Shelby Pursues Kidnappers to Wolves’ Hole Hideout
A western tale follows Shelby tracking a kidnap gang across a barren prairie. He locates their trail near Dragoon Creek and Wolves’ Hole, studies booted tracks, and plans a cautious night raid to rescue the bound girl and end the crime.
Deserted camp shadows conceal a dangerous trail
Hank and Shelby wait beneath trees as a red glow fades from an abandoned camp. A distant voice reveals a planned approach by Churchill the judge, while Hank hints at a larger scheme and warns against a late-night pursuit. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
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Winchester
Shelby
Nod Tie
Hank
Thinley
Macklin
East Virginia
Cornelius Churchill
Walnut Grove Box and Pie Supper Auction
A. P. News notes a community Box and Pie Supper at Woodman Hall Walnut Grove on Wednesday evening Oct 27. The event features a gold wrist watch for the most popular lady and a gold headed cane for the wisest old man. Proceeds go to Walnut Grove school.
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Woodman Hall
Walnut Grove
H. N. Wheeler
D. R, Wilmot
National Anthem Spurs Police to Stand During Salute
In Toston Massachusetts a Italian band played The Star Spangled Banner near the Deli reservation. Policemen Jordan Prest and Roberts ordered a halt. the crowd cheered as women and children watched. The band resumed and saluted until authorities intervened in the state reservation.
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Toston
Mass
Jordan Prest
Roberts
Cincinnati War on Rats Campaign Launched
Cincinnati health authorities enlist the U S Department of Agriculture in a city wide drive to exterminate rats. Districts will door to door canvass occupants, with Department literature distributed and emphasis on rats as carriers of disease and threats to food safety.
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Washington
Cincinnnati
Hiokel Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Speell
Glut of Rice in Hongkong Causes Markets to Stagnate
Hongkong faces a rice surplus with Saigon long grain stocks valued over 10 million dollars. Prices fell as banks pressed for payments and buyers in Japan and the United States reduced imports. Only Cuba remained a minor outlet, receiving about one cent of exports directly from producers.
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Hongkong
China
Orient
Saigon
Japan
America
Daily Press
Cuba
City employee Pfahl seeks pay cut after injury
Gottlieb Pfahl or forty seven? No, sixty seven year old city worker Pfahl, longtime bridge repair foreman, asks Cleveland officials to reduce his salary after paralysis in March left him unable to use his right arm. His appeal was granted.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gottlieb Pfahl
CATTLE RUSTLERS USE AUTOS
Regina Saskatchewan reports cattle rustlers now use motorcars to move stolen calves across the border. Three calves were stolen near Bengough then spirited across the International boundary by two cars. Three rustlers were arrested nearby and two others are in Montana awaiting trial.
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Regina
Susk
Bengough
Montana
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