The City of Numbered Days By Francis Lynde
Brouillard the chief engineer discovers an automobile party at a canyon portal and explains reclamation work. Cartwright sees a business chance while Genevieve and the auto cab firm join the dam project. A town grows, a gold rush threat looms, and clashes ensue over power and railroad plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouillard
Jessey Cartwright
Genevieve
Auto Cab
Cartwright
Cartwright Organa Company
Steve Massingle
Uillard
Ford
Little San
Tensions Rise Between Brouillard and Hosford at Remote Work Camp
Brouillard clashes with guest Hosford over discipline and vice rules at the engineers camp as tensions simmer. Hosford mocks blue laws while Brouillard warns of consequences. a Washington wire hints at power installation plans shaping the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouillard
Hosford
Massingale
Mr. Hosford
Miss Massingale
Quinlan
Washington Wire
Symptomatic Dialog on Civilization at Chigringo
On a cabin porch Brouillard and Miss Massingale discuss civilization's reach as a distant mine hums below. They spar over detachment and practicality with wry humor and hint at family contradictions shaping their views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massingale
Brouillard
Chigringo
Stock Exchange
Truthful Madonna and the man with a debt of honor
Amy Massingale challenges Victor Brouillard about motives and power as he confesses a hundred thousand dollar debt inherited from his father. She probes whether love can coexist with sacrifice while hinting the railroad may alter the valley’s fate and Brouillard’s future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Brouillard
Monsieur Victor de Brouillard
Murray Grislow
Massingale
Smith
Amy Massingale
Leshington
Griffith
Tig
Niquola
Supreme Court affirms T. and P. dismissal suit
Washington. The Supreme Court unanimously sustains the Northern district of Texas dismissal of the Bankers Trust suit to foreclose a mortgage against the Texas & Pacific Railway Company. It holds that incorporation under an act of Congress does not confer federal jurisdiction and that the case does not arise under United States laws. The Texas & Pacific is not a Texas citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Court
Northern District of Texas
Texas & Pacific Railway Company
Bankers Trust Company of New York
Supreme Court
van Deventer
Texas
United States
Texas & Pacific
The
Congress
Fletcher to Retire as Atlantic Fleet Chief
Washington reports a fleet reorganization to be announced by Secretary Daniels. Admiral Fletcher will retire as commander in chief effective June 19, with Vice Admiral Henry T. Mayo succeeding him as commander in chief aboard the Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Daniels
Fletcher
Henry T. Mayo
Arkansas
Missing Nelms sisters linked to Seattle and Snohomish
Information from Snohomish police chief J E Bulling shows Elois Nelms Dennis and her sister Beatrice Nelms once lived in Seattle and Snohomish area until August 1915. They were connected to the two year old disappearance of the Nelms sisters in Seattle while the Innes case in San Antonio involved Victor and Mrs. Innes of Eugene Oregon.
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Seattle
Wash
Elois Nelms Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
Atlanta
Victor E. Innes
Eugene
Ore
San Antonio
Snohomish
J. E. Bulling
President Wilson Urges Peace Amid World War Discussion
President Wilson spoke at Mecklenburg declaration anniversary in Charlotte to about 100,000, saying progress is blocked by war and urging peaceful means. He warned that Europe’s war stands still and that America can set an example of liberty, cooperation, and peace as groundwork for postwar arrangements. He hinted at further remarks in Washington before the League to Enforce Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Wilson
Mecklenburg
Europe
America
Washington
League
Storm Takes Toll Across Oklahoma and Nearby States
A cyclonic storm sweeping Missouri Oklahoma and Texas on Saturday and Sunday caused eleven deaths and numerous injuries. Kemp City Okla bore the worst losses with nine killed thirty eight injured twelve business houses and sixty residences destroyed. A six year old child died five miles east of Denison and two daughters of Dr J J McCullogh were among the injured. Crops outhouses and property suffered extensive damage with hail in Val Verde Texas and widespread torrential rains tallies not yet known.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Kemp City
Woodward
Kirkville
E. E. Cox
William Brinson
Chaney Battle
Kemp Bank
M. A. Thomas
Artile Pleasant
J. W. Hively
J. J. McCullogh
McCullogh
Denison
Oklo
Val Verde
Cumberland Presbyterian picks Lincoln as 1917 meeting site
The general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian church selected Lincoln, UL Birmingham Alabama as the 1917 meeting place after a contest with Illinois city Dallas Texas and Jackson Tennessee.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lincoln
General Assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Illinois City
Dallas
Texas
Jackson
Tenn
2,300 Cars of Onions Shipped From Laredo
Laredo Texas reports a 2,300 car onion shipment milestone with Tuesday departures marking the load total. The event highlights ongoing agricultural commerce and transport activity through the border region.
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Laredo
Tex
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Francis Lynde
Charles Scribner's Sons
Murray
Crazy Lake
Niquoia Improvement Company
Grislow
Connecticut
Hasford
Bench
District Court
Admiral Fletcher
Nelms
Cumberlands
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