retort that he would not, revealing he is a real estate agent.

Cherokee Bill Celebrates 128th Birthday in Colorado

Cherokee Bill, an Indian negro reputedly valued at $80,000 and listed as America's oldest man in the census twice, marked his 128th birthday on his Grand Junction farm. A War of 1812 veteran, he later settled in Colorado with a claim, and in 1911 announced his retirement at age 114 amid rumors of hidden gold worth up to $80,000.

Bill America Grand Junction Colo Colorado

New Victory Medal Designed by James Earl Fraser

View of the obverse of the new victory medal designed by James Earl Fraser. Nearly 5,000,000 will be distributed to soldiers sailors marines nurses and doctors who served in the world war. Photograph shows the plaster cast clay model.

James Earl Fraser

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