Wyatt the Spy in Rebel County Escape Plan
Confederate sergeant Wyatt is sent as a spy to Green Briar. He bonds with mountaineers and meets Major Harwood, then murders Harwood and flees. Wyatt uses a U.S. uniform, discovers Noreen Harwood, and plots to marry her while eluding Anne Cowan’s gang and federal troops. Trapped, he negotiates with Captain Fox for mercy in exchange for information but plans an escape using his boyhood knowledge of the courthouse.
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Wyatt
Green Briar
Jem Taylor
Hot Springs
Major Harwood
Taylor
Harwood
U.S
Noreen Harwood
Raymond Parson
Nichols
Anne Cowan
Mary Noreen
Cowans
Noreen
Anse Cowan
Unehie
Estane
Hove
Wyete
Cowan
Accene
Owan
Raymond Wyatt
Lewlabure
Captain Fox
Fox
Wood
Leutenant
Alde
Per. Mapato
Escape through the chimney to freedom in a courthouse
In a tense escape sequence, a prisoner works a loosened iron veil to access a chimney, climbs a shaft above the courtroom, peers through a paper blocked light, and slips into the sheriff’s office. He retrieves a coat and hat, then locates Lieutenant Raymond in the clerk’s room as dawn approaches.
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Theron
Mae
Whitlock
Coures Noreen
Raymond
New Rural Schooling Aims For Modern Country Classrooms
Margaret Woodward in The Countryside Magazine foresees rural education evolving with better schoolhouses and equipment. She envisions teachers who are country-born, well trained, and devoted to farm life, whose strong character will lift country schooling and inspire youth to stay on the farm.
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Margaret Woodward
The
Countryside Magazine
Dull Summer Resort Plans Provoke Offbeat Talk
In Washington Senator Lodge and associates discuss a sleepy resort tale about a cottage near the station. A quip suggests passing long summer evenings by throwing stones at the train, reflecting a lighthearted, farcical exchange amid idle talk.
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Senator Lodge
Washington
Joan
Final Appeal To Iowa Voters For Women's Ballot
Women of Iowa urge equal suffrage ahead of June polls as they note decades of advocacy and global progress for women's rights. They argue full citizenship mirrors other states and Canada, urging men to vote affirmative to place Iowa among progressive states.
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Iowa
Flora Dunlap
Lowa
Batley
Sweden
Norway
Australia
New Zealand
Denmark
Tate
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