Deaf Sandusky and Logan Fall in Calabasas Bar Shootout
In a tense ambush at a Calabasa bar, De Spain feigns weakness as Sandusky Logan and Sassoon corner him. A quick draw follows with De Spain killing Logan and Sandusky, wounding De Spain again before leaping through a window to escape on Sassoon’s horse.
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de Spain
Sandusky
Logan
Gale Morgan
Morgan
Sassoon
Harvey
Spain
Shike
Bandusky
Oullow
Morgen
Scott de Spain
Pursuit of De Spain Ends in Wounded Escape
After a brutal fight at Mossy Mountain and a chase by the Morgans, Henry de Spain is wounded, loses his belt and revolver, and is forced to flee into the desert. He drags to a watercourse, finds shelter in a rocky cave beneath a waterfall, and waits for daybreak while Calabasas pursuers close in.
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Scott
John
Smith and Kennedy
Williams
Bob
Jeffries
Spain
Sassoon
Believ
Musle
Sleepy Cat
de Spain
Music Mountain
Calabasas
Man Thinks A Young Ave Thinks He Is Devil Atchison
Ase Man reflects on a curious belief that a young resident believes himself to be the devil while an older man recalls a past day when the devil was part of life. The piece notes local intrigue in Atchison Uleba.
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Atchison Uleba
Mental Preparedness Through Self Expression in Children
A prominent educator advocates early self expression to build school readiness. Training children to tell stories and express thoughts fosters poise and communication with peers and adults, encouraging dialogue about daily experiences and noting the value of interested dialogue at home.
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Ufe
Where Nerve Is Needed Judge Comment Opens Matrimonial Banter
A witty exchange between a judge and a speaker poses a riddle about marriage and courage. The judge remarks that marrying now would not make him a coward, prompting a lighthearted back-and-forth on nerve and union.
Correction. Is your wife a good plain cook
A brief repartee notes a man asking if his wife cooks well and the reply affirms she is not only a plain cook but a good pretty one, reflecting social humor and language of the era.
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Nan of
Frank H. Spearman
Despain
Calabasa
Morgans
Medicine Bend
Lefever
Duke Morgan
Santa Fe
Henry de Spain
Cat
Despalh
Harry A. Lyon
St. William St
Boston
Mass
Dean
Carter
Vereal
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