GOLD BULLETS by Char in a South American cabinet
A fragmentary scene shows Andrew and Ogden in a tense moment with a peculiar eight sided glass lens wired to a shirt. A cackling intruder claims Furie’s master is present and orders are disputed as the scene shifts toward confrontation and discovery.
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Andry Ogden
Mystery of Ogden Case Deepens Amid New Encounters
Witness Hubbard describes a strange visit by a tall angular woman in black and a pale, ragged man named Furie meeting Mr. Ogden. The pair’s odd appearance, the man’s private talk, and Ogden’s muttered “Gold bullets” hint at links to Hyde’s revolver, Jerry, and Ogden’s murder as detectives arrive to pursue the tangled saga.
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Hubbard
Peterson
Furie
Ogden
Hyde
Andrew
Jerry
Henry Deacon
West Arkansas Tornado Toll and Severe Weather
A west Arkansas tornado struck near Fort Smith and Sand Prairie causing casualties as storms sweep Texas and surrounding states. Reports describe hail, sleet, frost, and strong winds with power lines down and communication disruptions. A blizzard and heavy snowfall paralyzed St. Louis and Missouri Illinois areas, threatening crops and fruit belts with millions in potential losses.
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Arkansas
Fort Smith
Sand Prairie
Missouri
Illinois
United States
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Ean
Missouri Ozarks
St. Louis
Destructive Weather and Diplomatic Shifts Page One
A severe weather outbreak brings wind rain and hail across the region with reports of a destructive tornado in southeast Missouri disrupting communication. Diplomatic postings see minor reshuffles as several ambassadors may transfer with Henry Fletcher nearing retirement and Hugh Gibson maintaining Belgium duties. Infrastructure work listed in multiple counties includes road projects in Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky with firms such as Cadell Kelley Battersill and Paraldo. A chemistry note presents seven formulas enabling calculation of germicidal effects from phenol based on a phenol reference.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Sevice
Grain rates cut to move surplus export
Eastern trunk line railroads slash two cent per bushel rates on grain from Buffalo to North Atlantic ports through September 30. Chicago to New York re shipping fares drop to 17 cents per 100 pounds, St Louis to New York to 20 cents, subject to ICC approval. Railroads cite national agricultural emergency and aim to hasten grain removal amid surplus.
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Buffalo
North Atlantic
Eastern Trunk Line Railroads
Chicago
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Robert N. Collyer
Eastern Trunk Line Association
Department of Agriculture
Three Men Arrested Over Mexico City May Day Protest
In Mexico City on May 1 a May Day demonstration in front of the American consulate led to arrests. Three men, alleged Mexican Communists, are under investigation after the protest began and a poster campaign attacked Ambassador Morrow with shouted phrases.
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Mexico City
Baltimore and Ohio VP Calls Hudson Bridge Interest Observer
George M. Schriver, senior vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, stated that the company’s stance on the proposed Hudson River bridge at New York City was that of an interested observer, offering no firm endorsement or opposition.
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Washington
George M. Schriver
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hudson River
New York City
Railroad official announces approval from president Daniel Wither
An unnamed official stated that the plan had the approval of Daniel Wither, president of the railroad. The brief note confirms executive support for the proposed action and cites the leadership of the company in the decision.
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Daniel Wither
Georgia patronage stands after reform plan
Postmaster General Brown told a Georgia complaints committee on May 2 that the patronage he arranged to replace Horace A. Mann’s organization would stand. The statement comes amid crossfire from Republican and Democratic members.
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Washington
Brown
Georgia
Horace A. Mann
Clashes in Vilna Wound 24 Including Police
May Day clashes in Vilna left 24 people wounded, including policemen, marking the only reported disturbances in Poland. The scene reflected ongoing tensions as crowds clashed with authorities into the evening.
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Vilna
Poland
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