Gold Bullets by Charles G Booth Chapter 40 Bull and Nap
In a tense sequence, Dad feigns Lundy and Napoléon amid a dangerous plot. He misleads Fitch, hides bodies, sabotages evidence, and escapes through a mine tunnel. Uncle Jerry is found dead, a fatal shot ending a reckless scheme tied to the miners and a counterfeit transfer.
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Dad
Lundy
Fitch
Dan
Uncle Jer
Napoleon
Lindy
Napoléon
Jerry
Birch
Dillon
Atill
L Ming
Alex
Uncle Jerry
Dolly Donn Byrne Finds New York City Tiring
In New York on June 14 Richard Maslock reports Dolly Donn Byrne widow of Ireland’s lyricist, unsettled by city life eight years after leaving Coolmain Castle. She plans to return to Ireland with her father, while detailing her dislike of the subway, reliance on taxis, and her late husband’s literary legacy.
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Richard Maslock
New York
Dolly Donn-Byrne
Ireland
Christopher Morley
Hoboken
Donn-Byrne
Coolmain Castle
County Cork
London
Underground
Paris
Anthony Cadogan
Harry Wagstaff Gribble
Donn Byrne
Byrnes
Brooklyn
Don Marquis
Rex Ingram
Manhattan
Don Byrne
Thurston Macauley
Dawes Seeks Allied Role with British Army in Britain Visit
The Dawes envoy spoke of joining the fighting alongside the British Army and looked forward to meeting English friends. He planned to meet MacDonald in Scotland and present credentials to King George at Windsor, accompanied by Mrs. Dawes and his secretary nephew Henry Dawes.
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Dawes
MacDonald
Scotland
King George
Windsor
Mexicans Pray Continues On Page One
The article notes continued discussion on page one about a statement, with the Archbishop replying with a smile that perhaps a decision could be made within three days.
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Jas
Balloon propaganda helped win war says Washington and Lee president
In Lexington Virginia in 1918 an American plan by Dr. Henry Louis Smith used colored paper balloons on long threads to drop pro Allied leaflets over Germany. Lieutenant Volm recalls the device as mass propaganda that aided morale and helped turn German sentiment against the war.
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Lexington
Matthew Volm
Teutonic
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
Smith
American National Defence Council
Volm
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Bellan Wood
Mr. Creel
Germany
France
America
Volni
National Security League
Washington
Wilson
Washington and Lee president requests extended term
Doctor Smith, who has led Washington and Lee University since 1912, plans to retire this July but trustees asked him to remain as president until January 1, 1930. He lives on campus in Robert E. Lee’s former home, where the Confederate leader died in 1870. The article notes his past at Greensboro in 1859 and a balloon prize used to buy his first automobile.
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America
Doctor Smith
Greensboro
Washington and Lee University
Washington and Lee
Doctor Smithy
Robert E. Lee
Smith
Airways Official Dies After Plane Crash in Havana
General George Taylor, 52, operations manager of Pan American Airways at Port au Prince, Haiti, and former U S Army officer, died from injuries. E A Griffith, radio operator, also died, as the passenger mail plane failed to gain height, struck power lines and crashed near Havana.
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Havana
George Taylor
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Port Au Prince
Haiti
United States Army
E. A. Griffith
Pan-American Airways
Blind Roomer Lived With Dead Hosts For Days
A blind roomer unknowingly stayed in the home of Tom Peterson and Ada Peterson for about 40 hours after neighbors found the house in disorder. Police entered to discover liquor bottles and an ambulance on scene. Tests showed the liquor was poisonous.
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Columbus
Tom Peterson
Ada
Petersons
Car Dies On Gallows In Moundsville
Theodore Carr a 30 year old Pocahontas county farmer spent his last day in prayer in the death cell with prison chaplain W C Harold. Carr is to be hanged tonight for the murder of neighboring farmer Lock Sharp over a boundary dispute on October 30, 1928 and the killing of his estranged wife at the same time.
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Moundsville
Theodore Carr
Pocahontas County
W. C. Harold
Carr
Lock ‘Sharp
Father’s Day Observed Across U S and Canada
A long history explains Father’s Day celebrated on the third Sunday in June across the United States and Canada. From its 1910 Spokane origins to national adoption in 1922, roses symbolize living fathers and white roses for the departed. The day honors fathers beyond being providers, with gifts, church services, and public tributes nationwide.
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Father
United States
Canada
Dad
Tull
Joh Br Odd
Spokane
Washington
Spokane Ministerial Alliance
Delaware
Congress
A. FB. PF
The
Stars and Stripes
France
Pershing
Dodd
American Legion
Brooklyn Drydock Blast Kills Three Injured at Docks
A Brooklyn dry dock explosion at Robbins Dry Dock today killed three men and injured two seriously with five more slightly hurt. About 50 workers were scraping the starboard of the tanker Gulf Penn when a pontoon exploded, possibly due to a leak in compressed air lines. The Gulf Penn, formerly the Agwihavre, transports crude oil and is owned by Gulf Refining Co. The tanker itself was not damaged.
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New York
Brooklyn
Nitt
Robbins Dry Dock
Gulf Penn
Agwihavre
Guilt Refining Company
Philippt Chosen as Next Grand Army Meeting Site
Yesterday PHITAPPT was selected as the next meeting place for the Grand Army of the Republic. Leona reports the city was the only one in the state extending an invitation to the organization for the Wheeling convened gathering.
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Grand Army of the
Republi Erans
Leona
Wheeling
Baptist Convention May Be Scene of Fight
Denver June 14 A possible clash between fundamentalist and modernist factions loomed at the northern Baptist convention opening session. Officials said the mood of addresses by Rev A Avery Shaw of Denison University and Bishop Francis John McConnell of New York would largely shape the floor debate. A flare up had already occurred two days earlier when 19 ministers faced charges.
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Denver
Colo
Northern Baptist Convention
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Charles G.booth
Sitting Bull
Peterson
Professor Dryden Pope
Napoleon Bonapart
Napoeon
Wisconsi
W. B. Grange
H. L. Smith
Blind Roomer
NASH
Oughout
Nash Engineering
Nash-Bijur
Rother
Grand Street
U. S
McConnell
Ldberal
Council of Churches of
Ig America
Amice i
Shaw
Brooklyn Drydock
Haymond Pi Company
Inquiré Sentinel
Inquire Sentinel Ghee
Beech
Walsnut Streets
W. M. Watkins
Annan
Sentinel
Carl ’Glenn
B. Ton Street
D.D. Slade
Pt Dept. State University
Rest
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Notich
First Ward
BR Sayre
Ponte Fan
G. L. Jolliffe
Mainst
Baptist’s
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