Rapid-Fire Romance Amid Mexican Heist and Torture
Aglow with intrigue, the tale follows the theft of Our Lady’s crown by the Afontana Kid and Mateo Rubriz from General Estrada, who tortures Rubriz to force information. Estrada uses liquids, chains, and coercion in a dungeon to extract names and locations while Montan, Rosita, and others move toward a perilous confrontation.
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Afontana Kid
Mateo Rubris
Our Lady
Estrada
Montana
Rubriz
Rubris
Mateo
Rosita
Bankhead Plan Aims Loans To End Tenant Farming
Washington officials report growing support for a Bankhead drafted measure to grant Federal loans to tenants to buy land they cultivate. The plan, modeled after a home loan agency, would offer low interest, 30 year amortization, targeting tenants in need and aiming to dismantle the tenant farming system.
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Washington
Sen. Bankhead
Alabama
Bankheed
AAA
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Iwans
Legion speakers named in Gaithersburg event
Gaithersburg Md Feb 10 John F McNulty state commander of the American Legion Lawrence Smoot vice commander of the Southern Maryland District and Bryan Hobbs were announced as speakers for a Legion gathering.
National Committee Member to Speak at Barber Briggs Post Meeting
A member of the National Committee will deliver the principal address at the Barber Briggs Post open meeting in the Pythian Hall Gaithersburg Friday at 8 o clock.
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Barber Briggs
Pythian Hall
Gaithersburg
Peach loss hits Hale variety in Washington county
A weather check by orchardists in Cave Town and Smithsburg, Maryland reveals 95 percent of Hale peaches killed by a late cold snap from Weather Belle of Georgia and Salways also suffered badly.
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Hagerstoun
Cavetown
Smithsburg
Washington County
Georgia
Anniversary of First Baptist Church Observed
A large congregation attended morning and evening services marking the thirtieth anniversary of the First Baptist Church. The pastor Rev. Witham Co. Royal led fellowship plans at 7 30 pm with an address. More than 500 of a 600 goal was raised. Messages from former pastors were read as members who joined during their ministries stood in tribute.
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First Baptist Church
Witham Co. Royal
M. E. Watkins
Glen H. McGregor
David Trout
G. William Stultz
William Hammond Parker
Floyd W Putney
Alonzo D. Winters
Bartlett A. Bowers
Mr. Royal
Wiliam Hammond Parker
Frederick
Tinymite Tale Ends With Hungry Feasts And Worm Woes
A fragment from 1935 NEA Service recounts Daney scenes with a hungry family of Tinymites. A chicken theft by a hound sparks feasting and squabbles while Dotty shirks worms as Daney chases her, ending with a cliffhanger about a digging surprise.
Pastors Honored At Grace Aye? Fellowship Service
The sermon paid tribute to former pastors including Rev John Henry Day and Rev Ralph Hartman. The program featured special music by the Barionsville quartet and addresses by F. A. Davis and Rev Dr Day. A social hour with refreshments followed the service.
Montgomery County bill passes House in Annapolis
Senator Prescott’s measure to empower the Montgomery County treasurer to appoint two assistants and six clerks clears the House with unanimous support. It marks the first Montgomery County bill to cross both chambers and proceeds to the governor for signature.
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HOUSE
Annapelis
Stedman Prescott
Montgomery County
Prescott
Lincoln Emisworth Plans Antarctic Flight Ambition
Santiago reporter Lincoln Emisworth, back from South Polar regions, announced in Santiago on February 10 he seeks financial backing in New York for one of mankind’s grand geographical feats a flight across the Antarctic and his life’s greatest ambition.
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Antarctic
Santiago
Chile
Lincoln Emisworth
Polar
New York
Iife
More War Clouds Seen In Europe
Berlin reports intense preparations for another possible European war as German strategists study the Anglo French pact. A non aggression option with neighbors is also considered while Hitler is warned by British and French ambassadors that a ring of unfriendly powers could force Germany to seek independence.
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Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
Geran
Quenstedt Warden Choice in Maryland Corrections
Annapolis Feb 10 1926 Governor Nice offers the warden post at the Maryland House of Correction Jessups to Mayor Walter E Quenstedt of Annapolis a former clerk candidate on the Nice ticket The job pays 5000 yearly but may drop to 3750 under budget cuts J Leroy Wright was named by Governor Ritchie The present warden Quenstedt said he could accept the appointment.
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Estrada
Rubriz
el Reed
Mexico
Reed
General Estrada
Harper & Bootheria
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Maryland House of Correction
Jessups
Walter E. Quenstedt
Court of Appeals
Nice
Iing
J. Leroy Wright
Sto
Albert C Ritchie
Quenstedb
Chest Clinic Tuesday at Local Health Office
A chest clinic will be held Tuesday at the local health office conducted by Dr Victor F Callen of the State Sanatorium SubClassile assisted by the health nurses.
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Victor F Callen
Reichswehr leaders weigh plans for universal military training
Close to the Reichswehr standing army the issue would push Germany to immediate action. Officials say any armed agreement could force a total mobilization and mass conscription as President Willer contemplates a momentous decision affecting Civinia's military future.
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Germany
Reichswehr
Willer
Civinia
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Dancy
NEA Service, Inc
Coppy
NEA Service
John Henry Day
Ralph & Hartman
Grace Ayeisomed
Sertice
Baitonsville
FLA
Europe
Hitler
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Good Housekeeping Bureau
Southern Dairies
Tce Cream
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Berger’s Book Mart and Gift Shop
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Jack Shea
Paul Thompson
Chicago Black Hawks
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