Night chase uncovers Liane’s captors in dim house
McHugh Clive and Tina pursue a faint clue while Liane escapes a grim trap. In a shadowed ruin they find a room with a sleeping captor, a fragile rescue ensues, and a pearl bond links to Liane’s missing misdeed. Blood stains and peril heighten the suspense as they press toward justice.
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Liana
Liane
McHugh
Clive
Tina
Hugh
Olive
Oigna
Lione
Clive Lke
Miss Barrett
Oliva de
Schmeling’s Berlin Homecoming After Ring Triumph
Max Schmeling, once doubted for holding the heavyweight title on a foul, wins public acclaim in Berlin after defeating Young Stribling. Audience lines up for a grand reception as the champion and his mother are spotlighted in portraits from the return.
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Max Schmeling
Herr Maxie
Berlin
Oil Operators Unite To Curb Overproduction In Southwest
Faced with ruinous prices, Kansas independent operators voted to shut down all wells from July 15 until crude quotations recover. Oklahoma discussions floated a statewide closure amid 7 cent barrels, with half of the Oklahoma City field already idle. Texas acted as Gov Sterling called a special session after proration was weakened by injunctions, while Texas House authorized an investigation into the demoralized oil market.
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Topeka
Kas
Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
W. HW. Murray
Oklahoma City
Texas
Ross Sterling
State Railroad Commission
Texas House of Representatives
Oil and Gas Jurisdiction Shift Faces Broad Support
A proposed reform would strip oil and gas from the railroad commission’s jurisdiction and put it under an appointed conservation commission. The measure, backed by wide support, targets antitrust law violations as a reason for the change.
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Elective
Railroad Commission
Standings and Results From Friday Baseball Outcomes
Memphis defeated Atlanta 4 to 3 in 1 inning. New Orleans beat Nashville 5 to 1. Birmingham Little Rock game rained out. Chattanooga Knoxville schedule moved. Chicago topped Boston 3 to 1. Cincinnati 5, New York 3. Pittsburgh 9, Brooklyn 7. St. Louis 10 7 while Philadelphia 0 2.
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Philadelphia
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Detroit
Cincinnati
Minister Visits Jones Home Turns Grim
The minister called at the Jones residence on Sunday afternoon. Willie answered the bell and said his father was away at the golf club for a few items. Willie tried to explain that his father was not going to play golf and had only gone over for several things.
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Little Willie
Willie
Boxing, baseball chatter and a Transformer in Pirates lineup
British boxing scribe mocks Max Schmeling while praising rival Stribling and noting Hack Wilson's passion on the field. Dizzy Dean's Texas League start prompts talk he could thrive in the National League. A Transformers-like surge from Sparky Adams in St Louis is highlighted as he becomes a dangerous hitter and strong third baseman for the Pirates.
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Revor Wignall
Max Schmeling
Trevor
Engand
Phil Beott
Pirates
Sparky Adams
St. Louis
Pear
Photo-electro integraph lights math problems
An inventor from MIT unveils the photo electro integraph to transform mathematical problems into light via an electric eye. Readers may use the device to illuminate solutions by reading the displayed windings and windows for answers.
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Snea Toston
Cardinals Push Up Lead to 8 Games
The St. Louis Cardinals widened their lead in the National League to eight games by sweeping a doubleheader from Philadelphia. Rhem pitched the first game to a 10 0 victory while Burleigh Grimes won the nightcap 7 2. The Giants, Cubs, and Pirates won while the Athletics extended their winning streak to 11 with a 2 1 decision over Cleveland. Yankees, White Sox also won as Detroit and Boston fell.
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Rhem
Redbirds
Phils
Burleigh Grimes
St. Louis
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Athletics
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Yankees
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Local Social by Prescot Guests and Meetings
DeAnn Mrs Ray Burke hosted Miss Nellie Moore and Elizabeth Thomas of Prescott as guests. Mrs Wessie Poole entertained her mother Mrs Lee Blount, grandchildren Jack and Billie Jean, and her daughter Mrs Ralph Roberts and son Lloyd Garner. Bro Scott of Emmet began the Methodist meeting here. Miss Uni and Mildred Stoplis of Emmet attended Wednesday night preaching. A party hosted by Mr and Mrs Elbert Burke last Saturday night was enjoyed. Elsie Poole spent Tuesday night with Lois Lloyd as Wesley Harris and family traveled to Hope early Thursday.
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Ray Burke
Nellie Moore
Elizabeth Thomas
Prescott
Wessie Poole
Lee Blount
Jack
Billie Jean
Ralph Roberts
Lloyd Garner
Bro. Scott
Emmet
Uni
Mildred Stoplis
Elbert Burke
Elsie Poole
Lois Lloyd
A Swarm of Words and Word Game Quirks
A Frenchman notes oddities in English usage comparing crowd versus crowding terms. The piece playfuly lists collective nouns for animals and groups, referencing bevy herd troop covey galaxy horde and more. It mentions Esk exchange in Arkansas Methodist and Montana elk herds totaling about 16 000 head.
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Esk
Arkansas Methodist
Montana
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