Buck Duane Forces Showdown In New Mexico Bordertown
Buck Duane rides into Bradford to confront Poggin and the outlaw gang. He asserts himself in the tavern, triggers Knell to expose Poggin, and a dramatic confrontation ends with Knell's death as Duane escapes on horseback.
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Ord
Brocfford
Fdothilia
Val Verde
Poggin
Lee
Lonsetreth
Bole
Studhen
Fawillue
Duane
Dever Ledre
Ray Longstieth
Luliet
Bradford
Mme
Ble
Shere
Ile
Mie Duane
Aten Boldt
U ‘A
Panhandle
Knell
Jim Fletcher
Fletcher
Dodee
Tim
Duene
Jim
Dunne
Pogey
Pletcher
Ernest
Porgin
Phil
Fogsin
Pogein
Poretin
Dunge
Poggia
Buck Duane
Vogrin
Poxgin
Buck Dunne
Nueces
Cong
Nat
Huck
Hardin
Kneil
Knelle
Duane Faces Cornered Fate at Longstreth Ranch
Duane storms toward Fairdale to confront Ray Longstreth’s stubborn circle and Lawson’s treachery. A tense porch standoff ends with Longstreth surrendering to save his daughter Ray and the fragile future he fears losing.
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Duane
Fairdale
Ray Longetroth
Ray Longstreth
Puane
Ray
Captain MacNelly
Longstretch
Lawson
Longstreth
Porgin
Morton
Immer
Ord
Dunne
Laween
Jay
Ranger
Aoise
Jim
Longatreth
Doane
Longstrethh
Ducne
Lawcen
Oestreth
Longetreth
Theru Ies Lawson
MacNelly
Kay
Murry
Misa Longstreth
Ruth
Ldngstreth
A Human Tax Law Passed by Senate
The Duluth Herald hails a Senate tax measure as humane and democratic. It expands revenue to fund larger military forces, imposes inheritance and war profits taxes, strengthens income tax, and creates a tariff commission. It aims to shift burden to those best able to pay and grants the president power to respond to European actions impacting American trade.
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Pene
Senate
Wilson
Strength of Universal Training in the Spokane Territory
The Kane Spokesman-Review shows adults favor universal military training in Spokane with 9610 for and 1283 against. Women vote 1416 for and 327 against, mirroring men. The article notes opposition in some quarters and argues the principle is sound regardless of opinion.
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Montgomery
Kane Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Fragmentary Louisville Note on Ming's Pawns
A garbled Louisville Courier Journal fragment hints at a discussion of a revolver and a supposed assailant with references to Ming's pawns. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or names to verify a full news item.
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Louisvile Courier-Journal
Ming
Fragmented Comaremias Note Hidden in OCR Text
The readable fragments mention a comaremias seeming to discuss debt, accounts, and a request for payment. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR, preventing precise attribution or full event details.
Vanderlip's ascent from farmer's son to banking titan
Frank A. Vanderlip rises from a machine shop apprentice in Aurora to head of the National City Bank and a leading figure in American finance. The profile covers his early hardship, self education, journalism breakthrough, treasury service, and his role in building international banking and the American International Corporation.
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Vanderlip
Great Bank
Se Jose National Bank
American Com & Ordnance Company
Frank A. Vanderlip
America
Mr. Vanderuip
Cnander
Europe
Orient
Financial Corporation
New York
London
Nationality Bank
Ths
W Vanderlip
Perha
Vander
Hanker Vanderlip
Chicago
Treasury Department
Washington
Scarborough-on-the-Hudson
City Bank
White Mountains
Mr. Vanderlip
Aurora
Frank
New York Weekly Tribune
Ala
Solleme
Ben
Delmonico
Venacore
Liane
Joseph French Johnson
School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
New York University
Johnson
Boudder's Investigation Agency
Mr. Johnson
Tip
The
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Charles T. Yerkes
Yerkes
Tribune
Accopa
Economist
Phil Armour
Financial Chicago
Black Exchange
Moore Brothers
Diamond Match Company
Stock Exchange
Vanderliy
National Bank of Illinois
University of Chicago
Wchcool Heaites
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Washi
Treasury Force
Arcompany
Alib City Bank
Stillman
Witiess
Banda
Vailelip
United States
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
Santos
Montevideo
Havana
Cuba
Santiago
International Hank ¢ Corporation
Bron
Far East
Moet
Rockefellers
Kuhn, Loeb & Uo
Internati
Innational Mercantile Marine
Fruit Company
Pacific Mall Company
Ventana
Scarborough
Wendemerile
Vanier
Women Workers Prove Skill In Modern Industry
Ohmer of Dayton leads a shift toward women in the Recording & Machine Co where 7,400 workers produce 0,000 fuses weekly and a $128,000 weekly payroll. Women learned in weeks what men needed years for training and many are former teachers singers stenographers.
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New York Times
Ohmer
Dayton
Ohio
Recording
Uct
New York
Imo
I! Ohmer
C.alcians
Worms
New Poetry and the Magazines From the Atlantic
A critical note on poetry and periodicals in Atlantic era reading lists. The excerpt discusses anthology aspirations and the clash between popular rhythm and refined verse, highlighting editor remarks about poetry quality and craft.
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Sats Oo
Lnexiot
Wen
Feud Begins Amid New York Rivalry Amid Ancient Feud
A garbled note hints at a feud between rival figures in New York history. It mentions Walker, Pope, and Pitti amid a tense exchange. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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York
Walker
Pope
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