The MississippI Bubble drama ends in rage and secrets
In a St Louis railway office John Rawn plots wealth from a new motor scheme. His engineer rival Charles Halsey dismantles the project to protect the secret. A brutal confrontation ends with Halsey warning of consequences as Grace and Virginia navigate loyalties amid a moonlit lakefront scene.
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John Rawn
St. Louis
Virginia Delaware
Rawn
Halsey
Grace
Graystone Hall
New York
Mr. Rawn
Chapter XIV The Step Mother In Law Scene at Graystone Hall
The scene unfolds at Graystone Hall where luxury and public gaze frame a society soirée. Wealthy owners Mr and Mrs Rawn attract envy as autos stream past the illuminated mansion, while critics whisper about Beau and his wife and the seeming perfection of their life.
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Graystone Hall
Dangerous Flight Tests Push Limits of Human Endurance
Two German aviators attempted a high altitude ascent to test human tolerance. At 16 000 feet they needed oxygen every two minutes and felt palpitations. Near 60 000 feet one man removed his mask and fainted as air turned frigid and sun glare intensified. Recovery took over two days.
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Kely
Earth
Woman carries rug through city streets for a dare
Miss Geraldine Dowman, a student at an eastern art school, proved women can wear anything and get away with it by parading a five foot fur floor rug rolled up into a mall through Boston. The stunt began as a wager among Belvo students who doubted she could pass the rug off as a fashionable muff.
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Geraldine Dowman
Miss Bowman
Belvo
Boston
Fashionable muff stuns downtown shoppers amid noon parade
Fausta walks with a five foot wolfskin rug fashioned as a muff in the crowded downtown parade in the noon hour. Onlookers and classmates, including Mike Bowman, trail the display as the animal head is shown and no misgivings arise.
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Mike Bowman
Teachers Close Annual Meeting in Indiana
At the thirty-eighth annual Southern Indiana Teachers' association session in Indianapolis, Charles C. Coleman of Brazil was elected president. A resolution to dissolve and merge with the State Teachers' association was adopted, aiming to unite all Indiana teachers for a stronger statewide body ahead of the October state meeting.
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Indianapolis
Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Claypool Hotel
R. E. Cavanaugh
Salem
State Teachers’ Association
Indiana
United States
Charles A. Greathouse
Stone
Purdue University
R. F E. Cavanaugh
W. W. Black
Bloomington
Richard Park
Sullivan
A. Greathouse
E. G. Jerman
Greensburg
Southern Association
State Association
Association
Charles C. Coleman
Brazil
J. R. Fagan
Bedford
Mary Voight
Jeffersonville
Georgia Mitchusson
Daniel T. Weir
Alsta
J. W W. Scholl
Rushville
W. Ee. Treanor
Petersburg
Co. B. McLinn
New Albany
J BR Houston
Aurora
A. O. Fulkereen
Washington
John A. Linebarger
Rockville
ON. Haskins
Vincennes
John W. Kendall
Greenfield
Walter Sims
Columbus
Charles C
Cumberlands
Cumberland Mountains
Kentucky
Madison Daughters Elect State Convention Officers
At New Albany closing session of the King's Daughters state convention elected officers led by Miss Neil Filbeck Terre Haute as member of Central council and Mrs. Harry L. Askew Fort Wayne president. Delegates to Detroit May include Mrs KE Scott Madison and Mabel Salle Indianapolis among others. State Pardons Board will consider clemency for Yip Ham Loy after parole request and judge's recommendation.
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King’s Daughters
New Albany
Neil Filbeck
Terre Haute
Central Council
Harry L. Askew
Fort Waymey
Robert Harding
Fort Wayne
View
J. Elleworth Lanne
Connersville
Hitz
Madison
Treamsarer
Jeels Orth
Blanche L
Main
Indiana Alia
John Conn
Evansville
Walter V. Bullett
Rose Farrington
Detroit
Mra
KE. Scott
Mig Mabel Salle
Indianapolis
Misa Fierence Rogers
Garet Vesey
Mise Sybilla Marsh
Guts
Pardon Board
Ende Seselon
State Board of Pardons
Yip Ham Loy
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INI
Cmerson Hougts
Mississippi
International Power Company
Charley
Sean
Thase
Charles Halsey
Jennie
Mrs. Rawn
Charles
Polo
Jove
Virginia Rawn
Fausta
Quality Shop Dry Goods Company
Vodianapolis
B. F. Schmidt
E.W. Schmidt
J. C. Weissgerber
Shelburn Drilling Company
James Ht. Nosler
A. H. Caffee
B. V. Caffee
State House
Ralston
H. E. Barnard
Harvard
Herman F. Adam
Adam
Barnard
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