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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
3
In a southern courtroom drama, Judge Price confronts Colonel Fentress as Murrell’s conspiracy unravels. A tense riot erupts, shots ring out, and Fentress is wounded while the judge asserts law over mob fury during a perilous stand at the courthouse.
In Raleigh area the judge plots to secure Fentress estate and Quintard lands as the Clansporific collapse deepens. Pegloe flees after learning the judge’s intent while Ware and Fentress are reported dead or missing, the latter’s body later washing ashore. The judge departs by stage for clues on identity, keeping resolve toward his main goal.
A London dispatch describes Skipatar Albanians as descendents of Pelasgi with fierce martial culture. It notes tribal chiefs wield life and death power, mixed religious loyalties, and feuds. Youths receive weapons after rites, hospitality is famed, and food is simple with raki on feast days.
A common council court in London concluded after informal inquiry that no officer of the corporation ever played golf during business hours without the head of the department's consent. The finding underscores adherence to official schedules and governance norms within the city administration.
William Ross aged 22 was squeezed against a stall by a fractious horse in Shamokin Pennsylvania. The horse severed his left arm at the elbow as he lay behind the animal. Ross nearly died from blood loss before help arrived when his father found him in the barn.
Rankin Dunfee of Carlisle recalls an unusual sight near his home when a lantern-wielding crossing on a dark night startled a sixteen inch fish from the weeds onto the bank. He suggests the lantern frightened the fish from the water.
Weston jokes about naming his private golf course Bunker Hill to Prenton, admitting he believes he can never win on them. The exchange shows playful banter over golf game performance and course naming.
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