Mexican Bandits Attack and Liberty in Danger
Liberty Horton is captured by Mexican insurgents led by Lopez. Pancho defends her in a barn duel and sacrifices himself to save Liberty and Pedro as Major Winston and Rutledge seek orders from Washington. The story follows escape attempts, battles, and Pancho’s death with Liberty’s eventual peril and ongoing pursuit across the border.
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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 named for the new National Army
The article discusses that major generals and brigadier generals will head divisions and brigades in the forthcoming National Army. It notes selections likely come from current regular army officers, with several brigadiers possibly earning major general roles. Candidates mentioned include Col. John W. Heard and Col. Joseph T. Dickman, with praise for Heard’s heroism in Cuba and Dickman’s long service and leadership, plus other officers such as Col. Grote Hutcheson, Col. L. W. V. Kennon, and Col. Walter K. Wright, each highlighted for past deeds and suitability for high command.
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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 funny proposition by George M. Coban
A reflective verse questions life purpose and meaning noting how imagination jealousy hypocrisy and daily routines shade our existence. The poem considers wealth health youth and aging while acknowledging life’s uncertainties and the futility of definitive answers.
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George M, Coban
Coast Guard Plans Air Rescue and Odd Inventions
The article notes coast guard stations to receive airplanes for rescue and observation. It mentions a French parachute steerable by cordage, a bicycle pump aiding water work, a shoe attachment pocket for valuables, a deer's horn called vel vet, and luminous automotive paint from Boginod claimed to make cars visible at night for two miles without lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
France
Boginod
Japanese Know No Privacy At Bay Of Kizuki Resort
The Bay of Kizuki in Japan is described as a popular American style watering place with a long sandy beach, a large hotel and casino, a sacred temple, and a striking rock spire. The piece notes open living arrangements, lively crowds, and a sunset silhouette of the rock against the sky, portraying it as solace and inspiration for visitors.
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Bay of
Kizuki
America
Orient
Kizuki Bay
Death chair ban shocks Sing Sing visitors
Visitors to Sing Sing will be barred from seeing the death chair under a new order. The Venezuelan government by law has prescribed a standard of purity for butter, and has forbidden the sale of any that is adulterated. South African farmers plant larger areas in glass. operation costs drop as plantations grow.
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Sing Sing
Rocky Mountain
Glaal
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Old Mexico
HHVAN
Photoplay
Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Liberty Boys
Edward B. Clark
Philadelphia Star
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