Reap and riot in a New Mexico courtroom strom
The hot July day in Mesa City frames a tense court scene as Judge Gary presides over James Brownell's murder trial amid a desert heat wave. Witnesses recount rioting and crimes from liquor to burglary while Brownell’s defense pleads self defense. A dramatic verdict ends with a guilty finding and a cyclone wrecks the courthouse, trapping three trapped figures.
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Mesa City
New Mexico
Gary
Jack
James Brownell
Brownell
Arnold
Commonwealth
Atreet
Browner
The Advance Man in the Theatrical World
P T Barnum laments the decline of advance agents while describing old time managers and a modern, systematized show business. He recalls a dramatic tale of an indebted, opportunistic agent and notes advances now rely on preplanned tours, bookings, and logistics.
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Red Jim
P. T. Barnum
Ni Burnum
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Dr. Raymond
Syracuse
New York
Frohman
Alf Hayman
Washington
Ike
Chicago Tribune
Heroic Death Saves Others in Courthouse Collapse
In a Munsey's Magazine tale by Francis E. Hamilton, Brownell sacrifices his life shielding others as the central court house front collapses. Red Jim sustains injuries while protecting the Judge's granddaughter Nving, who is unhurt.
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Red Jim
Tam
Sheriff Jack
Brownell
Bodoin
Artos
Dan O'Neil
Jedge
Gary
Detroit
Milwaukee
Royal Guk
Pedder
Canada
Preas
Court House
Francis E. Hamilton
Munsey’s
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George
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Switzerland
Argonaut
France
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