Dorothy Newhall's perilous rescue in remote Alaska
Dorothy Newhall tows injured Pete through a snowbound Alaskan wild after a cliff fall. She keeps him alive via sheer will, tending his wounds and weathering cold. As he regains strength, her own hidden tenderness awakens amid danger and duty. The pair confront peril, mystery, and evolving feelings.
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Peter Newhall
Augusta
Alaska
Ivan Ishmin
Paul Sarichef
Ishmin
F Peter
Dorothy
South America
Big
Chris Larson
Larson
Jarson
Newhall
Peter
Pete
Jim
Shiv
Labor split over representation at Cleveland conference
Delegates clash over how to shape a new party's structure with Thomas Walter Mills advocating farmer representation and cautioning against premature action. He ties to Greenback roots and warns against foreign influence and party scheming as communists push for multiple workers' representatives in the national executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cret
Thomas Walter Mills
la Follette
Mills
Great Britain
Australia
Greenback Party
Cleveland
Wnious
Workers’ Party of America
Radical labor convention seeks delegates from workers
The meeting aims to keep party control through accredited delegates from workers and farmers. Labor leaders are largely absent with Sam Gompers unaligned, leaving representation by minorities seeking influence. Ambition and radical ideas mix with parlor socialism as Vague hopes outpace organized strength. The eel only produces eggs once in a lifetime.
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Republican
Democratic
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Alexander Howatt
Kansas
William Foster
Duncan MacDonald
Illinois
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Scott
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Britt Electric Co
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High’ Point Perpetual Oe & Loan Association
Bunk Voald
Td Bitte
Vie Iend
Retary
N.C. Public Service Co., Inc
Globe Wernicke
West Washington St
Dize
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North Carolina
Dame
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