Henry de Spain Fights Thief River Cattle Gang
Henry de Spain, general manager of a stagecoach line, battles cattle thieves in Morgan gap near Sleepy Cat Calabasas. He has killed two attackers and was wounded. Nan Morgan, his lover, faces threats from her outlaw family as Duke Morgan presses her to marry Gale Morgan. De Spain hunts clues to a Calabasas barn fire while Nan defies control, planning a dangerous escape to Sleepy Cat with De Spain.
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Sleepy Cat
Rocky Mountains
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Gale Morgan
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Morgan
Lefever
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Music Mountain
Sassoon
Bonita
Nab
United
Pahaw
Medicine Bend
Jo Cosely
Uncle Duke
Nan Uke
de Spaio
Pardaloe
Bull Page
Pardalee
Mountain House
Duke Morgan
Nao
Main Street
Jeffries
McAlpin
Gruffy
Peared
Bull
Mr. de Spain
Musle
Despain Worries After Nightfall Meeting at Music Mountain
Despain frets as the pair part at Music Mountain after a tense evening. They briefly speak of Calabasas and promised to act soon, the mood edged with unease about the next steps and consequences.
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Music Mountain
Calabasas
De Spain risks all to save Nan in unfolding crisis
Nan is in clear danger and De Spain learns he must take bold chances to rescue her. A major plot shift is teased with a pivotal development coming in the next installment.
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de Spain
Nan
Josh’s Interest Sparks Desk Look and Keenness
A fragment notes Josh showing interest in a picks up desk and examining it closely. The passage suggests curiosity about the item and what it entails, with a sense of eagerness to understand its purpose and use.
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Josh
Bolsheviks reject separate peace bids in war aims
Trotsky, Bolshevik foreign minister, says Russia will not seek a separate peace with Germany. He argues Russia's peace offer could unite workers worldwide to end the war, while other leaders debate terms as Von Hindenburg moves eastern to negotiate. Lenine echoes armistice rhetoric, provoking criticism from Lord Cecil who warns of treaty breaches and Europe’s political lines.
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Amsterdam
von Ladendorff
Stockholm
Tidningen
Petrograd
Dukhonin
Associated Press
Leon Trotsky
Trotzky
Germany
Russia
London
Robert Cecil
Nikolai Lenine
Europe
Ex-Gov Peabody Dies in Denver at 3-Week Illness
Former Colorado governor James Hamilton Peabody died Friday at the Vilella apartments after a three week illness. He underwent an operation a week earlier and did not recover. At his bedside were his wife, his physician Dr Edmund J A Rogers, a nurse, and close friends. Surviving children include James Clelland Peabody in training at Linda Vista Cal, and two daughters Mrs James Grafton Rogers and Mrs Cuthbert Stearns. A nephew Will H Peabody also lived in Glenwood Springs.
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James Hamilton Peabody
Colorado
Vilella
Vine Street
Edmund J. A Rogers
Linda Vista
Cal
James Grafton Rogers
Cora Peabody
Cuthbert Stearns
Maj. Stearns
United States Army
Jessie Peabody
Will H. Peabody
Jesse Peabody
Glenwood Springs
British Renew Cambrai Drive Pushes Germans From Positions
British forces renewed their attack on Fontaine and pressed from Cantaine to Fontaine South, claiming several score guns captured. Irish infantry with tanks assaulted Moeuvres and Tadpole Copse, forcing German withdrawal after a sharp engagement as Italian and Austro German forces contest the Brenta and Piave fronts for control of the Venetian plain.
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Fontaine
Cantaine
Cambrai
Bourlon Wood
Moeuvres
Tadpole Copse
Brenta
Piave
Denver Bank Robbery At Italian American Bank
Two armed bandits robbed the Italian American bank at 1234 Fifteenth Street on Friday at 1 PM. They entered, lined patrons against the wall, forced the bookkeeper Carlo Di from his cage, and stole between 2000 and 3000 dollars mostly in bills. They fled in an automobile.
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