Phantom Ranch Romance Climaxes In Arizona Sunday Night
Lorena Hamilton visits Phantom ranch owner George Brazee in Arigona, as Shot Rogers and Jerry Dale debate detective work against the Escobar gang. After a night of tension and a late dance, a peaceful Sunday brings a ride with Lorena, Shot, and Jerry, followed by a mockery from cowboys and a plan to outsmart the rustlers. The chapter ends with Lorena receiving flowers from two bruised men, hinting at evolving feelings and unresolved rivalry.
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Lorena Hamilton
Arigona
George Brazee
Phantom Ranch
Jerry Dale
Shot Rogers
Lorena
Jerry
Rogers
Arizona
George
Dale
Shot
Loreng
Jasper
Hscobar
Uncle George
Shotra
Jerry Butt
Ferdinand
Sorena
Ferdinand the
City budget economy urged amid outcry over payroll
The piece questions the mayoral vow to curb spending and calls for transparent monthly financial briefings. It criticizes large payrolls and urges reductions tied to revenue, arguing true economy comes from tightening budgets rather than new ordinances.
Pledge on Taxes and Government Efficiency in 1932
The speech recalls President Roosevelt and a pledge to tax payment, urging reduction of taxes, increased government efficiency, and cutting waste. It warns that the $45 billion national debt will burden future generations and threaten democracy unless checked.
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Roosevelt
Jesus
Sioux City
Iowa
Caésar
United States
The Foreign Pledge: Roosevelt on Economy and Taxes
The Wheeling Intelligencer highlights Franklin Roosevelt's warnings from 1932 on government spending and regulatory expansion. It cites his insistence that excessive taxes burden production and lead to idle factories and jobless hunger, noting millions unemployed amid debate over New Deal policies.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Jevel
Pittsburgh
Washington
Information Please Monopolies and Federal Agencies
Washington committee of Congress and Administration investigates suspected monopolies with broad scope. Hundreds of thousands of dollars support probes into corporate symptoms and operations. Thurman W. Arnold leads antitrust efforts in the Justice Department as it expands its ranks. Federal agencies like FTC and FDA have grown into extensive information gathering networks drawing on many departments and thousands of staff.
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Clarksburg
Washington
Congress
Department of Justice
National Economic Committee
Thurman W. Arnold
Antti- Trust
Department
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fed
Theodore Roosevelt
Information Wanted Committee Could Reduce Government Waste
A fragmented opinion argues that excessive government information requests have bloated staff and costs. It claims officials have doubled in seven years and suggests forming an Information Written Committee to curb waste and refocus public funds on essential services.
New Building Progress Details Sound Proofing and Size
The article describes continued building work including a sound proofed band room industrial arts shops girls gymnasium and cafeteria. The auditorium will seat 985 with capacity up to 1100 1200 with extra chairs and features a large stage for a 150 cast musical. A long quiet hallway and a large library on the ground floor aid study and research. Painting on the field house front has advanced, easing early criticism.
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New York
Britain Plans Silent Diplomacy Amid Europe Crisis
Britain pursues discreet diplomacy as Hitler's three and a half page note is studied overnight by Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary Halifax. Mobilizations and closed frontiers intensify while officials prepare a cabinet review of the exchange.
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Britain
Germany
Hitler
Chamberlain
Europe
Lord Halifax
Hitler-Chamberlain
Hiller
The History of Taylor County Chronicles
A compiled history recounts dramatic events in Taylor County including a locomotive decorated for a funeral, civic leaders resigning to move to Cleveland, and King Kalakau’s 1881 visit to Grafton. It notes Baltimore Oriole festivities, toll disputes at Fetterman bridge, and the death of Edward Berbig after a life spanning European and American history.
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Thomas Keane
Charles King
Cleveland
Baltimore
Ohio
King Kalakau
Sandwich Islands
Grafton
Samuel Ashby
Grafton Hotel
Charles H. ‘Judd
W. N. Armstrong
Hawaiian Islands
G. N. McFarland
Robert van Oven
Baltimore and Ohio
Colorado
George Washington
Lord Cornwallis
Marquis de Lafayette
Washington
DeBana
DeGrasse
France
Grafton Terminal
Eastern Rail Lines
Fetterman Bridge
Fetterman
Mortimer Corbin
Irens
Edward Berbig
Wilford Street
Inurope
Tygart Valley
Britain and Germany seek a peaceful German Polish settlement
In tense wartime rhetoric Churchill and Hitler outline aims while Britain and France insist on backing Poland against German threats Europe remains on edge as Britain signals readiness to oppose any invasion. A German ship Bremen undergoes a lengthy inspection in New York with minimal seizures while German officials protest over new scrutiny.
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Britain
France
Poland
Germany
Durning
Bremen
Bremmen
Gregory O'Keefe
Cus
Toms
William Rewisel
Marsine
New York
State Department
CIO Leaders Clash Over Unemployment Board Criticism
In a continued page one report, CIO officials criticized Governor Holt and attacked the unemployment compensation department led by John S. Stump Jr. for improper methods in case handling. Townsend joined the critique while noting nominations for 12 vice president positions and a secretary treasurer contest with H. L. Franklin of Fairmont opposing.
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CIO
Page One
H. L. Franklin
Fairmont
Townsend
Holt
Johns. Stump, Jr
Roosevelt orders searches of belligerent ships at sea
President Roosevelt approved searches of ships from belligerent powers to prevent tests of raiding other commerce. North German Lloyd officials lodged complaints with the German embassy in Washington as vessels including the Aquitania and Transylvania faced delays pending customs inspections.
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Normandie
Harry Durning
New York
Aquitania
Transsylvania
Lloyder
Washington
Roosevelt
Grenee
United States
Plaintiff Ordered To Pay Wife Alimony
At a Taylor County circuit court term yesterday J J Delaney also known as Longwell Delaney appeared before Judge Herbert W Dent. He was ordered to pay temporary alimony monthly and to pay 50 dollars counsel fees to attorney H J Poling of Philippi retained by Mrs Delaney to fight the case.
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Taylor County
J. J. Delaney
Longwell Delaney
Herbert W. Dent
H. J. Poling
Philippi
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