Spy peril in Gibraltar tea party fraught with risk
In 1915 era intrigue unfolds at Government House Gibraltar where Captain Woodhouse and Jane Gerson face a planned sting by General Crandall. Jaimihr Khan must search Woodhouse room No.36 while Billy Capper tracks spies and Josepha, the cigar girl, raises suspicions as Crandall vows to trap a Wilhelmstrasse spy ring. Jane weighs speaking or protecting Woodhouse.
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Bobbs-Merrill Company
Bright
Jane Gerson
Europe
Hildebrand’s
New York
Calais
Captain Woodhouse
Egypt
Paris
Jane
Poiret
Worth
Pacquin
Doeuillet
Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Germany
Louisa
Billy Capper
Malta
Capper
Alexandria
Castle Clair
Russia
Woodhouse
Koch
Wady Halfa
Gibralter
Koche
Jose Ha
Shermann
Hotel Splendide
Willy Kimball
Lady Crandall
Sir George Crandall
Gibraltar
Government House
Saxonia
Joseph Almer
Crandall
Josepha
Wilhelmstrags
Almer
Gover-General
Gruns
Bihop
Jaimihr Khan
Jaimihr
General Crandall
General Sahib
Bishop
Rangoon
Spain
Epot
Craigen
George
Lady Cradall
Splendide
Oddy Endorsed by Late Opponent in Coos County Clerk Race
Democratic nominee Lloyd W. Oddy for Coos County Clerk gains cross party support including Archie Collier, his former primary opponent. Despite a Republican majority, Oddy draws encouragement across the county and is praised for steadiness and reliability.
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Lloyd W. Oddy
Oddy
Coos County
Archie Collier
Mr. Oddy
Collier
Court House
Coos
Republican Party slate for Coos County offices listed
The Coos County Republican Central Committee publishes the party slate for state and local offices. Candidates include Charles E. Hughes for President and Charles W. Fairbanks for Vice President, with local contenders such as Arthur K. Peck for State Representative Coos County and L. A. Liljequist for District Attorney.
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Charles E. Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Congress
W. C. Hawley
Ben W. Olcott
Supreme Court
Frank A. More
Geo
H. Burnett
John D. Mickle
Fred G. Butchel
John S. Coke
Edwin S. Potter
J. A. Buchanan
I. S. Smith
Coos County
Arthur K. Peck
Coos and
Curry
S. P. Pierce
L. A. Liljequist
Alfred Johnson
Fort. R. Watson
T. M. Dimmick
J. P. Beyers
Raymond E. Baker
C. S.mcculloch
F. E. Wilson
Industrial Review Sparks Investment in Oregon Port Districts
A concise survey notes Sixes River placer and local black sand mine purchases by New York capitalists for development. It reports Tillamook seeking 125 square miles to boost port finances, plus various statewide notes on industry, construction, transportation costs, and planned projects across Oregon communities.
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Bandon
Sixes River
New York
Tillamook
Roseburg
Grants Pass
California
Education Awakening At Oregon State University
Oregon state observers note a new intellectual stimulus this fall as nearly 1,000 persons have appeared at events and lectures at the University of Oregon in Eugene. The trend signals growing interest in campus affairs and ideas.
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University
Oregon
Eugene
State University
Growth of University Extension Classes Across Oregon Centers
The report shows rising enrollments in Portland extension residence liberal arts in Eugene near 1100, 528 in correspondence study, 314 at summer school. Reading circle work by 4479 Oregon teachers, with Portland up about 75 percent and correspondence study up 19 percent. Attendance growth occurred despite low expectations as faculty toured Harney County and findings favored distance study.
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Astoria
Wedderburn
Rouge River
Brookings—Lumber Company
Brookings
Southern Pacific Coast Line
Coos Bay
Eureka
St. Johns
Donald—Williams Bros
Coos Bay Harbor
Southern Pacific
S. P. Co
Springfield
Douglas County
Malheur Gazette
Congress
Utopia
Portland
Oregon
Eugene
Hillsboro
Baker
Donald
Corvallis Gazette
Hermiston
Wheeler County
Bend
Stanfield—Standard Oil Co
Harney County
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Robert Welles Ritchie
Earl Derr Biggers
Republican Party
Industrial Review
D. W. Griffith
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