Island Nine Unfolds Aerial Crime Ring Clash
Dora Bateson vanishes as the Yellow Seven tighten their trap around Captain John Hewitt and Chinese Pennington. In a daring rescue, Pennington tracks clues to Island NI, where Chal Hang holds Dora, while Bateson recruits native fishermen to cross and strike back.
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John Hewitt
Jeasehom
Britter North Barnes
Hee
Monica Vinay
Peter Pennington
Chai-Hung
Yellow Seven
Pennington
Hyde
Dora Bateson
Dors
Bateson
Dorn
Island NI
Chat Hung
Cha l Hung
Chal-Hang
Indy
Hoa
Jesselton
Tou-devill
Chai Hang
Move to lighten presidents duties reform urged by Denby
Secretary Denby argues the office carries heavy routine load and preposterous duties. He cites the need for president to personally sign postmaster commissions and ethics procedures, suggesting reforms to allow departments to act without direct White House bottlenecks.
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Washington
United States
Denby
Afr
Michigan
Menby
Wendy
Harding
White House
Turks and Americans Reach Likely Lausanne Agreement
Lausanne reports indicate Turks and Americans have reached a preliminary understanding likely to produce a treaty soon. Officials in both capitals anticipate rapid progress if the accord holds, with talks centering on postwar arrangements and security guarantees.
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Lausanne
Three Killed As Auto Plunges Over Embankment
Teaneck New Jersey Auger two persons drowned and another fatally injured when a car skidded off Tort Lee turnpike, overturned in a twelve foot deep ditch. Driver escaped injury. The dead were Mr and Mrs Johnston of Teaneck and Mrs Teter Erickson of Brenna Tohnston.
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Bown Embankment
Teaneck
N. J. Auger
Erickson
Cattle Stampede and Fire at Brankton Stables
In New York on August 6 a fire at a brick cattle stable on Lorraine Avenue caused a blaze that killed sixty cows and forced 250 others to stampede after policemen rescued them from the stable. A cigarette toss sparked the storage fire. total loss estimated at about two thousand dollars.
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N.Y
New York
New Ints
Brankton
Lorraine Avenue
Wartry
Harding Estate Worth Between 700000 and 800000 Says Reports
Friends of the late president Harding estimate his estate ranged from 700000 to 800000. He amassed wealth from the Marion Star before assuming the presidency and later sold a controlling interest for well over 500000. He had been a stockholder in many Marion industrial ventures and served in leadership roles at the Marion County Bank and related firms.
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Duecr
Hyde
Pennington
Yellow Seven
Bateson
Marion Star
Marion
Clase
Harding
Mrr
Marding
Arding
Threeform
Marion County Bank
Feading Financial Institution
Ttar Building and Loan and Stvines Company
Farmer Dies by Own Action in Tewlstown, Pa
Abram Byer, 66, a local farmer, committed suicide by shooting himself. He had previously attempted self-harm twice in recent weeks, with family members preventing the acts on those occasions. He resided in the Kishquillas Vallees area and was known in the community.
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Tewlstown
Abram Byrer
Scoquillas Valles Tylor
Recapture Stowaway Patrick Walsh on Ohio
Patrick Walsh, 17, of Liverpool, escaped handcuffs and leaped into the North River from the steamship Ohio in New York Aug 6 while being held as a stowaway. He fought the current for safety but was recaptured after five days aboard with seven other stowaways on the vessel.
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New York
Patrick Walsh
Liverpool
Ohio
North River
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Springfield
Mass
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West Springfield
Puddine
At All Grocers Fruit Puddings Co
Battimers, Md
E. L. Kritzer
Central Trust Bldg
Wilson's Potato Chips
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East Fourth Street
Manhattan
Rss
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
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Depoter Watch
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Jeweler
Frederick
R.R. Lewis, JR
A. A. Lough & Son
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