The Clan Call Synopsis ends in a tragic feud clash
Carlyle Wilbur ton Dale arrives in Tennessee to forge his own path and meets Babe Linteryd. The clan feud erupts as Dale and John Moreland clash with Littleford. Babe is shot, Dale learns his father killed David Moreland, and the feud nears a brutal reckoning amid law and vengeance.
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Carlyle Wilburton Dale
John K. Dale
Hattway
Castern ‘Tenneanew
Pistricia Clayering
Bale
Moreland
Littlefords
Trotter
David Moreland
Ono
Ower
Dale
Morelands
Babe
Tale
John Moreland
Ron Litteford
Jol Moreland
Babs
Croneen
Storeland
Mod
Bobby McLaurin
Patricia Clavering
Funda
Dale Genlinns
Gots
Patricia
Ed Uucated
Handerson GM
Goff
Iy Heck
John Int
Ben Littleford
Balle
Dale's Vengeance Ends in Arrest on Mountain Trail
Dale confronts Adam Ball's kin in a tense shootout amid the Doe River woods. A shot mortally wounds Ball’s henchman. Dale’s revolver misfires once, complicating the motive debate as Major Bradley and Sheriff Flowers move to detain him. Babe Littleford and townsfolk react with sorrow and resolve as Dale is led toward Cartersville jail. a somber witness, Babe, ponders future choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Erestle
Gott
Ar & Ball
Jenin
Tormys
Jerusalem Cove
Matton
Major Browiey
John Moreland
Doe River
Grandimp Moreland
Roarse
Adam Bail
Goliath
Ths
Ball
Adam Ball
Hill Dale
Black Adan
Earch
Bradley
Adan Hall
Adam
Longridge
Thar
Gonnies
Adan
Old Bull
Forreys
Old Ball
Vlowers
Lake Moreland
Cartersville
Luke Moreland
BU Dale
Fox
Sin
Morelands
Major Braitley
Hayes
David Storeland
Bill Dale
Job
BI Dale
Lowland
eBoys Scouts Medal Awards Historic Life Savers
From 1920 to 1921 the National Court of Honor awarded gold and silver medals to a list of eBoy Scouts for heroic services. A new single gold life saving medal, designed by Belmore Brown, will be awarded only for life risking rescues, with commendations for other life saving efforts. Dale Collier of Rock Island, Ill., earns the first new design medal for a spectacular rescue last winter.
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Loy
National Court of Manor
Dale Collier
Rocksland
Joseph H. Mardis
East Liverpool
Ohio
George Noble
Charton
Lowa
Myers Chaires
Spring Hope
N. C
von Carmen
Kewanee
Ordon M. Crowley
Pittsfield
Mass
Frederick Doty
Plllinam A. Fitch
Houston
Walter Frick
Philadelphia
Kenneth Gardner
Rock Island
Boy Scouts in Hungary Leave Militia Roots for Nonmilitary Scout Spirit
Ten years into Hungarian scouting the movement rebuilt after war disruption. Reorganized in September 1919 on British American nonmilitary lines, it lost the disbanded Huswiry sector's impact, faced poverty among youths, and relied on professional leaders. Hungarian scouts emphasize citizenship, humanity, and international Brotherhood of Scouts.
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Scout Association
International Brotherhood of Scouts
Scout Executive Leads Local Tree Census Effort
In April a state data request on Long Branch North Carolina timber and tree species sparked concern among authorities. Scout Executive overhim proposed and organized district scouts to perform the census, delivering excellent results for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Conservation and Development
Ely
Long Branch
N. C
Scouts as life savers rally in Newark rescue tale
Hal Crantom, a thirteen year old boy senator from Newark Ohio, saved a six year old child swept away by swift current while wading in shallow water. Two scouts heard of people stranded at the gas works and hanging from trees, captured a canoe at Mineral Palace park, carried it to the swollen river and paddled down in the forceful current, rescuing five persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Crantom
Newark
Haddon
Puello
Mineral Palace Park
New Hampshire Scouts Active in Peterborough
In Peterborough New Hampshire scouts perform community service from snow shoveling to aiding homes for the aged and signaling for L O F conventions. They find a lost child assist at Memorial Day observances and escort a soldier’s body home, earning praise from Judge Foster who champions scouting for nation’s citizenry.
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Peterborough
Ntl
Foster
United States District Court
New Orleans
Global racial map shows colored races outnumber whites
The text claims before the war the human population of 1.7 billion included 550 million whites and 1.15 billion colored people, indicating colored races outnumber whites by more than two to one.
Swamp Root Offered As Remedy For Kidney Trouble
Ladies urged to try Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy claiming it restores health and relieves back pain headaches and nervousness. Sample bottle offered by mail from Binghamton NY with drugstore and publisher ads.
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Kalo
Nto &E
Kilmer
All Paid Tribute to Guest Ant In New England
In New England a long boarded pastor receives warm tributes from a family he served. The father calls him the best pastor they’ve had, the wife praises his sympathy, the maiden aunt notes his cooking ease, a younger member admires his disposition, and Grandmother laments the loss. The Philadelphia Ledger notes the heartfelt reflections from the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Littleford
Mrs. Littleford
Datebter
Ada Ball
Adam Ball
Hisself
Hohe
Adam
Bill Date
Bill
Allan
Natchel
Ort
Bill ‘Dale
Babe
Binek
God
Litteford
Ty Heck
Dale
Grammy
Littleford
Ana
Jul
Loney Dumplin
Adam Tan
Bill Dale
Tye
McLaurin
Tate Gate
New England
Moth Millers
Philadelphia
Leder
He That Planteth a Tree in Civic Duty
An editorial verse extols planter of trees as God’s servant and future benefactor, condemning reckless burning and tree destruction as social harm. It frames mindful planting as lasting civic service that blesses unseen generations.
Worthy Suitor Question in Parental Challenge
A suitor and a parent spar over worthiness in a playful exchange. The parent declares no argument, framing a test of merit for the suitor regarding his suitability for the daughter. The scene centers on pride, lineage, and social expectations.
Rob and Jimmy Pray Before Sleep in Storm Night
Rob and Jimmy brothers in icnnockerbarkers pray nightly as they undress and head to bed. They recall hearing a big storm was coming and rise up to their knees, then fall asleep after a long day of play. Children’s handkerchiefs look hopeless after washing. use Red Cross Ball Blue for a rinse with good soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Cain
Bill
Adam Ball
Cartersville
Dale
Binet Adam
Fletcher
Castoria
O Company
New Yor Crry
Rob
Jimmy
Bob Sid
Jimny
Not Untouched by Sorrow Emily Margaret Speaks
Emily Margaret a six year old Columbus girl with blond hair expresses distress at perceiving the war stricken children overseas. In Sunday school she challenges a teacher’s contrast by noting she cannot bear to see darker hair and cries at thoughts of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Emily Margaret
Columbus
Warstricken
Canada Urged to Save Forests Amid Waste
A fervent Canadian speaker asks what Canadians do to halt forest depletion. A man answers simply that he uses a toothpick twice, illustrating small personal steps as a path to safety against known dangers.
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Canada
Toronto Telegram
Matrimony and Divorce Advice Quip at County Courthouse
Leonard Grani ano proprietor of a boot shining stand near the county courthouse is questioned about divorce and marriage license matters. A man jokes about past inquiries while Grani ano warns to hire a lawyer or find one in the hallway. The exchange ends with a defiant remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Graniano
Gragiano
Leonard
Tim
New York
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