Lostland Academy War and Murder Plot Unfolds
Janet Derstt, Fou s professor of rhetoric at Lostlazd Academy, receives a ter from Gorgon Meskely. Arthur Fleming, a former academy student, drifts into the tale as conflicts rise. Mrs. Denver, matron of the academy, and Haskell confront uneasy faculty while a tense meeting unfolds amid eerie sightings and looming danger.
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Lostlazd Academy
Janet Derstt
Fou
Gorgon Meskely
Academy
Arthur Fleming
Aley
Denver
Denver, One Faggc Ba Matron OF the Academy At the School the Group Is Sheck By
En Alf
Evetery Parvadiae
Haskell
Hien Parse
Cave Emrisiee
Four Figures Haunt the Old Academy Mystery
The scene centers on Miss Bracebridge and companions decoding cryptic notes about four figures, described as perfectly crafted and terrifying. The dialogue hints the four may be central to an unfolding danger as they debate whether the figures loom as actual beings or mere ideas behind a growing dread.
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Reid
Gorden Gasteli
Ariur
Miss Bracebridge
Ike
Arthur
Dethro Bracebridge, Jr
Althen Braceridge
Norman Bracebridge
Feather Bracebridge
Janet
Benn
The Lostland Academy Mystery and the Living Figures
On a dangerous cliff path at Lostland academy two visitors witness a whirlpool below the falls and encounter a guardian Balder the Beautiful who guards eerie life like figures in a long closed room. The tale unfolds with warnings from Berenice Bracebridge and a grim backstory of four Bracebridge children.
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Janet
Payne
Payne Commented. “I Did Not Mean To Follow You, Sut Buskel
Sen
Lostland Academy
Jethro Bracebridge
Berenice
Jenet
Ures
Balder
Miss Bracebridge
Miss Mercer
Lovily
Justingly
Matthew Arnold
Father
Hir. Baskell
Mr. Haskell
Jethro
Jerry Moore
Jerry
Antiquated tale frames relief rhetoric and charity
A Marshall Morning News columnist recalls a rustic fable about mercy and hunger to critique aid delivery. He notes seeing relief recipients demanding home delivery of food, then cites Dr. J. Re Laughils’s temple visit during the week of fasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. J. Re Laughils
Temple
Texas crime costs exceed state government expenses figures say
Byron Utecht notes in the Port Worth Star Telegram that Texas crime costs dwarf state spending, arguing crime costs could fund state colleges for decades. He cites Clyde Barrow as the era’s most costly citizen, with many counties mobilizing to chase him after the Eastham prison raid.
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Texas
Evans
Pentten- Mary
Court of Criminal Appeals
State
Clyde Barrow
Eastham
Raymond Hamilton
Huntsville
Byron
Utecht
Port Worth
Repeal the Poll Tax Says Peter Molyneaux
Peter Molyneaux argues in Texas Weekly that the poll tax is unfair and ineffective, noting 1,108,034 taxes paid in 1993 and about 2,450,000 Texans over 20 who could vote but remain untaxed. He urges a constitutional amendment at the January Legislature to repeal both the poll tax and the voting qualification.
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Austin
Texas
Tex
Union
Property for sale in Eagle Lake Texas including multiple lots
Classified notice lists for sale a room house with four lots a barn a garage and other improvements good garden soil and drainage recent house rebuilding. Also notes a budget hearing for Eagle Lake Texas to be held July 2 1934 at 10 00 am at City Hall with public participation and a copy available from the City Clerk.
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Fred G. Finks
Engle Lake
Walter Taylor
H. Landa
Nmy
Eagle Lake
A. J. Struss
P. A. Hoeninghaus
Bonnie Harrisa
J. F. Ulery
Neda K J. T. Hall
Lee Prawse Orchestra
Calvert Drug Company
Smaylot
Adolph Vacek
Frigidaire
Skelton & Tate Market
McCormack
Bond
J. N. Prater
Bags Lake
Texas
Imy
Lake Avenue
Elizabeth
Ogreen
City
W. E. Welford
Can't Win in the Slot Machine Racket
Wayne W Parrish in Literary Digest reports gambling slot machines drain millions in New York City and other cities. Police and officials push education to curb the practice as trials reveal heavy losses from nickel slots and slugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne W. Parrish
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Arthur Markewich
New York County
Markevich
Markewich
O. L. Shotwell
Huling
Alvin
Holland
W. Wade
Schulenburg Senator Gus Russek Sentenced in Banking Case
State Senator Gus Russek and former bank officers Charles A Vogt Otto G Vogt were sentenced in federal court for bank fund shortages totaling over 40000 dollars. Russek received four years suspended on five years probation with a 5000 dollar fine and four months in the federal workhouse. Vogt brothers got 13 months suspended and 500 dollar fines.
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New Orleans
Gus Rustek
Schulenburg
Russel
Charles A. Vogt
Otto G. Vogt
First National Bank of
Russekl
Bar of Justice
Kennerly
Russek
Vogt Brothers
First National Bank
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Anna McClure
Copstight
W. G. Chape
WNE Service
Mas of
Ucpres
Erliy Bish la Barkett
Finéa
Janet Cumaag
Derispa
Janet Someon
Ayn Me Ellis
Niagara
Eif
Sue
Berenice Bracebridge
Fleming
Wilton Payne
Isabel
Theo
Sgures
Earle W. Evans
American Bar
United States
Collie
Eastland
Homer M. Price
Aiarshall Morning News
Peter Molyneaux
H. S. Harp
Beaumont
L. A. Birkham
Herbert
van Vieck
W. A. Bickham
Memphis, Tennessee
J. R. Colley
E. O
Alfred Marx
Clarence German
Weimar
HH German
W. C. Cooke
el Paso
J. G. Cooke
Lana
Xeem
Bane
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