The Tall Sycamore From Cherry Creek Dies
The piece memorializes ex senator from Colorado Charles I Thomas, known as the Tall Sycamore From Cherry Creek, who died recently. It recalls his independence from Woodrow Wilson’s policies, his conflict with party leaders, and his reputation as a rebeller in Washington and a brilliant lawyer before entering politics. It also notes his stance against party strictures and his willingness to face prison for his beliefs. The article contrasts his defiance with party dogma and discusses broader political themes of liberty, economy, and recovery.
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New Deal Tug of War Defines Johnson and Perkins Roles
Washington reports two key cabinet and agency positions in the Roosevelt era are clearly shaped. General Hugh Johnson leads NRA affairs while Frances Perkins is poised to dominate labor policy, shifting influence away from Johnson as labor leaders contest the steel and auto disputes.
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Senate Public Lands Committee
Sloan becomes Katy Railroad president and chairman
Matthew Sloan, 53, former head of New York Edison, is named president and chairman of the board of the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad. He will tour the Katy system to learn its four state territory, after a two month tenure as chairman. The board praised his survey and policies, noting the line is in good condition and well run.
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Serpent and Alligator Stage a Death Duel
In Cocoa Florida near a swamp, a serpent and an alligator fought, injuring a man and ending with the alligator slayer mortally wounded. The incident drew roadway workers who described the brutal scene as the creatures battled, tail and fangs causing fatal wounds before death claimed both. The report also notes Saur churches and Rev Dr Cadman, with Cadman elected honorary moderator of the general council.
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Missouri Editorials Post-Repeal Bootlegging
The St Louis Post Dispatch argues repeal did not end liquor abuses. Morgenthau proposes permanent bottle marks to curb bootlegging. Despite high prices and postwar attitudes, citizens must follow new regulations and avoid underworld liquor to prevent a new dry movement.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Federal rewards set for Dillinger and Gillis in new crime drive
The Kansas City Times notes Attorney General Cummings offers rewards for John Dillinger and Lester M. Gillis under a new federal procedure. Dillinger would receive 10000 for capture and 9000 for information, Gillis half that. totals show a conservative approach amid congressional debate.
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Kansas City Times
The Sidals Welcome Madeline at the Farm
Donna travels with Bill Siddal to the Sid dal farm near Lebanon where Madeline, once circus partner, reunites with her blind grandfather Amos Siddal. Donna feels jealousy over Con Davids romance and meets housekeeper Mrs Planter who questions Maddie inside a homelike room lit by lilacs and memories as the family gathers under quiet tension.
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Mr. Planter
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Madelina
Con David
Con
Mareling
Dansa
Bill Siddal
Renfroe
Beun nay Poynter and love entanglements in unrestful wake
In a tense scene, Bill confronts Donna after a restless night as Maddie and Con clash over loyalties and future vows. Madeline reveals secrets about Donna’s visit to her grandfather, warning Con of a looming Monday showdown about marriage and protection.
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