Dramatic legal thriller folds into a wrecked train mystery
Lawrence Blakeley, lawyer, pursues forged notes in a Bronson case to retrieve a deposition from John Gilmore. A wreck, a missing bag, and a bronze haired girl propel a web of guilt, theft, and possible murder as Blakeley and allies untangle who stole what and who lies.
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Kanna
Yarn
Aliron
McKnight
Candida
Richmond
Alc Kauight
Sullivan
Richey
The Gold Bag Mystery Drifts Through Washington
In a tense scene from the ongoing tale, the narrator recalls a restless night after an accident, debates love and motive with McKnight, and contemplates a hospital case of a wounded woman whose identity remains unknown. A gold bag and a broken cameo necklace hint at a linked crime and hidden evidence.
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Alison West
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Treasury mulls smaller United States notes to save funds
Washington officials discuss a planned shift to smaller paper currency to cut annual costs by about 612,808 dollars. The proposal would reduce notes from 3.04 by 2.28 inches to roughly 2.5 by 1.0 inches, with printers producing more notes per plate and banks able to store more notes. Savings would come from paper, plate printing, and increased note production, while a temporary staff reduction could occur.
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No Rewards for Widows in Forest Fire Service
Officials state widows and orphans of forest fire fighters won’t receive government reparations unless Congress enacts special legislation. A forest official notes no recognition for a service member killed or disabled while fighting fires, though army aid and pack trains have provided rare benefits, and officials expect reforms to improve protection and fighting methods.
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Forest Rangers
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Forestry Bureau
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