Mafia Threat Strikes Ginger Saga in Small Town
In Red Theonh, Ginger is abducted as a ransom plot unfolds amid a tense vigil of family friends and townsfolk. The Tolliver household debates reporting to police while Pietro vents anger with a cellar rampage. The Mafia is named but uncertainty and fear reign as the group plans to hand over the money and hope for Ginger’s safe return.
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Ingen la Tolliver
Otuzer
Nicold
Ant Nicote
Bia
Angalo
Pietro
Ginger
Mralnuini
Tenvius
Cormier
Cormier Friend Whiligerny
Pat
Nat Vadty
Jedspliy
Eddy Howe
Eddy
Tate Cone
Mentia
Chica
Eddy Arcite
Jenky
Abrill
Alirichks
Phil
Patty
Speed
Benny
Angelo
Benita
Mr. Tolliver
Midsterd
Tyne
Pietro Ja
Alfred
Judge Issues 10 Rules For Hubby
New York report states a court granted John Kopehak a three month period to study ten "husband rules" presented by his wife Florence as part of a divorce plea. The commandments cover finances, freedom of movement, family control, and domestic arrangements, including piano lessons and a dedicated room for the wife.
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New York
John Kopehak
Newark
Florence
Cuba and Canada enact parcel post treaty
Havana reports Secretary of State Francisco Fernandez announced the parcel post treaty between Canada and Cuba is now in effect. Negotiations began months ago at the request of Canadian postal authorities.
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Havana
U.P
Francisco Fernandez
Canada
Cuba
Cuba concessions on tobacco exports cited by Fernan dez
Secretary Fernan dez notes that Cuba's request for liberal concessions on tobacco exports received special consideration. The treaty sets parcel post weight limits at eleven pounds within Canada borders and imposes a tariff of 48 cents for one to two pounds and 92 cents for three to five kilograms.
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Fernandez
Cuba
Canada
City receives nine thousand dollar Red Cross gift
A nine thousand dollar national Red Cross contribution to Hope office is reported along with local aid and in kind foods. Less than ten percent of calls came from DeRown township amid weather hampering wood hauling for the municipal power plant. Work-card requirements for applicants are outlined by Mr. Thompson. Eight Kiwanis members prepare to host Kiwanis International President Ray Crossman in Hot Springs Friday night with Arkansas club delegates.
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Thompson
National Red Cross
Kiwanis Club
Hot Springs
Kiwanis International
Ray Crossman
Arkansas
John Swader
Birthdate Unrecorded Until 62 Years Later
HARWICH Mass Mrs Elizy E Handy was born January 5 1869 but her birth was not listed in town records until recently. The omission was found when daughter Mrs Irene L Kenney prepared papers for DAR membership. Emma Rodman Cahoon the mother signed an affidavit confirming the birth date.
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Harwich
Mass
Elizy E. Handy
Lsted
Trophy Town to be Abandoned by New Quarry Owner
TROPHY TOWN Ind 42 year old town built around the world’s largest stone quarry is being abandoned after Indiana Limestone Company takes over. The owner decrees 15 houses must be sold as quarry work shifts farther away, making the town inconvenient for workers.
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Trophy Town
Ind
Indiana Limestone Company
Governor Seeks End to Oklahoma Geological Survey
Governor William H. Murray urges the legislature to stop state funding for the geological survey, arguing the focus on discovering air and gas fields is unnecessary as oil and gas output already meets demand. Survey director Dr. Charles N. Gould opposes the move, noting aims to locate other minerals and warning of future needs when oil and gas dwindle.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
Murray
Charles N. Gould
Gould
Geological Survey
Oklahoma proration debate stalled by oil curb protests
Debates over proration faded as resolutions condemning the oil curb policy were sent to committees. House oil and gas subcommittees investigated alleged violations in Oklahoma City field, one of the Mid-Continent’s largest pools, with operators accused of open wells defying the curb order enforced by the state corporation commission. Opponents argue curbs cut state revenue, noting a roughly 3 million dollar drop in gross production tax receipts last year.
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Oklahoma
House Oil and Gas Committee
Oklahoma City
Feld
Mid-Continent
State Corporation Commission
Backyard Garden Campaign Begins in Arkansas
Arkansas Chamber of Commerce officials were urged to start a backyard garden campaign in a letter to secretaries. The initiative aims to boost local profits in each community and encourages secretaries to coordinate statewide efforts.
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Little Rock
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
Seed Planting Aims to Cut Local Living Costs
A letter proposes seed packages planted in backyards this spring to aid townspeople. It argues that selecting vegetables suited to locality and season will improve food sufficiency and reduce living costs.
Mitchell Approves Tapping of Wires
Attorney General Mitchell told the House Expenditures Committee that tapping of wires by prohibition agents in certain cases was approved. He said an order issued February 19 allows tapping when approved by the bureau head and the assistant attorney general in charge of the case.
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Washington
Prohibition
House Expenditures Committee
Generel Mitchell
Atlantic City Seeks Republican Convention Help
Atlantic City, Nova Scotia, seeks to attract the Republican National Convention to its hotel proprietors as agitation builds. The effort reportedly includes involvement by diplomatic figures and local officials to secure support and hosting prospects.
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Atlantic City
N.S
UPI
Republican National
Waltbassador
Frélice
Kean’ Anid Morrow
Washington weighs import aid for agriculture showings
In Washington discussions centered on aiding agricultural producers by easing import procedures for items from abroad. The chairman noted limited encouragement and the need for money to support initiatives, while others described it as a practical move. The conversation referenced a teen practice and various unclear phrases, with North mentioned as a point of context.
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Washington
Ashe
Legge
North
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