Chase of a thief aboard a ship ends in tense standoff
Kirkwood, hiding among Antwerp smugglers, plans to betray Calendar Mulready and Stryker. He overpowers Mulready during a quarrel, wrests a revolver, and confronts Calendar with a pistol, forcing compliance to avoid river police and securing a precarious advantage as the scene closes.
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Dorothy
Kirkworm
Promenace
Mulready
Uader
England
Antwerp
Merk Tlatlam
Stryker
North Fen
Geheldt
Kirkword
Ifa
Etraighe
Alethea
Rensel
Lie
Kirkwom
Witttciame
Kirkwood
Calendar
Cap'n
Plesa
Frisco
States
Strand
Hallam
Jal
Mal
Freddie
Amsterdam
Arskin
Mick
Calender
Mies Yolly
Rall
Old City
Hotel du Commerce
Enda
Beed Kirkwood
Blackguard
List of Claims Allowed By Court
A long county ledger lists claims allowed by court for road work supplies crusher work and various sundry expenses totaling over 232 dollars. Items include G Burbach Earl Pope Ed Nibert J W Rust Spray Wynne Co J W Johnson Frank Hooker and many others with amounts from .75 to 232.75 and entries for bridge accounts supervisors and various petty expenses across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Burbach
Earl Pope
Ed Nibert
J. W. Rust
Spray-Wynne Co
J. W. Johnson
Frank Hooker
Chas. Fowler
Ernest Mabe
Hg la Pope
C. F. Miller
F. W. Thomb
Cc. Ware
J. M. Sandifer
F. A. McAllen
C. H. Reltz
Emery Ott
W. B. Mead
G. E. Beera
D. McLean
Wray Stevens
Griffin & Veateh
Goh
Kenn
Bups
Wiliam Fisher
Chi McCollum
John McCollum
Lee Halley
Coyote Lumber Co
Supa
W. J. Keene
Jesee Boughton
Tmbr
J. M. Martin
Booth-Kelly Lbr. Co
G. W. Kincey
F. G. Frink
A. M. Striker
J. R. Turnbow
Supr
Sidney Porter
Pupr. Stiles
C. J. Neet
S.ccesse
J. A. Jeans
Chrisman
L. Boring
W. B. Wheeler
Curtis Veatch
James A. Austin
C. O. Eichler
KE. R. Schwering
Qudr
Walter Lyons
W. Trusan
James W. Smith
CURE
S.C. Lewin
Esess
Sharon
J. H. Moffett
D. Campbell
J. Downing
B. Tap
Joel] MccCornack
W. M. Summers
L. M. Field
Ihn
M. Smigley
W. B. Hawley
H. A. Bower
A. D. Hileman
Joe Truonnell
Dodd
T. Hanpers
Otto Morton
J. W. Jenkins
John A. Lawrence
Chas. Neal
W. B. Smith
Jesse Wallace
W. H. McKee
Ross Myers
M. D. Johnson
James Johnston
William
Everett Offord
Clark Howard
Ralph Howard
Isaac D. Tower
C. B. Daniel
M. E. Russell
Engere Gen. Hosp
Frank E Dunn
Albert Odell
John Powell
May Ste Awes
Stella Winkinson
B. F. Keeney
D. D. Knox
Dep
Alice F. Swift
R. E. Eastland
Veeta Davis
H. L. Bown
J. H. West
Geo. D. Fisk
W. H. Hyland
Wallis
J. C. Parker
D. E. Hamlin
Reese Zumwalt
James W. Jackson
G. B. Pitcher
E. A. Lee
J. A. Fountain
S. E. Skene
Aslaug Horde
Hulda Peterson
Clara Lee
T. J. Walker
E. A. Collier
M C Smith
Bowers Drug Co
Siuslaw Lumber Co
Walt Cochran
C. Bennett
W. R
F. Hebert
Wesley Pennington
Lena B. Stewart
Ethel Graham
Zula Richardson
Lou Clinton
Rash
Eugene
W. Kurkendall
F. M. Day
B. F. Cram
B. B. McKinney
K. K. Mille
M. Travis
L. Bown
Circuit
Miller
Bangs Livery Co
Teleg. Cable Co
Ser- Lg
Acific Tel
Teleg. Co
May
Geo. M. Kelly
Ard Printing Co
Fred H. Robinson
L. S. Smith
Wm. Kurkendall
W. C. Wilkins
J. Wilkins
A. F. Uncke
W. L. Birch
W. H. Queener
O. J. Randall
W. T. Gordon
B. F. Crum
Geo. A. Dyson
Fred Robinson
A. L. Morris
A. H. Cruson
Dillard
F. Keeney
Account Glass & Prudhomme
Allen Eaton
E. Schwarzschild
Shrdlu
Frank Snodgrass
C. L. Hansen
C. J. Dodd
Nirshi Andrew
Wegcakcaas Ics
New York Starts Gold Importation Movement
New York on July 7 reports the gold importation movement of 1910 began with Lazard Freres engaging 1,750,000 in gold bars in London for import to the United States. Imports were forecasted by demands from New York institutions as western banks seek funds to finance new purchases in the West. Local holders have recently sold large American securities abroad and now use these credits to strengthen their position by importing gold.
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New York
London
Lazard Freres
United States
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Louis Joseph Vance
Cleir
Old Morganthan
Minabury
Thin Kirkwood
Peach “J
Dick Mulready
Rather
Np Sagers
Lee Bo
Gil