Tolliver Gulch Hero Works To Save Papers In Fire
John Griffiths the new mayor of Tolliver Gulch rescues vital papers from a burning hut as a desperate woman clings to her deeds and claims. Rival rustlers threaten the town’s reform, but Griffiths stands firm with Velma Dalton and the judge’s reform wing. Giant Gabe and mob suspense peak until Nancy, wife of Gabe, helps defuse the crisis and Tolliver Gulch settles into order with Griffiths wed Velma.
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Tolliver
Guich
Golconda
Honora
John Griffiths
Tolliver Gulch
Griffith
Griffiths
John Griffitha
Ming
the Gulch
Velma Dalton
Griffithe
Sing
Rustlers
Nps
Gabe
Grif Aths
Velma
Griffitha
Grifiths
March
Nancy
Joint Owners Held Responsible
Travel salesmen in the middle western states pooled funds to buy shared autos for routes. Drummers who funded or ran the car became owners under Nebraska law, making each contributor liable for damages from its operation. Night speeding declined among these co owners after the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Supreme Court
Knights of the
Ultcase
Scientifia American
Two of a Kind Quip Echoes at Mrs Gadder’s House
A humorous exchange recalls meeting an explorer, a novelist, a playwright and a musician at Mrs Gadder’s house. The punchline notes the guests are a distinguished company yet the speaker felt no more at home than Mr Gadder.
Pennsylvania amendment on debt limits and Philadelphia transit
The document details Joint Resolution Number Two proposing an amendment to section eight of article nine of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It preserves debt limits for counties cities and districts while allowing Philadelphia to increase debt for transit and wharves under specific conditions with voter assent and built-in revenue safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Ollie
Marylcipality
Milas
Calsulistian
Philadelphia City Debt Authority Provisions for Construction Bonds
The text outlines rules for city debt issuance by Philadelphia for high purposes including construction and reclamation. It allows bonds maturing within fifty years with sinking fund payments, permits coverage of interest and sinking fund charges during construction and for one year after completion, and permits credit exclusions as prescribed by the General Assembly. A final copy references Joint Resolution No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frvenus
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cyrus
Woods
The
Commonwealth
Joint Resolution Three Proposes Pennsylvania constitutional amendment
The document details Joint Resolution Number Three proposing a constitutional amendment to section twenty one of article three of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It cites the current limits on damages and actions against corporations and lays out the new text authorizing compensation for injuries to employees and occupational diseases, while preserving certain limitations on actions and survival of rights. Cyrus Ed. Woods, Secretary of the Commonwealth, authenticates the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
General
Cyrus ED. Woods
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania constitutional amendment on land title registration system
Joint resolution proposes amending the state constitution to allow laws creating a statewide or county land title registration, transfer, insurance, and guarantee system with indemnity funds. It covers court designation, ongoing title operations, funding, and officer salaries paid from county treasuries. A true copy is noted by Cyrus Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus
Woods
Commonwealth
Private Sale Deed Notice By Savings & Trust Co
A notice announces a private deed sale by The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana at 54 Hixecalor on October 20, 1915. Property described includes a lot of ground in Center township with a one story frame dwelling and outbuildings valued at 31,000 dollars. Conducted east by the railroad road, south by land of Woo Were and Wyte, west by Wood Wlafiger land, north by land of W. 2 Tship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirza J. Howard
Savings & Ust Company
Dadlini
Bila Taward
Weig Hisinger
Shervon
France
Administrators Notice for Margaret McSweeney Estate
John II Weree attorney announces letters of administration on the estate of Margaret McSweeney, deceased, granted to the administrator. Those entitled should present claims for settlement and those indebted must make payment to the estate promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John II
Weree
Margaret McSweeney
Dale
Dadlon
Byplay and Jokes From The Minstrel Stage
A collage of humorous quips and cartoonish observations from a minstrel style show. Bits include wisecracks about women’s tongues, stovepipe hats, and the perils of modern life. It blends street humor with parlor wit and references to public figures and common social quirks.
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Tolliver Guich
W. G. Chapman
Hirst
United States
Cyrus RE. Woods
M. Jack
Fale
Rowe
Wulf
Beldy
Mr. Bone
Eporty
Percy Blages
Gravejuie Jage
Luke
Cincinnati
Jewish Hospital
Jon Homer Dye
Bilings Gate
Lexington, Ky
Tie
Cedar Rapids
Peterson
W. U. Vel, Co
Sam
Pauls
Stella Mae Wreeze
Middletown
Our
Tae Wun Whe
Luke McLuke
Lim
Otonus
Mare Red
Candy Kid
Tata
World's Largeat Manufacteren
New York City
St.Laws
Minneapotla
Konan City
Seattle
Itu
Oa Tong
Nufacturing Company
Vor
Rosin
Wnt
Ballin Papers
Selon
Cleveland
Pitabareh
Detroit
San Francisco
Lowston
London
Samburg
Sydney
Arcu
Erro
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
Indiana
SELIN
Cor
Oak & 10Th Sts
Aaron
Bereehides
Alweya
Hetrick, Wilson & Co
Indigna Roller Mills
Une
Remington
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Woolworth Bldg
Broadway
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