Gold Bullets chapter 34 exposes Torridity mine clash
In Torridity the mob closes on Jerry as his tale of crime unfolds. Lundy’s gold thefts, a Pinkerton inquiry, and Uncle Jerry’s suspicions collide amid tense talk of a pardner and a deadly mine door stand-off. Alex and Jerry face brutal confrontations and harsh truths about loyalty and deceit.
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Jerry
Andrew Ogden
Lundy
Dad
Jana
Lunds
Flinkerton
Pinkerton
Flinkeston
Finikerth
Jundy
Uncle
Tvstrus
Alex
Desek
Sundy
Dil
Jenry
Sini Hole
Luele Jerry
Jack
Lindy's
Tia
Lundy’s
Din
May Sit In Cabinet In Rampay Era First Woman Hopeful
A report hints Margaret Bondfield being considered for a new cabinet with Rampay, potentially the first woman in the post. The piece recalls dialogue about locking up and talking with the boys, ending with a note of prophecy and continuation tomorrow. Frances Harrison-Pierpoint is cited as West Virginia's first Governor. Charleston, WV, grows as a chemical hub. About 8 percent of farms are mortgage-free. West Virginia plans road contracts totaling about 11 million dollars. In 1928 the state had 17 toll bridges valued at roughly 4.49 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Margaret Bondfield
Rampay
MacDonald
Gotham
West Coast
Hollywood
Clarksburg Trust Plans Reopening After Closures
Weeks after the bank closures the Clarksburg Trust Company announced it would reopen for business. The last March 27 statement listed total resources of 2,166,587.32 dollars, with loans and discounts 1,560,000, real estate and other property 286,720, deposits about 1,500,000, and capital and surplus 335,000. The Trust Company was affiliated with the First National Bank of Shinnston and the Bank of Wyatt, both closed earlier.
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Trust Company
First National Bank of Shinnston
Bank of Wyatt
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old ad promotes Cystex to relieve bladder and urinary symptoms with a 48 hour test and money back if not felt better. It urges readers to buy at Grafton Drug & Chemical Co and try Oystex for 80 cents.
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Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Weather, nightlife, and Chinatown charm in New York
A San Francisco correspondent doubts New York’s uniqueness, comparing weather patterns, Chinatown ambience, and city nightlife to other cities. The piece notes May rainfall of 2.62 inches, discusses street scenes, and contrasts Broadway style clubs with more modest local venues, ending with a sighting of Hollywood designer excess.
Girl foreshadows family worry over risky bathroom floor plan
A readable fragment shows a girl describing a bathroom floor idea she deems bold. She quips that her mother in Los Angeles would worry for her welfare if she knew the details, hinting at parental concern and cultural distance.
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Los Angeles
Confederate Veterans Elect New Officers
Confederate Veterans held their 39th reunion in Charlotte on June 7 as officers were elected and the 1930 reunion city selected. Discussion pointed to General R. A. Sneed of Oklahoma as possible commander in chief with memorial services for Confederate dead at noon and a grand ball the previous night. J. W. Hancock, 89, of Eldorado Arkansas, died at the Emergency Hospital during the gathering.
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Charlotte
N.C
United Confederate Veterans
A. T. Goodwyn
Elmore
Ala
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma
J. W. Hancock
Eldorado
Ark
Hopke Returns From Galvin Rites in Washington
William T. Hopke of Maple Avenue returned from Washington where he attended funeral services for Mrs. J. J. Galvin, deceased wife's sister, who died June 3. Kate Brew Galvin, from an old Taylor County family, was a communicant of St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church and attended the local St. Augustine School. Mrs. Galvin had many friends in the area who were saddened by the news. The rest of the piece includes unrelated maxims about judgment and invention.
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William T. Hopke
Maple Avenue
Washington, D. C
J. J. Galvin
Hopke
Galvin
Taylor County
Kate Brew
St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church
St. Augustine
Miami LASS CHOSEN Typical American Girl
Edna Peters of Miami Florida, 24, named Typical American Girl by a national jury from 18 finalists out of 5000 candidates. She teaches diction in a Miami drama school and is active in civic clubs. winner receives 5000 dollars and a trip to Bacon College for Women.
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New York
Edna Peters
Miami
Fla
Smart Set Magazine
Secions
United States
Mise’ ‘Peters
Women's Club
Miss Peters
Miami Daily News
Mami Women's Club
Mami Junior Women's Club
Florida
J Youhg
Peters Wan
Miami High School
Randolph-ia
Con College For Women
Wise School of Miami
Thomas d. Peters
Shakesperean Actress From Miami To Europe Contest Winner
A Miami girl, praised as a Shakesperean actress, will travel to Europe as part of a $5,000 prize and chaperone for a June contest. She aims to teach children and embodies the typical American girl through independence, talent, and a zest for sports and social life. The panel included professors and editors evaluating 18 entrants, most of whom balanced education, work, music, and outdoor activities.
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Miami Children’s Theater
Shakesperean
Miami
Europe
Tie F
Lisé
Cart Set
New York
Annapolis
June Wee
Harry D. Kitson
Columbia University
John Gordon
Roa
Pachot Gaston
Margaret Sangster
Smart Set Magazine
Guy Hoff
Katheve Dougherty
Treasure Er Photoplay Magazine
Tlrlsi
Cliar- College
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Jack Late
Britain
Adam
Mark
Safe and Sound
Richard Maslock
San Francisco
Manhattan
May
Weather Bureau
Chinatown
Paul Po- Chi Fung
Chinese Dramatic Club
Mibs
Metcleheart
Mooseheart Governora
James J. Davis
U.S
Moose
Mr. Hopke
Miami Lass
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