Cavendish and the Colorado Conspiracy Unfolds
Frederick Cavendish dies in New York after arranging a charity will, but a hidden life reveals he is alive. John Cavendish inherits, while Stella Nova, Westcott, Celeste La Rue, and Enright chase the truth across Haskell and Sunken Valley. Kidnappings, gunmen, and a prison cell drive the mystery forward.
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Frederick Cavendish
York
Jim Westcott
Colorado
Patrick Enright
John Cavendish
Enrigh
John
Stella Novan
Rick Cavendish
Par- Ties
the Star
Stella
Enright
Celeste la Rue
la Rue
Celeste
Fortune
Ned Beaton
Haskell
Farriss
Haskell Stella
Westcott
Stella Beaton
New York
Beaton
Mine
Bill Lacy
Frederick Caven@igh
Lacy
Tella
Heaton
Dan Brennan
Escape Scheme In a Desert Prison Tale
Miss Donovan and her fellow prisoner Cavendish exploit a hidden passage to escape a grim underground cell. They navigate cautious, soundless corridors, observe guards, and plot a daylight exit while exposing a plot by Beaton and Cateras to seize Cavendish fortune through a forged will and captivity.
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Stella Donovan
Waldron Apartments
Miss Donovan
Cateras
Mr. Cavendish
Cavendish
Haskell
Tye
Beaton
Edward Beaton
New York
The Prisoners Plot in the Mexican Valley
A tall, gray‑haired ruffian in cloak and broad hat eyes two men and plans to visit a captive girl, while a American ally and a Mexican woman execute a daring escape. The woman seizes control, restrains a guard, and forces a dangerous retreat toward daylight as they coordinate with Cateras’s network and await Lacy’s arrival.
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Stella
Carendish
Cavendish
Cateras
Juan Cateras
Senor
Dias
Lacy
Silva
Merodez
Caramba
Mendez
Senorita
Burleson Plans Safe Retirement Rule For Postal Staff
Postmaster General Burleson proposes automatic retirement at age sixty five for all postal workers unless chiefs certify continued efficient work, allowing retention on the payroll. Congress added a caveat permitting continued service if performance remains solid, but Burleson favors immediate retirement for those reaching sixty five.
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Burleson
Postal Department
Congress
Burieson
Filipinos Tact and Diplomacy Press Filipino Cause
A Washington reflection by former Congressman Clyde H Tavernner argues Filipinos steadily win American public opinion through tact and diplomacy rather than threats. He contrasts Philippine pledges with Britains affairs, noting growing attention to Filipino progress amid Ireland debate.
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Ireland
Washington
America
Great
Hearst and Hoover Agree on Rising Paper Prices
In Washington, Hearst owned Sun day Times raises price from two to five cents, while Hoover’s Daily Herald moves from one to two cents. The two men thus align in lifting the cost of living in the paper line by 100 percent.
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Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hearst
Sunday Times
Bathing Suits and Farm Implements Arrive at Daylight Store
A large selection of bathing suits in fancy colors is offered at 42 The Daylight Store. A carload of John Deere disc and sulky plows arrives with the latest improvements including the Pony Disc Plow with a new lever rear wheel attachment. Oscar Krauskopf.
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Daylight
Oscar Krauskopf
Bug ggies and Hacks Carried by Carter and Weyrich
A car load of single and double bug gies and hacks has just arrived. Carter and Weyrich provided the delivery and the items include various buggy models for immediate sale or display.
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Carter & Weyrich
Plows Mowers and Rakes Stock at Carter Weyrich
A large stock of Moline and Oliver breaking plows mowers and rakes is on hand at 44 Carter and Weyrich.
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Moline
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