Orme Rescues Papers in Hidden Diplomatic Plot
In a tense Chicago scene, Robert Orme recovers secret papers from a hijacked plot involving South American and Japanese agents. The papers detail a Pacific power balance and a treaty between America and Germany, witnessed and ratified by a secretary of state and his staff, while a grateful daughter and her father acknowledge Orme’s pivotal role.
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Robert Orme
Mnom
Desele Wallingham
Benor Poritol
South America
Senor Alcatrante
Pate
Orme
Maku
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Evanston
Orme Vieth
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Orme Ande
Addrras
Parker Street
Arriva
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Alia
Cintriorant
Rene
Descerante
Eorepe
Comegala
Artma
Arime
Alife
Berlin
Heesle Walthaharm
Mme
Itr
Hilee
Cruitted
Mr. Orme
Lilineelf
Plesme
State Street
Jm@pan
Pacific
France
Germany
Washington
Japan
Alcatrante
Gerwan
Chief Two Strike of Rosebud Sioux in early wars
The piece profiles Two Strike, leader of the Rosebud Sioux, recalling battles with Pawnee and Crow Dog, his harsh rule over his people, and clashes with government policy. It notes his age, health decline, and lasting influence as a feared chief who opposed assimilation while guiding his tribe through conflicts and revolts. The narrative also threads a personal scene with Jessie Wallingham and Bessie Allingham at a wedding gathering.
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Bloux Falls
Rosebud
Bie Bugey
Poules
Etl
Kim
Bud
Shorted Tall
Crow Dog
Port Phil Kearney
Massa
Say Big Foot Bill's Revenge Reveals Long Story
A cryptic exchange between two messengers reveals a reference to a long tale inside a message. The fragment hints at a contrived puzzle or coded communication described as a Catholic standasi item.
Albany plans bonfire to burn 3000 diseased pines
A State Department of Agriculture action in Winchester County aims to burn 3000 imported German white pine trees infected with bilateral rust. The trees, owned by a private nursery, could threaten vast U.S. pine groves if the fire proceeds. Commissioner Raymond A Pearson leads the effort despite potential ecological impact.
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Albany
Winchester
State Department of Seticulture
Germany
Raymond A. Pearson
Agdenngtey
America
Harriman Memorial Gymnasium Planned for St George Church
Work on Harriman Gymnasium in Hempetend No bound advances for the Harriman Memorial Gymnasium to honor the late E H Harriman. Mrs H Warriman and church parish members plan the facility for St George Episcopal church parish house.
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Harriman Memorial Gymnasium
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H. Warriman H
Tandy
St George Episcopal Church
E. H. Harriman
That Was the Last Straw in Atchison Divorce Case
A long suffering wife sought divorce after years of hard work at home. The court records reveal her husband returned to a farcical dinner scene with prepared breads pies cakes and various dishes, while he mocked her labor. The divorce was granted, with the wife’s actions described as evidence of a brute marriage.
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Besale
Besse
Orme
Alcatrante
Porttol
Atchison
Tage
Atchison Globe
Duel Between Doctors Echoes Through 1718 College
In 1718 at Lesser Ew Greyham college two celebrated doctors Dr Nenad and Li Woodward, both lecturers, quarreled over a medical question on Hishoywesta Street. They adjourned to the college square where words turned to threats, Woodward allegedly cried Take thy life and vanished amid the commotion as London Chronicle and Madame de Paysieux note the scene.
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Greyham College
Nenad
Hishoywesta Street
Ubon Mead
Tack
London Chronicle
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