John Carter’s Thark alliance heads for Zodanga
In a bold move, John Carter allies with Thark chieftain Tars Tarkas to rescue Princess Deliah Thoris. The combined army marches under cover to Zodanga, planning stealth entry through wall gates using a crafted climbing and rope system to seize the palace grounds.
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Fromel
Tal Hajas
Tars Tarkas
Tar Hajus
Tara Tarkas
Jeddak
Deliah ‘Thoris
Helium
Zodanga
John Carter
Barsoom
Kantos Kan
Korus
Battle in Zodanga Palace Ends in Thark Victory and Wedding
In the throne hall of Zodanga, Sab Than and Dojah Thoris face death as Kosis is slain and Sab Than succeeds. Tars Tarkas leads a Thark assault clearing the hall, freeing Dejah Thoris and binding Zodangan nobles. Carter proclaims love and asks Dejah Thoris to marry him as Tharks invade Helium.
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Neaa
Helium Iest
Zodanga
Mars
Flerce
Tars Turk
Thark
Ara ‘Tarkas
Hawk
John Carter
Barsoom
Tars Tarkus
Woola
Tare Tarkas
Tal Hajus
Tars Tarkas
Jeddak
Sarkoja
Urs Tarkes
Sola
Tarkajus
Garkoja
Gozava
Jeddiak's
Lorquas Promel
Inalde
Zodonga
Than Fosis
Jeddal
Kosis
Kantos Kan
Sab Than
San
Dojah Thoris
Helium
Dejah Thorlg
Tarkas
Dejah Thoria
Sab
Dejah Thoris
Dejah ‘Thorla
Tors Tarkas
Plgmien
Tharks
Mayneld
Dejoh Thoris
Virginia
Targs Tarkas
Origin of Manitoba Name From Indigenous Terms
The province’s name Manitoba derives from two Cree words Manito meaning the Great Spirit and Waba meaning the narrows of the lake. The combination Manito Waba signified a sacred place to the Crees and Saulteurs, who called it Manito Waba the Great Spirit’s Narrows.
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Manitoba
Halloween’s Long Path From Ancient Myth to Modern Holiday
The article traces Halloween from antiquity through Druidic and folk beliefs to its gradual recognition as a social anniversary shaping modern observances and legal traditions.
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Errlawat
Present Membership Large Enough
Six members of the House Census Committee filed a minority report opposing increasing the House size to 460 members. Chairman Siegel defended the majority view that reapportionment follows each ten-year census. Maine and Missouri would lose one seat each with adding twenty five members costing about $206,000 annually.
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Washington
House Census Committee
House of Representatives
Siegel
Maine
Missouri
Opium Shipments Decline in China Trade
Washington reports opium shipments to China are dropping as use falls. Consul General W. H. Gale at Hong Kong notes Hong Kong liquor duties and licensed warehouses yielded 779000 in 1920, slightly down from 780000 in 1919, while opium monopoly revenue fell to 4800000 from 6800000.
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Washington
China
Commerce Department
W. H. Gale
Hong Kong
Senator Norris Collapses in Senate Address
Senator Norris a Republican from Nebraska suffered a partial collapse at the close of a nearly three hour Senate address. Heat and fatigue exhausted him and he was moved to a committee room where first aid was applied by Senator Ball of Delaware, a physician, who said the condition was not believed serious.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Ball of
Delawaore
Pigeons Targeted at Wisconsin Capitol for Economy
In Madison Wisconsin riflemen began culling hundreds of pigeons in the state capitol at the request of the superintendent of property. Torrissey said the capitol was becoming a chicken roast and costing the state hundreds of dollars to feed the birds. Capitol park visitors had long seen the pigeons as pets.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Capitol
Torrissey
Capitol
Capitol Park
Big Warehouse Blaze in Chicago Causes $1.5 Million Loss
A large fire on the southern outskirts of Chicago destroyed the Crook Terminal Warehouse and Chicago Storage and Transfer Company building and contents. Fire officials suspect spontaneous combustion. Two men were injured while fighting the blaze.
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Chicago
Crook Terminal Warehouse
Chicago Storage and Transfer Company
Anti Soviet Plot Uncovered in New York
A Soviet Russia dispatch via the Russian Telegraph agency reports a Petrograd conspiracy led by monarchist Professor Tagantsen and allied with French espionage. The ring allegedly planned to assassinate Communist leaders, attack Soviet workers, and damage offices, railways, factories, and red troops.
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New York
Petrograd
Russia
Russian Telegraph Agency
Soviet Russia
Tagantsen
Polaon Red
Elevators Sign With Growers in North Dakota
North Dakota reports 169 elevators or associations ready to handle grain through United States Grain Growers this fall. U L Burdick notes eighty equity elevators joined, expanding grower controlled commerce for the season. In Washington, a joint effort by the Public Health Service and National Park Service seeks to make U S parks safe and sanitary for the expanding touring public.
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Fargo
N. D
United States Grain Growers, Inc
North Dakota
U. L
Parks
Washington
United States Pubiic Health Service
National Park Service
United States
Aimple
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Senee Ae
Irwin Myers
MccClurg and Company
Than Kosis
Oejah Thoris
Denver Business Directory
Erle Corda
LHI A. Holifond
Acoma St
Hoy By Mall
Broadway
Denver
Champa Street
KODAK
Kodaks
Denver Photo Materials Company
Eastman Kodak Company
Sixteenth Street
Colorado
Mana
Ee CO
Marcel
Charles Hair & Beauty Shop
16Th St
Colo
Flowens Fork
Park Floral Co
Heauty Pamiomis
Millicent Hart Co
15Th St
Houm-Allen Jawelmy CO
PL Leating Co
Bemeti
Denner
Cole
Steck Browers’ Wholesale Supply Co
Senator Norris
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