Mexican Bandit Lopes Routed in Border Siege
Liberty and Pedro escape a Mexican raid led by Pancho and Lopez at the hacienda and reach the American border with Major Winston and Rutledge pursuing. Pancho sacrifices himself while saving Liberty, Lopes dies in a duel and Pancho’s final wish about Liberty’s property is revealed as the episode ends with Rutledge jailed in Washington and plans to reassemble forces.
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Liberty Horton
Hebcan
Ower
Juan Lope
Pedro
Winston
Robert Rutledge
Texas Rangers
Ho Leon
Liberty
Manuel
Dope
Pancho
Minston
Rutledge
Therese
Lopez
Lucinda
Orand
Bob
Lopes
Inmon
Chihuahua
Beene Lopez
Pear
Wifstton
Celle
Theor
Aberty
Gresdom
Geass
Major
Chico
Vauhon
Trobert Rutledge
The
Secretary of War
Rube
Mexico
Ele
Washington
Witc
Vie Hacienda
Vedro
Lopes Band
Lovh
Leaders for a National Army Rise from Regular Ranks
The piece notes major generals and brigadier generals will be drawn from regulars now at these ranks. Col John W Heard, medal of honor recipient, Col Joseph T Dickman, Col Grote Hutcheson, Col L W V Kennon, and Col Walter K Wright are highlighted as likely brigadiers or generals in the new National army, with histories from the Spanish War and earlier campaigns cited.
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National Army
Senate
John W. Heard
Fifth Cavalry
Heard
Congress
Bahia Honda
Cuba
Wilson
Joseph T. Dickman
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Dickman
France
Benavides
Gonzales
Chaparral
Texas
San Juan
Chaffee
Peking
Forbidden City
Grote Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Reilly
Fourteenth
L. W. V. Kennon
Kennon
General Crook
Philippines
Benguet
Philippine Islands
Bkennon
Lawton
Walter K. Wright
Twentythird Infantry
Syracuse
N. Y
Wright
New York
West Pointe
West Point
Uncle Sam
Life Is a Very Funny Proposition
A reflective verse questions life's meaning and fate. The speaker notes science offers no proof, life alternates between joy and hardship, and the chicken or egg of purpose remains unanswered as existence moves toward the curtain call. George M Coban is named.
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George M, Coban
Coast Guard Plans Air Rescue and Observation Fleet
Coast guard stations will get airplanes for rescue and observation. A French parachute guided by cords can draw in the sides. A new shoe attachment pocket protects valuables. Deer horns grow inside a tough skin called vel vet. A luminous automotive paint from Boginod makes a car visible at night for two miles without lamps.
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France
Boginod
Bay of Kizuki Japanes Visitors Spark Privacy Debate
The Bay of Kizuki in Japan is described as a seaside resort with a half mile beach, a grand hotel and casino, a sacred temple, a famous rock, and lively open living. Visitors observe no privacy as locals mingle openly, enjoy music, boat trips, and fishing while the sunset transforms the bay into a gold silhouette behind the rock spire.
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Bay of
Kizuki
America
Orient
Kizuki Bay
Father and Mother Play Prompted by Child
A Philadelphia Star item recalls a four year old at lunch with his grandmother who suggests a game of father and mother. He imitates his father and asks what the children said that day, in a charming moment of kid humor.
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Philadelphia Star
Death chair ban shocks Sing Sing visitors
War era measures restrict access to execution chamber while bird supply and canary prices surge. Wildlife routes permit limited travel, new weaponry details mix with dairy purity laws and novel medical devices. Farmers shift lands as costs alter operations and plantation scales expand in South Africa.
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Sing Sing
Rocky Mountain
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Old Mexico
HHVAN
Photoplay
Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Liberty Boys
Edward B. Clark
Coast Guard
Glaal
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