Uriah Devon’s confrontation ends in gunfire and chaos
Tennibel Devon confronts Uriah Devon over her mother Edith arrives with a pistol just as Uriah attempts to force himself on Tennibel. A shot rings out, Devon collapses, and Reginald Brown, now sober, hides as Tony remains shocked and fathered by Uriah’s crime. Edith faces the aftermath with her family in turmoil.
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Tony
Pendlehaven
Edith
Uriah
Devon
Reggie Brown
Tony Devon
Tennibel Devon
Mrs. Curtis
Katherine
Regsie
Rege
Ede
Mrrs. Curtis
Philip
Tittle
Tennibel
Edie
Uriah Deven
Mummy
Reginald Brown
Edith Devon
Mother Dearest
Uriah Devon
Reginald
Tennibel Devon Kills Uriah in Turbulent House Scene
In a tense confrontation Tennibel confesses she shot Uriah Devon after a chaotic incident at the Devon household. Tony's mother Edith and Captain MacCauley face the consequences as doctors arrive and tensions rise among relatives. The narrative ends with the admission and ongoing questions about motive and accountability.
Origin of the Apostle's Creed Traces to Early Church
The Apostle's Creed origin is not fully determined. It is believed to derive from Peter's confession in Mark 16 16 and the baptismal invocation shaping the trinitarian order. The earliest reference appears in Irenaeus works against heresies, who died about 202 A D at age around eighty.
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St. Irenaeus
Massachusetts maintains three pheasant hatcheries
Massachusetts operates three pheasant hatcheries located in North Wilbraham Sandwich and Marshfield. The notice lists the hatcheries as state facilities supporting game bird programs and wildlife management.
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State of Massachusetts
North Wilbraham
Sandwich
Tod
Marshfield
Dawes Committee Reports Relief Plan Shapes Legion Program
The Dawes Committee fast tracked an inquiry into disabled veterans care at the national capitol. Recommendations call for centralized leadership, decentralization to cut red tape, and funding for new hospitals to aid 10,000 veterans, with many to receive disability payments.
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National Capitol
Harding
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Dawes Committee
American Legion
Legion
FF. W. Galbraith, Jr
Franklin D’olier
Thomas W. Miller
Delaware
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Douglas Robinson
New York
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Henry Rea
Pittsburg
Milton J. Foreman
Condensations of Proverbs and Witty Observations
A collection of aphorisms on success, ambition, and human folly. Observations compare behavior, financial habits, and attitudes toward risk, with quips on optimism, debt, and social norms.
Buck Private to Commander in North Dakota Legion
C L Dawson of Beach ND rose from private in the Balloon corps to department commander of the American Legion in North Dakota and national field representative. He later served as North Dakota legislature chief clerk and was a state attorney at Golden Valley before joining the Legion leadership.
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C. L. Dawson
Beach
N. D
American Legion
North Dakota
Dawson
Balloon Corps
Fort Omaha
Legion
University of North Dakota
Golden Valley
Ideals of American Legion Explained by Chadron Post
The Bill Dowling Post of Chadron Nebraska publishes a public explanation of American Legion ideals drawing praise from Middle West posts. The statement says the Legion is not to run the country or rob the government and stresses policies over politics. It urges unity among ex-service men and warns un-Americans to beware.
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American Legion
Bill Dowling
Chadron
Neb
Legion
Middle West
Samuel Gompers
Reasonable Supposition at Gabe Hornboggle’s House
Neighbor recalls a chaotic scene described as a chant provoking thunder at Gabe Hornboggle’s residence with items moving and a gun firing injuring a dog. A resident from Mount Pilzgy, Arkansas City Star notes the quip about Gabe’s bone dry liquor.
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Gabe Hornboggle
Gabe
Mount Pilzgy
Ark
Iansas City Star
Women Proving More Polite In Public
A New York Sun anecdote notes rising courtesy amid subway scenes as young women offer seats to elder strangers. The piece recalls a curiously modern moment when a midlife woman shared a table with a stranger and asked for permission to smoke after a meal, illustrating social civility.
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New York Sun
Accident Averted Says Richmond Organizer Recalls Mockery
J B Frix of Richmond Virginia recalls organizing the National Teachers Training association when he stopped a dangerous scene on a railroad track. A passerby teased a young Black boy nicknamed Young Bird claiming the boy’s large mouth would mislead an engineer into thinking the track was a car shed and trigger a collision.
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J. B. Frix
Richmond
National Teachers’ Training Association
Divorce suit costs more than marriage suit
A historical brief notes that a divorce suit is typically more expensive to pursue than a marriage suit, reflecting higher legal fees and process costs involved.
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Grace Miller White WY Cze Erent
Edie Darling
Sweet
Mrs
Sarah Curtis
Tenni
Philip MacCauley
Captain MacCauley
John
Paul
Doctor John
Devdorretté
Tenn
T. Vv. O’ Connor
Buffalo
Longshoremen’s Union
Conlee
Madison
Dayton
Ohio
Newport Products Co
Newport, Ky
United States
Buck
Co. L. Dawson
North Dakota Legion
Chadron, Neb
Dr.c. H. Berry Company
Michigan Ave
Glanoidal Concern
Plum
Cincinnati
General Supply Company
Huntington
Indiana
Touraine Paint Co
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Sanitary Mfg. Supply
Akron
Cortlandt St
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