Gabriel Sisters in a tangled tale on the Siddal farm
Donna Gabriel and Madeline, known as The Gabriel Sisters, perform in a circus world where deception, marriage, and a stroke at Grandfather Siddal’s farm threaten Donna’s fragile lies. Donna faces a perilous choice as Planter and Bill contend with a dangerous plan and a looming illness.
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Donna Gabriel
Madpne Biddal
Gabriel Sisters
Donna
Madeline
Billi
Chicago
Lebanon
Siddal Farm
Siddal
Bill
Amos Siddal
Mrs. Planter
Bill Siddal
Southern May Restore Trains In Southeast Rail System
Washington May 21. Southern Railway may restore trains recently discontinued as passenger demand climbs. F L Jenkins says a 12 cent a mile fare experiment boosts travel on 18 000 miles in the southeast, with 548 trains cut since 1925 and two restored Knoxville Chattanooga and Greenville DC Atlanta runs. Rail revenues rose 22.68 percent in four months.
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Washington
F. L. Jenkins
Southern Railway
Jenkins
Southern
Aio
Knoxville-Chattanooga
Greenville
D. C
Atlanta
Luke Lea and Langley Share Time in N C State Pen
In Raleigh amid prison idleness the trio Luke Lea Jr Gus Langley and Langley form bonds and discuss parole and clemency. Langley a convict twice saved from the chair seeks a full pardon while Lea Jr hopes for parole and all three follow prison baseball games and daily routines. Langley recalls his lengthy fight for clemency and legal aid while Lea Jr maneuvers through appeals aided by letters from judges and doctors.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
United States
Gus Colin Langley
Asheville
Lake La#a
Central Bank and Trust Company
Lea
Sane Shirt
Langley
Laas
Gua
Leas
Colonel
Young Luke
Nashville, Tenn
A. D. Mclean
Young Lan
Mr Bailey clarifies position on dogs and taxes
The letter from R. B. Bailey to The Enterprise argues against shooting every stray dog. He says he opposes Poole’s stance, favors civil means and taxes to address the issue, and notes that killing one dog creates another. He thanks the editor for publishing letters.
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MR. Bailey
Mr. Poole
R. B. Bailey
Bank President Wallace B Davis Transferred for Health
The passage notes that Wallace B. Davis, then bank president, was in prison when the Leas arrived but has since been moved to a prison farm for his health, indicating a change in confinement status.
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Wallace B. Davis
Leas
Thames power station activity described with crane capacity
Cranes and other equipment at the new electric power station on the Thames near Barking England unload coal from a ship at a rate of 5600 tons an hour.
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Thames
Barking
England
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NEA Gervice
Bregin
Bill Sid
Planter
Jones
Drep
Grandfather
Donnie
France
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Bordeaux
Narborne
Italy
Fanny
NEA
Gladys Maxen
Luke Lea
Son Pal
N. C
Folice
Luke, Jr
Gus
Gill
Enterprise
Mary Darling
Jin
Jim
Town
Mary
Toi
Lear A E
Dean
Chesterfield
Laceerr & Mrexs Tobacco Co
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