The Red Line Trail Synopsis
A man is shot in New York and carried to Miss Edith Grant’s home. He clings to a message for millionaire Henry Archman, whose secretary Akin arrives in disguise. Archman’s secret papers reveal plans, youths, and a family web as Nellie courts Jim while Edith intrigues, and Lord George Caruthers visits Archman’s house.
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New York Village
Edith Grant
Henry Archman
Archman
Min
Akin
Marbach
Jeaven
Karbach
Harry
Chicago
Han
Nellie
Bosale
New York
Four Hundred
Beso
Jove
Jamea Cari
Bees
Jim
Archmen
Nellia
Besa
Morbach
Mr. Archman
Lord George Caruthers
Message From Mordach Murder Scene Sparks Archman Turmoil
Mrs Archman, Nellie gone after Mordach murder, faces reporters and an inquest. Family nerves fray as Edith Grant romance and Harry Archman’s engagement loom, while a mysterious map to an island and Lord George Caruthers’ arrival push the arc toward a new turn in the family saga.
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Bess
Harry
Haly
Mrs. Archman
Laland
Archman
Father
Lord George Caruthers
Beas
English Visitor Engages Involved Banter In El Rio Chapter VI
Lord George, a blue eyed, ruddy skinned Englishman, arrives with a cheery exclamation and shows eager curiosity as Bess explains their precarious situation. The group speculates about a thief and a hero’s ride, while Mrs Archman’s charity work confuses the guest, who struggles to follow the dialogue and plot.
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Lord George
el Rio
Bess
Miss Archman
Father
Thief Hints at Conscience or Family Help for Father
A cryptic line suggests the thief may be torn between a sense of guilt or using the family to locate the missing father. The edition frames the dilemma as a speculation about motive. No further evidence is provided in the fragment.
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Hsto
How Fast They Go
The average man walks three miles an hour or four feet a second while a horse trots seven miles an hour or ten feet a second. Some people are known by their intentions and others by their works.
Submarine Yarns in Book by Scout Declared Real Adventure
A submarine yard tale shows a navy youth writing thrillers for children while aboard a submerged U S submarine off the Irish coast. The book will be prefaced by Theodore Roosevelt, with praise from Dr John Tigert and a Legion connection noted. the author is a member of the American Legion and the story ties to war memories and patriotism.
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United States
United States Navy
Calla
Bila
Irish
Seldheprey
France
Rad la
Henry Beston
Theodore Roosevelt
Memher
American Legion
John Tigert
Educaton
Boston
Beston
Legion
Officials in Charge of National Convention
The American Legion announces details for the 1924 national convention to be held in St. Paul Minnesota from September 15 to 19. A full committee list provides contacts for information publicity tickets transportation and auxiliary roles at various St Paul offices and locations.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
The
St. Paul
Mion
Royal A. Stone
State Capitol
H. A. Boomer
North Prior Street
Welser
Jewell Hotel
D. K. Baldwin
B. M. Ralaton
Grand Avenue
N. G. Mortensen
Breaper Arcade
Filing Deadlines Announced for Veteran Claims
Watson Miller of the American Legion national rehabilitation committee says all claims for former service persons with tuberculosis neuro-psychiatric diseases amoebic dysentery and encephalitis lethargica must be on file before January 1 1926 for presumptive service connection. Claims should go through Legion posts or departments or any Veterans Bureau office.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Watson
Miler
National Rehabilitation Committee of the
American Legion
Legion Poste
Ments
Towa Legion Men Lead In State Auto and Radio Ownership
Data from the Iowa American Legion shows husbands outnumber bachelors nearly three to one. Sixty five point four percent own their own automobiles, while many without cars rely on radios to stay informed. About a thousand more own radios, with town department enrollment at least sixty percent of all ex-service men in the state.
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Towa Legion
Iowa Department of the American Legion
Iowan Legionnaire
Legion
Man Ends Life Over Love Triangle in Detroit District
Joseph Novicki, 36, killed himself after opening a plan for his wife Mia to marry boarder Tony Lavaicki. He left $1,000 insurance to aid her new life, while Mia admitted love for Tony but later regretted the decision, saying she wishes her husband were alive. The case details a months long domestic crisis ending with a tragic act.
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Detroit
Mich
Joseph Novicki
Hammond Avenue
Mia
Tekla
Novicki
Tony Lavaicki
Joseph
Tony
Hoe
Grieves to Death When His Wife Disappears
Atlantic City man Peter Palmer aged seventy five or seventy two grieved weeks after his wife Mary Palmer vanished on May 8 to attend a brother's funeral in Philadelphia. Police searches found no trace of her and Palmer died in his desolate home watching the front door.
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Atlantic City
M. J
Mfe
Peter K
Palmer
Trinity
Mia
Mary Palmer
Philadelphia
Seals Threaten Fraser River Salmon Run
Vancouver B C reports severe seal predation on Fraser River spring salmon reducing the expected pack by one-sixth to one-third. Fishermen fear extinction of runs and major revenue loss as seals outpace nets, striking head shots and tossing fish back after striking. Ads and methods like bind nets fail as seals learn to drive salmon into the nets. Wolf-like seals grab throats, capable of tossing a 80-pound salmon clear of water.
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Vancouver B. C
Fraser River
Maine Freshman Kills 250-Pound Bear With Self-Mied Bow
George W. Tacubs of Brockton Mass a Maine freshman killed a 250 pound bear ten miles north of Amherst after trapcaught paw. Jacobs used a six foot steel tipped bow with five arrows three hit. He hunted with Harry Jordan a veteran guide amid taunts calling him Robin Hood. The stunt aimed to spark archery interest at the university.
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George W. Tacubs
Brockton
Mass
University of Maine
Amherst
Jacobs
Harry Jordan
Hant Eddington
Robin Hood
Hila
Fox Killed by Lightning in North Powder Oregon
A silver fox valued at 1006 was killed by lightning at an Eastern Oregon Light and Power substation fire. An electrical alarm recently damaged the area but was aided by fire extinguishers.
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North Powder
Oregon Light and Power Company
A Precious Hen Minneapolia Mystery
Police investigate an odd discovery by Mrs. Betty Smilow after a gizzard yielded three emeralds and four .22 caliber shells from a common hex bought in the Market. The stones are reported highly valuable and the origin is sought.
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Minneapolia
Betty Smilow
Dr Carey’s Marsroot Prescription Marketed for Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Carey’s Marsroot Prescription No 777 for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims long experience, urges immediate use, promises to clear eyes and relieve backache, with a money back guarantee through local druggists or Carey Medical Laboratories at Elmira New York.
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Carey
Careye Marsbroot
Carey Medical Laboratories
Elmira, N
First Speedway Under Construction Near Marseille
The first motor speedway in France is being built near Marseille and aims to be among the world’s most thrilling courses. It will feature several hairpin turns and sharp curves as the rule rather than the exception.
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France
Marseillle
Asthma and Hay Fever Guaranteed Relief Ad
An advertisement by Dr. R. Behiffmann of Los Angeles promises immediate relief for asthma hay fever and bronchial asthma through Asthmador or cigarettes. It offers a risk guarantee with a refund if not satisfied and directs readers to order via parcel post or by mail order from 2784 N Main Los Angeles.
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U.S
Bchilitmann
Danish Scholar Unearths Ancient Synagogue Remnant
Danish scholar Doctor Sommerfeld uncovers a rung of an old synagogue in the Palestine village of Kapernaum. It is claimed Christ often preached in that place. On the walls a distinctive emblem is noted in the ruins.
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Doctor Sommerfeld
Palestine
Kapernaum
Christ
Women Need Swamp-Root for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder discomfort often mistaken for other ailments. Headache back pain and nervousness may signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root offers a physician prescribed remedy. obtain a sample by mailing ten cents for a test bottle and mention the newspaper.
Springfield Woman Delivers Baby Quietly
A Boston Transcript item notes a Springfield woman has a baby who never cries, sparking speculation on her hushes and trade by trade opinions. Authorities and onlookers weigh the mystery of the quiet infant.
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Mia
Blake
Springfield
George
Boston Transcript
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