Gold Bullets in the Desert Tomb
The narrator tracks Jerry and Uney toward Shinbone Canyon then searches Torejd manor for clues in Andrew Ogden era ruins. He recalls Alex Peterson and Joe Lundy as part of a forgotten casino and mine, links to a $1000 check, and a black-clad woman connected to Ogden, pondering why the past haunts the present.
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Uney
Jerry
Shinbone Canyon
San Felipe
Torejd
Andrew
Joe Lundy
Mineo
Andrew Ogden
Alex Peterson
Dillon
Pursuit Through Torridity Sparks Dark Suspicions
The narrator believes Jerry innocent and Dillon guilty, finds Jerry and Lucy in a roadster bound for San Felipe with their boy, and chases them after a vandal slashes the tires. He recalls Lucy’s trust and doubts his own judgment as the search winds toward a dangerous desert route and a looming reveal.
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Dillon
Jerry
Lucy
San Felipe
Banking leaders to speak at state meeting continue page ne
Group Six coverage lists prominent bankers including R E B Talbott of Citizens National Bank Philippi Thaddeus Pritt of Davis Trust Elkins H C Riggs of Second National Bank Morgantown Harry A Abbott state banking commissioner Grafton D R Richards Bank of Morgantown vice president and others Committees to be reported on acting chairman secretary treasurer appointment of committees and reports from clearing house and service charge committees Executive committee members include O Jay Fleming Grafton R B Talbott Philippi and James H Thomas Fairmont
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R. E B. Talbott
Citizens National Bank
Philippi
Thaddeus Pritt
Davis Trust Company
Elkins
H. C. Riggs
Second National Bank
Morgantown
Harry A. Abbott
Grafton
D. R. Richards
The
Bank of
Steel
Clearing House
Service Charge
O. Jay Fleming
R. B. Talbott
James H. Thomas
Fairmont
Take Off Delayed For Green Flash Transatlantic Flight
Bad weather over part of the 4700 mile route delayed the Rome take off of Roger Williams and Lewis Yancey in the Green Flash monoplane. The plane remained in a hangar as weather officials predicted unfavorable conditions for at least 24 hours. A final decision depended on new weather reports received at Orchard, Maine.
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Orchard
Rome
Roger Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Martin Jensen
James H. Kimball
New York Weather Bureau
Morton Downey Rising Star of Talking Pictures
Morton Downey captivates audiences with a bright Irish smile and rich tenor in his screen debut Mother’s Boy at the George M. Cohan Theatre New York. The performer, now with Pathe, begins work on his second feature as his star rises in the new talking pictures era.
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Morton Downey
Talking Pictures
George M. Cohan
New York
Pathe
Sub Disasters Continued From Page One
The crew of the S-11 stayed in compartments not intended to flood during the test and felt no discomfort. They received food via the submarine signal ejector from inside the craft as a choppy sea staged the test.
Lindy Sav es Extortion Plot Tied to Lindbergh Kin
Westwood Mass May 21 police chief Peter J Driscoll confirms a report of a $50 000 extortion and death threat plot against Constance Morrow the daughter of the ambassador to Mexico and sister of Anne Morrow Lindbergh Miss Morrow narrowly escaped a staged impersonator after letters had been sent to her weeks earlier prompting a secret journey to New York with Lindbergh and the Morrows. Driscoll predicts arrests and labels the letters as the work of a crank.
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Westwood
Mass
Constance Morrow
Peter J. Driscoll
Mesico
Anne Morjrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Milton Academy
New York
Lindbergh
Morrow
Driscoll
Rising Rivers Across States Threaten Farmlands
The article details multiple levee breaches and rising river levels with 50 000 acres flooded at Francis and Mounds Landing Miss. Levee work continues under government supervision as Natchez private levees weaken. Arkansas Red river rise slows while Pinebluff Farrelly Lake area faces overflow risk and Memphis reports six feet above flood stage.
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Francis
Mounds Landing
Miss
Levee Board
Mississippi River
Natchez
Arkansas
Red
Texarkana
Ft. Smith
Little Rock
Farrelly Lake
Hickman
Memphis
Tenn
Middle River
Ohio
Upper
Mississippi
Bank of Manhattan Building rises as tallest in world
The Bank of the Manhattan Company plans a 63 story tower looming 840 feet over Manhattan streets near Wall and Nassau. The $20 million structure will house the bank, affiliated units, and vast banking space, surpassing Woolworth and Chrysler Buildings in height.
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Bevk
Sbursotian Company
United States
Inixty
New York
Ginse
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of @ Manhattan Company
Swall, William, Pine
Nassau Streets
United Vs Buth Treasury
Assau
Wall and
Woolworth
Chrysler Building
Wea
Bank of the Manhattan Company
International Acceptance Bank, Inc
International Manhattan Company
Tank 18
Morrell Smith
G. Ly Chbetrom & Co. Incorporated
Starrett Brothers Incorporated
Wil
H Craig Severance
Yasuo Matmi
Shreve
Airplane Lands In Tree Near Marshfield Oregon
A plane piloted by Dr. Paul Low of Coquille crashed into a fir tree 100 feet above ground. Low escaped uninjured after the controls stuck and the craft went into a dive. Navy life attracts Northwestern University students more than the army, prompting a request to replace the infantry unit.
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Marshfield
Ore
Paul Low
Coquille
Low
Aera
Navy
Northwestern University
Army
Venereal Disease Spread by Traveling Carnivals
The State Health Department warns communities about venereal disease spread by traveling carnivals and urges vigilance by local officials while not seeking to prohibit amusements or impose heavy regulations. The notice emphasizes health education and disease prevention over restrictions.
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State Health Dept
Bureau of Veneral Disease
State Health Department
Horton Smith Leads In French Pro Golf Championship
Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri shot 66 in the morning and matched it in the afternoon to set course records at the St Cloud Country Club during the French professional gale championship. The piece blends sports results with a stray health warning about venereal disease from traveling carnivals, citing cases in Pennsylvania towns and warnings from state health officials.
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St. Claude
France
Horton Smith
Jopl
St. Cloud
Gale
Smith
Cate
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Pennsylvania
Pope Pius Plans First Official Exit on Corpus Christi Day
Rome May 21 Pope Pius will make his first official exit from the Vatican on May 30 for a procession and mass at St Peter's Mass is expected to be celebrated by Cardinal Merry Del Val The Pope will receive the host in the chapel of sacraments and lead the Eucharistic procession from the Picta chapel to bless the crowd in St Peter's Square
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Rome
Piccolo
Pius
Vatican
Corpus Christi
St. Péters
St. Peter's
Merry del Val
Mary Jo Mathews Named WV Representative at Rhododendrum Festival
Mary Jo Mathews of Mannington was appointed by Governor Conley as West Virginia’s official representative to the Rhododendrum Festival in Asheville North Carolina. She recently served as queen of Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Festival.
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Charleston
W. Va
Mary Jo Mathewsa
Mannington
Conley
West Virginia
Asheville
North Carolina
Mathewsa
Shenandoah Valley
Traffic Ticket Experiment in Chicago May Day Study
Motorists entering or leaving downtown Chicago on May 21 were handed a ticket as part of a driving pattern study. The process aimed not at punishment but to gather data on traffic flow and behavior for research purposes.
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Chicago
How to Buy Canned Foods by Can Size
A Kitchen Convenience Guide explains how to translate can sizes to recipe needs. It recommends posting a handy table showing net weight and contents to match cups, helping housewives buy thriftier and reduce leftovers.
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United States
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