Three-Bar Ranch Riders Seek Molly After Desert Tragedy
Rimrock Trail follows Sandy Bourke, Mormon Peters, and Soda-Water Sam as they rescue Molly Casey from a wrecked wagon after her father Patrick dies. Molly becomes mascot at the Three-Bar ranch and plans form a path east for education amid threats from gambler Jim Plimsoll and Patrick Cagey’s partner.
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Arizona
Sandy Bourke
Peters
Sam” Manning
P. Casey
Bourke
Sam
Patrick Casey
Molly
Moly
Pardner
Sandy
Jim Plimsoll
Casey
Mormon
Plimsoll
Miranda Batley
Patrick Cagey
New Mexico
Barbara Redding
Outlaw Riders Fight to Free Molly Casey at Three Star
Sandy Rourke and allies evade Sheriff Jordan as they transport Molly Casey via buckboard toward a remote mesa fort. A tense chase ensues with Mormon Peters and Soda-Water Sam deploying fences and misdirection to stall pursuers.
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Molly
Sandy
Mormon
Sam
Jim
Stereford
Bald Butte
Seguro
Miguel
Buck
Jordan
Pedro
Joe
Three Star
Molly Casey
Mormon Peters
Plimsoll
Oliers
Paktet
Legion pair wed after service in Washington posts
Kenneth H. McRae former post commander of the first American Legion in the United States and Lois May Beach past commander of the U S 8S Jacob Jones post married in Washington D C. McRae served in France with Nebraska troops and is historian of his post while Beach served in the naval reserve.
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United States
Kenneth H. McRae
American’ Legion
Legion
Veterans’ Association
McRae
George Washington ‘Post
Washington, D. C
Lois May Beach
U.S. 8S
Jacob Jones
Miss Beach
Naval Reserve Force
United States Naval Reserve Force
Navy Department
Nebraska
France
Plumb Shamed of Himself Mocking Dadgel Behavior
A fragmentary quote shows a speaker expressing deep shame for a prior action described as a dadgel like misstep. The remark underscores public embarrassment and personal reflection without detailing the incident.
Protect Our Citizens Says Legion Adjutant on Immigration
Lemuel Bolles national adjutant of the American Legion denounces substitution of foreign labor for American workers in Medford Oregon. He urges action to educate the public enforce immigration laws and pass extra measures to preserve America for worthy citizens.
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National Adjutant of American Legion
America
Lemuel Bolles
The
American Legion
Legion
Medford
Ore
Legion National Adjutant
Republic
Sioux Falls Legion Plans Americanization Center
Harold B. Mason Post of the American Legion promotes a community center in Sioux Falls South Dakota to erase differences between foreign born and native Americans. A 12 member committee from local groups joins with the Legion to run an institute offering talks on Americanization and citizenship schooling for American born residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Mason Post
American Legion
Sioux Falls
Edison Ford commodity money plan would upset price balance
The second American Bankers Association critique argues the Edison Ford plan to warehouse commodities and issue new money would disrupt price stability. It notes money volume rises as goods are stored and falls as they are sold, creating mismatches and risking unsound bank loans.
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Edison-Ford
American Bankers Association
William T. Foster
Pollack Foundation For Economic Research
Mr. Foster
Edison
Mr. Edison
Mr. Ford
Old
National Bank
Farmers and bankers tied in wealth and progress
Head of Americas Bankers Association argues farming and banking must align production and distribution. He notes the farmer is the nation’s wealth producer and both sectors share transportation and marketing cost concerns. An understanding between farmers and bankers signals future progress.
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Walter W. Head
Americas Bankers Association
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Rimrock
J. Allan Dunn
Chapter
Bolsa Gap
Plimsott
Shereford
Pumsoll
Plmsoll
Irons
Phil
Sandy Rourke
Plinsol
Rourke
Broadway
PlHmeoul
Hanks
Caroca
the Legion
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