The Finding of Gomez in a Desert Cave
Deborah follows Daniel Kelleen into a sunlit desert cave to uncover the fate of Captain Kelleen and Manuel Gomez. A deadly trap, hidden tunnels, and a dramatic rescue culminate in revealed truths and a vow between lovers. Gomez is found dead, Meager and Garrity perished, and Kelleen survives to renew their bond.
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Judge Garrity
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Kolleen
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Menger Ranch
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Calhoun
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Manuel Gomez
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Meager
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Garrity
Alvara
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Oldest Known Will From Egypt On Papyrus Described
The document dated 2548.5 records Ash an Egyptian who bequeathed his home and property to his wife for later transfer to their children. It details burial arrangements for himself and his wife and mentions appointing a guardian. The text mirrors a modern will in structure and purpose.
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Labor Federation Leader Urges Legion Labor Talks
Walker president of the Federation of Labor says conferences between labor groups and the American Legion in every city with Legion posts can remove misunderstandings. He asserts no real American denies labor's right to organize for members' protection and cites the Legion's mission for service in peace and war.
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American Legion
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Legion
Veteran designs new machinery improve disk pardtor
Richard G. Queht of Peterson post, American Legion, Minneapolis, a veteran who served ten months in France, rotated from observing to bench work during vocational training. He improved machinery design, sold the idea for 1000 and royalties, and helped build a strong sales catalogue for his company.
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Royales
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Peteraon Post
American Legion
Minneapolis
Minn
France
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Veteran World War I veteran hides as German in rebel Mexico
John Thomas, a World War I veteran, posed as a German to escape Huertista rebels in Mexico after U S arms began reaching federalists. He describes torture, theft, and escape aided by freight train conductors, noting Americans among rebels and a claim of German identity to gain safety. He was captured twice and freed by claiming German status.
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Thomas
Huertiste
Mexico
United States
Jalisco Guadalajara
American Legion
el Paso
Obregon
Unclear Phrase From Mobil Alabama Aid Group
Fragmentary note discusses aid to unemployed ex service members around Mobil Alabama. Reads as a stray intention to provide employment through a community group or committee. Details are limited and wording is garbled.
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Amity
Oh Fudge Cigars Prompts Confused Customer Laughs
A crowd reacts to a cigar labeled Oh Fudge with a puzzled customer asking about the strange name. The manufacturer clarifies with a lighthearted remark that the name is a quirky choice rather than a serious brand.
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