Luck and Murder Threats in Mountain Cabin
In a tense confrontation at a remote mountain cabin, Sheriff Cullison lies bound as Blackwell and Luck discuss a deadly plan involving a rotted mine shaft. A rider signals outside, bringing a potential interruption, while Cullison plots a fatal sign to stymie his captors.
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Blackwell
Mexico
Cullison
Luck Refuses Relinquishment Under Threat At Inn
In a tense scene at the inn, Luck faces pressure from Cullison and Fendrick to sign a relinquishment and pledge not to prosecute. Ranger Bucky O Connors presence looms as Cullison tries to force a deal, while Luck remains calm and evasive, warning of consequences.
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Cullison
Bucky O'Connor
Saguache
Blackwell
Endick
Fendrick
Luck
Cass
Cass Fendrick Forces Talk With Luck in Arizona Rift
Kate Cullison confronts Cass Fendrick as he forces a dangerous meeting with Luck Cullison. Fendrick aims to secure release of her father and sway Luck to drop threats while masking a prisoner deal. The tense standoff unfolds at the Circle ranch amid cattlemen, a Mexican ally, and a perilous power play.
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Jack of Hearts
de Oro
W. & 8. Express
Case
Cass Fendrick
Kate
Buck
Cass Fenidrick
Miss Cullison
Arizona
Warlonas
Mia
Wyile
Saya
Mrs. Wylie
Cullison
Blackwell
Luck Cullison
Iles
Father
Iaak
Pack of the Law
Lute Blackwell
Fendrick
Sonora
Luck
Hung
Manuel
Jose Dominguez
Jose
Dominguez
Co. F. Ranch
Cass
Senor
Miss Qullison
Mendrick
Cone
Poet Hold-Up Turns Crime Scene Into Rhyme
New York police arrest a robber who spoke in verse during a 54 dollar hold-up at a West Forty-Eighth Street bakery. Detectives Dillon and Brady, noting the suspect’s poetry, quip about him being a poet as they pursue the case.
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Nw York
Peter Kurtz
Howard Bakery Company
West Forty-eight Street
West Forty-seventh Street
Richard
Edward Dillon
Thomas Brady
Australian tree yields safe tar free products
New Australian company develops a blackboy tree derived process delivering goods free from acids tarpaulin dressings rope tar sanitary tar lacquers stains pitches phenol benzol alcohol coke and related contaminants. The venture aims to market safe, low hazard outputs from native timber.
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Blackboy
Tree of Australia
Eloped Texans Defy Federal Elopement Case in Jail
In Los Angeles a duo of Ranger women in their early twenties laugh at their federal charges for eloping from Texas to California with H. Kledger of Oklahoma and L. C. Everett of Abilene. Everett reportedly enlisted for China. The quartet, indicted in Abilene, deny the seriousness, vow to prefer California life over Texas, and refuse to discuss husbands.
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Rose Roberta
Viola Connors
Ranger
Texas
California
H. Kledger
Oklahoma
L. C. Everett
Abilene
Tex
Kledger
Bakersfield
Everett
United States Army
China
A. L. Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. Connors
Has Tarzan Relapse Reported in Montgomery County Woods
A naked wild man roams the northern Montgomery county woods near Seeley’s mill. Described as about 50 with a long beard and orangutan like muscles, he has been sighted by many over months and sometimes speaks. A large hunt draws crowds from Red Oak and surrounding towns.
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Montgomery County
Seeley's Mill
Red Oak
Ele
Nishnabotna
Seeley
Southern Town
Ed Peterson
Nishnabotna River
Stanton
Elliott
Griswood
Coburg
Vill'sca
Mule Dead After Six Years of Legal Suspense
In Lake county Illinois a long running dispute over a mule ends when Judge Edwardes orders Morris to return the animal to Doyle, pay 750 dollars, and cover four court costs. The mule dies soon after, ending the saga.
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C. Edwards
Waukegan
Morris
Doyle
Edwardes
Costa
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