Gold Bullets Chapter 5 and a Murder at Ogden House
In a tense scene at Ogden’s, Deacon, Hubbard, and MacNair query John about the murder and the gold tipped bullets linked to the revolver. Stimson’s vague remark suggests hidden movements while Jerry’s whereabouts and the dagger’s ownership rise as crucial, unsettled questions. MacNair’s visit raises tension as the plan to uncover the truth unfolds amid ominous warnings.
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Deacon
Tana
Dr. Oakley
John
Revolver
Hyde
Andrew
Stimson
Ogdens
Hubbard
Ogden
Peterson
Henry
MacNair
Magnolia
Peebles
Mr. Jerry
Mr. Ogden
Rye Cove disaster claims several lives in landslide
Isolation delayed aid for hours as a storm devastates Rye Cove area. John Johnson watched the school building vanish, debris and lumber raining down. Red Cross relief groups deployed while officials listed the dead: Ava Carter, 24. Bruce Cox, 18. Polly Carter, 14. several Fletcher children. Darnell and Lane children. Della Bishop. and others with ages and addresses unknown. Three victims remain unidentified.
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Rye Cove
J. M. Johnson
Johnson
Red Cross
Ava Carter
Cove Creek
Bruce Cox
Gate City
Polly Carter
Nonnie Fletcher
Bernice Fletcher
James Carter
Bertha Mae Darnell
Emma Lane
Ethel Lane
Della Bishop
Little Lee Carter
Foote Blamed Blameless in Colonial Airways Crash Findings
Newark reports the grand jury found Lou Foote blameless in the March 17 Colonial Airways crash that killed 14. Foote, sole survivor, faced man slaughter charges but was questioned after recovering. Also noted, a Topeka gas company holds a 20 year pipeline franchise despite owning only six feet.
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Newark
N.J
Lou Foote
Colonial Airways
Foote
Topeka
Kas
Congress Aids Flood Relief Amid Inaction on Farm Help
Washington May 3 Congress approved a 2.5 million dollar relief measure for farmers affected by recent southern floods. The Senate backed relief while the House held a brief session for members to file views in the record. Judiciary Committee again debated Secretary Mellon’s eligibility as to his office. The farm relief bill with export debenture plan remains in play, opposed by the Hoover administration.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mellon
Hoover
Raid Night Clubs Raids Hit Harlem District
New York police vice squad raided Harlem night life district early today arresting 20 women and six men. Fifteen Negro night clubs and dance halls were raided with warrants out for 16 more resorts.
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New York
Harlem
Rush ship repairs rush in New York harbor incident
Repairs are rushed on the Spanish Royal Mail Liner Cristobal Colon to resume her voyage after she rammed and sank the freighter River Orontes near Bay Ridge Brooklyn. The collision tore a hole in the Orontes, which lay on the mud flats off quarantine in New York harbor.
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New York
Royal Mail
Cristobal Colon
River Orontes
New York Harbor
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
King George to move to Windsor by car in May
King George, convalescing at Craigwell House, is expected to travel to Windsor Castle by motor car on May 17. Attendees in Clarksburg yesterday included George, Jolliffe, Paul Malone, Orville Kinsey, Miss Virginia Campbell, and George Murphy.
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Bognor
England
George
Craigwell House
Windsor Castle
Clarksburg
George , Jolliffe
Paul Malone
Orville Kinsey
Virginia Campbell
George Murphy
The London Air Raid of July 7 1917
DeWitt Mackenzie recounts the daylight German raid on London on July 7 1917. Some 42 planes bombed wide areas, causing casualties and damage. The attack aimed to frighten and degrade morale, while British defenses and censorship shaped how news reached the public. Lieutenant Jerzembski, an observer and bomber, describes the mission as the “Squadron of the Doomed,” highlighting fear, strategic targets, and the brutal toll of aerial warfare.
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London
England
America
Associated Press
Old Jewry
Bank of England
Financial District
Enrich Jerzembski
Berlin
Jerzembski
Kent
Belgium
Erikoenig
Woolwich
National Balloon Races Forecast For Pittsburgh Event
Weather forecasts ease concerns as 12 balloons prepare to lift tomorrow from the University of Pittsburgh stadium under fair conditions. W A Kiloff will pilot the Detroit Balloon Club craft first at 5 p m eastern daylight time amid stormy days that delayed yesterday and today’s air show. Blueberries that thrive best on soils are mentioned in a side note about agricultural value.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Detroit
W. A. Kiloff
Lose two dozen pounds fat with Kruschen salts promised health
Isaac an old advertisement promoting Kruschen salts for fat loss. It claims daily morning use with hot water vapor and asserts quick reduction of fat and improved vitality. The copy touts eye brightness and clear skin, urging readers to buy an 85 cent bottle from Grafton & Chemical Co or any druggist with a money back guarantee.
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Kruschen
Mi Speed
Chen Salta
Grafton& Chemical Co
Public Service Hearing on Gas Discontinuation at Loudenville
A Public Service Commission hearing was held today on the application of the Manufacturers Gas and Electric Company to discontinue natural gas service in Loudenville Marshall County. Three of the thirty customers affected protested the action.
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Charleston
W. Wax
Public Service Commission
Manufacturers Gas and Electric Company
Loudenville
Marshall County
Captain Ira Baker Flies to Fairmont for Lions Club Meet
Captain Ira Baker said today he would fly to Fairmont West Virginia for a Lions Club convention on May 16.
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Washington
Ira Baker
Fairmont
W. VI
Lions ‘Club
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