Conquest of Canaan Chapter XVII Reveals Political Plot
Joe Louden faces a covert political trap as Mike Sheehan inflames ambition and accuses Judge Pike in a tense Canaan power struggle. The pair consider risky moves to gain mayoral control while unraveling a hidden conspiracy that could ruin Pike's influence and threaten Joe's standing.
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Joe
Joe Louden
Louie Farbach
Louie
Canaan
Pike
Martin Pike
Mr. Sheehan
Mike
Wolfi
Martin Pikel
Canaan Simmers as Murder Trial War Rages in Heat
In the July glare the town of Canaan festers over the Cory murder and Happy Fear case. The Tocsin prints views from leaders like Parrott while locals split between punishment and acquittal. Ariel Tabor confronts Martin Pike as tensions mount and the old houses of Tabor, Louden and Arp echo with conflict.
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Joe
Sheehan
Claudine
Cory
Denver
Tocsin
Mr. Sheehan
Ocsin
Beaver Beach
Canaan
National House
Knights of the Golden, Circle
Mrs. Louden
Louden
Candan
Louie Farbach
Ifarbach
Tie
Mr. Farbach
Cahaan
Eskew
Chary
Ariel Tabor
Mr. Arp
Peter Bradbury
Squire Buckalew
Colorel
Joseph Louden
Tabor
Paris
Martin Pike
Henry VIII
Sam Warden
Mamie
Eugene
Ariel
Rothschild
Charity
Jonas Tabor
Judge Pike
The Runaway Dog and the Judge on Main Street
In Beaver Beach Respectability’s mongrel Joe evades custody and fights a potato attack. A clash with Judge Pike in the street follows. the judge encounters a muddy yellow dog in a moment of chance misfortune and a comic collision on Main Street.
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Main Street
Joe
Beaver Beach
Mr. Sheehan
Sheehan
Judge Pike
Jwnge
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Dyer Block
Court House Square
Glenwood
Iowa
Frank Deerwester
L. S. Robinson’s
F. G. Day
W.S. Lewis
Hellavie
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Mills County National Bank
State Bank
Wm. M. Lambauker
Glenwood, Iowa
Will M. Donelan
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