Gold Bullets and a Note From 1896
In a tense scene, characters debate a pistol note allegedly from 1896 about gold bullets and a past murder. The note ties to Peterson, Jerry, Dillon, and Ogden, with theories about a poker game that cracked the town and motives spanning decades as Deacon, MacNair, and others search for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Mac‘Nair
MacNair
Karenty
Jerry
John
Alex
Peterson
Dillon
Andrew Ogden
Ogden
Andy
Henry Deacon
Milman Ile
Ales Peterson
Case
Jerry Ogden
Hubbard
Ujesfronk
Deacon
Andrew
Ogden Library
Macur
Henry
Overnight news wrap of national and world events
Overnight items report political and financial notes from Chicago New York and Washington. Key figures include B H Simmons of the Stock Exchange and John J Raskob on GM finance. Other items note Hoover Roosevelt questions on Porto Rico governorship and a Georgia Congress debate on arresting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giorges Borah
Sihauipuek
Farm Congress
Chicago
B. H. H. Simmons
New York Stock Exchange
New York
John J. Raskob
General Motors Finance Committee
Washington
Davila
Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Las Vegas
Nev
John Gilbert
Iaa Claire
Winslow
Arizrt Goebel Uaurt
Brand
Bristol
Emory and Henry College
Byrd
J. J. Kendrick
London
Helen Wills
Longest pastorate record cited in United Brethren history
Dr J A Lyter, associate editor of Sunday School Literatures and secretary of the last four General Conferences, holds the record for the longest pastorate in one spharah in the United Brethren denomination since Otterbein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Lyter
Mere Mystery Will It Bring into The Situation
The fragment hints at a forthcoming row in tomorrow's installment likely revealing the answer to the unfolding situation. No concrete names, places, or dates are readable in the text.
Paderewski Returns. Hoover Heroic Impresario Tale Recalled
Richard Massack reports Paderewski will tour the United States again. The piece recounts how President Hoover once tried to finance a Paderewski recital as a student at Stanford. Facing bankruptcy risk, Hoover and a partner sought funds to pay the pianist and cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Massack
New York
Paderewski
United Sues
Hoover
Paris
Leland Stanford University
Hover
Kiev
Orange Root Credited For Relief Of Ailments In Hagerstown Case
Mrs. H C Schwartz of 425 Salem Ave Hagerstown Maryland credits Orange Root for relief from neuritis stomach upset and constipation. She says after starting the tonic her arm became supple digestion improved and she gained strength. recommends Grafton Drug & Chemical Co for tonic and Golden Nuggets with prices listed.
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H.C. Schwartz
Salem Ave
Hagerstown
Marylang
Oran Root
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Grafton
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
Greenwich Village market lore with a looming prison
The Jefferson Market Court faces closure as a new women’s prison rises nearby. The ornate red brick building once hosted Harry Thaw’s arraignment and later saw shoplifters and minors pass through the adjacent market’s courts. Behind the market, vacant lawyers’ offices line the old courthouses while the market moves out, prompting locals like Texas Guinan and Mayor Walker’s cook to seek new meals and produce nearby.
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Greenwich Village
Jefferson Market Court
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Ting
Texas Guinan
Walker
The Floating College at Opera House Tonight
The Tiffany Stahl comedy pair shows Frances Bixby using farcical schemes to thwart a sister’s romance with a notable young man. Sally O’Neil leads with Buster Corner as co stars alongside Georgia Hale and others. Stuart Anthony wrote the story and George Crone directed Flaming Fathers follows for a big laugh.
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Frances Bixby
Floating College
Tiffany- Stahl
Opera House
Sally O'Neil
Buster Corner
Georgia Hale
Harvey Clark
F. J. Ratcliffe
Georgie Harris
Virginia Sale
Jean Alsace
Stuart Anthony
George Crone
Police Probing Fatal Party At Emory and Henry Student Death
Police investigate the death of J. W. Kendrick a 17 year old Emory and Henry College student after a party Sunday night linked to a shooting in a car with two other students. Witnesses describe memory and the alleged drinking scene as part of the probe with identities noted as James McReynolds James Crowe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
J. W. Kendrick
Emory and Henry College
James McReynolds
Abingdon
James Crowe
Major League Leaders Postaeiad Aanse Sreee
National batting leaders include Riins Stephens on the Cubs with 22, Heilmann Tigers 35 RBIs, Gehringer Tigers 20 hits, Frisch Cardinals 9 doubles, and Gehrig Yankees 7 homers. Pitching lead goes to Uhle Tigers 5–0.
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Postaeiad Aanse
Jamieson
Indians
Oehringer
Tiers
Rang
Heilmann
Tigers
McManus
Gehringer
Alexander
Blue
Browns
Gehrig
Yanks
Averill
Fonseca
Johnson
Uhle
Ruth Near Second in Big Six Batting Race
Babe Ruth sits one point from second in the Big Six batting standings after timely hitting yesterday and a semi official revision of the figures. Lou Gehrig, his teammate and the leader, dropped ten points in the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Daily Cross Word Puzzles and Virginia Shooting Probe
Washington county deputies J H Worley and others faced bonds on murder charges after a police shooting when youths failed to halt their vehicle. Paul Phelps and Sterling Delton, students of Kendrick, were held on intoxication charges. City counsel Selott questioned the valuation of company properties amid survey reports and noted the first survey took six months while the second took about twelve weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Worley
Washington County
Virginia
Paul Phelp
Sterling Delton
Kendrick
Bord
Paul W. Selott
Huntington
Steel Orders Continued From Page One
The report shows continuing steel orders with totals including 4,419,718 and 4,144,241 for February and March, while January 1 figures reach 109,487. Production and shipments of salad products appear steady, with April shipments shaded as nearly 1,426,000 units and a daily average around 55,000 for 26 working days. California shows growth in fruit and nut output, noting walnut grey being replaced by olive-fri varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salad Corporation
Jy Augh Tate
Wheeling Tries Party Primary In New Charter Runoff
Wheeling West Virginia May 10 The first party primary under the new city charter drew a record crowd as eight Republican candidates vied for mayor and many for council seats. A bond issue of 1.6 million for a free bridge over the Ohio to the seventh ward was hotly debated. Voter turnout exceeded 25,000 of more than 33,000 registered with no contest for the Democratic mayoral nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
Seventh Ward
Ralph E. Davis Tells Values Of Gas Lands In Testimony
Charleston May 10 Ralph E Davis engineer of Pittsburgh testified at a public service commission hearing on United Fuel Gas Companys request for higher rates He compared depletion figures used for property valuations with those used for income tax purposes and explained his method further during direct testimony for the company
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Charleston
Ralph E. Davis
Pittsburgh
United Fuel Gas Company
Public Service Commission
C. F E. Nethken
Davis
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Hage
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Major League
Pitelling—Malone
Cubs
Hornsby
Ruth
Goslin
Bottomley
P. Waner Et
Fogun
Verdeng
Apa
Baer
Tod
Jo Shaun
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JO UO
Dean
California
Gore “Suice
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Hell
Jack Late
San Francisco
Yunder
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