Lorena and Shot Plan Private Detective Work in Arizona
Lorena Kerena visits Uncle George Brazee at Pnastom ranch in Arizona where Jerry Dale and Shot Rogers discuss a private scouting plan to track cattle raiders. Lorena presses for joint field work to gather inside info on the raiders led by Escobar, hinting at romance and courage as they debate methods and dangers.
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Linciss
Orena Hamilton
Arisons
George Brasee
Pnastom Ranch
Sysco
Jerry Dale
Lorena
Shot Rogers
Kerena
Rogers
Jared
Jerry
Escoba
George Brazee
Escobar
George
United States
Young Rogers
Sally
Arizona
Kentucky
Daddy
Jong
Sally Brazee
Henry Anderson
L'Bar 9 Ranch
Andersons
Mr. Brazee
Shot
Big George
Ani
Jie H
Tolly
Lord's Watchman and City Police Debate in Grafton Chronicle
The page quotes biblical warnings from Ezekiel 3 17 19 and discusses Mayor s push for shorter police shifts in Grafton West Virginia The writer critiques the plan advocating two officers per shift and suggests a one hour day compromise while reflecting on financial strain and public safety in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Aise
Fairmont
City seeks broad payroll cuts across municipal departments
The speech stresses that the police are only a sample of broader cuts needed. It calls for drastic reductions in payroll lists citywide, arguing the municipal payroll is inflated and must be pared to revive the city’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
The Free Press Serves Nation in European Crisis
Morgantown Dominion News lauds newspapers for accuracy and speed in reporting European events. It warns against rumors and emphasizes self-imposed codes of fairness to prevent propaganda and preserve public trust while letting readers judge the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown Dominion News
United States
Europe
Newest Americans Foretells Europe Future Fears
A Clarksburg Exponent analysis argues predictions fail before spoken or printed. It notes events abroad change rapidly with Mars like tension over daily life. The piece warns ten million under arms and The Day threat looming for homes and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Europe
Mars
New Citizens in West Virginia Federal Court
Fifty or more sons and daughters of lands across the seas became American citizens in the Northern District of West Virginia. They join all citizens in upholding democracy, liberty, and the duties of American citizenship, praying for loved ones abroad and pledging patriotism and national defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Federal Court
West Virginia
Europe
United States
Fortune straw poll signals call for economic self sufficiency
Fortune finds 64 percent favor developing U S industries to avoid buying foreign goods. 26.6 percent oppose. Wheeling Intelligencer notes the stance implies repudiation of reciprocal trade and a high tariff, arguing Republicans favor only high tariffs not isolation. The piece labels Fortune’s view as more extreme than any prior protectionism and counters with Republican nuance.
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Fortune
United States
Republican Party
Helsingfora hosts 1940 Olympics at smallest city level
Factographs note Helsingfora Finland as smallest city to act aghost since Athens 1806. United States research farms breed turkeys weighing six pounds with chunky dramaticks and white meat for two member families. A World War spy smoked a pipe hiding value notes between the bowl walls. The jazz era popularized the saxophone after 1620s when used in bands as a substitute for lavinetas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingfora
Finland
Athens
United States
Youre Telling Me from Worcester Style Sentences
A garbled column of quirky statements mocks modern life from a Worcester page. It quips about weight loss by flying, hair graying, pet turtles fed fish, and global crises. The piece mixes humor and social satire with clipped, outlandish lines.
Doctor Thomas Kennedy of Grafton A lasting civic healer dies
Dr. Thomas Kennedy a prominent West Grafton physician and civic leader died at his Maple Avenue home on September 23 1881 after a life of service. He served as mayor in 1866 and aided in hospital care during smallpox outbreaks while advancing agriculture and church work.
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Thomas Kennedy
Grafton
Upper Maple Avenue
Preston County
Main and Luzadder Streets
Taylor
Kennedy
Maple Avenue
United States Hospital
West Grafton
W. Hazlett
Taylor County Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Taylor County
Methodist Episcopal
J. L. Clark
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore and Ohio
Grafton-Piedmont
New York-St. Louis Express
Collins Hepburn
Maine
Alpheus Shaw
Julia
A. F. Haymond
Fairmont
Alice Paul
Jennie Coole
Anna
Robert Monroe
Kingwood
L. H. Pike
Clarksburg Academy
Nellie
Robert White
Wheeling
Alice Rector
Clarksburg
J. C. White
William Loftus
Miss White
Church
Francis Jenkins
Washington Street
Jenkins
Moore
Nashville
Tennessee
Mary Jane Painter
Thomas M. Lanham and
Dent
Newbury
Thornton
John T. McGraw
Rector
White
Monroe
Fike
Baby
Piedmont
Bremen Is Continued From Page One
The Normandie remained in New York on Paris orders as the Transylvania with 300 passengers carried sandbags in case of bridge displacement. Five of nine Labor Day cruises from New York were canceled. Capt. William Drechsel of Hamburg American and North German Lloyd estimated Bremen bound for Bremerhaven at 20 million dollars, aiming to keep the ship safe rather than use it for war. Queen Mary sails from Southampton with 2,386 passengers, exceeding the usual 1,800.
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Paris
Transylvania
New York
William Drechsel
Lloyd Fines
Bremen
Bremerhaven
Drechsel
Southampton
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Odern
Postoffice
Associated Press
Roental Disp
Eeetren
Fe Communications
Testor
B.clayden Inc
New Re
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
House of Israel
Ezekiel
Wheeling Intelligencer
Om Wierchester
Quale
Charles . Brinkman
Parkersburg
Charles Ebbetts
Normandie
Port
Grafton Drug 4 Chemical Company
Fea
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