Abduction Plot Deepens as Buckingham Confronts Colonel Holles
In a heated palace encounter Colonel Holles abducts Sylvia Farquharson for Buckingham and hides with the actress as Buckingham presses for the truth. Holles seeks Buckingham’s pledge to protect them, then locks the door and prepares to flee, while Nan watches in fear and suspicion. Buckingham squarely challenges Holles, who reveals a dangerous game of coercion and loyalty.
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Holes
Solair Ane
England
Hollandia
Hollies
Randal Holles
Tucker
Holles
Grace of Buckingham
Holies
Sylvia Farquharson
Buckingham
Sylvia
Ming
Bolles
Holten
Nan
Bobadu
Oil probes shift to stock trail in 1920 convention rumors
Senate investigators press stock dealings tied to the Sinclair lease and navy reserves. Audits of brokerage books, officials, and a looming injunction shape the probe as committees prepare hearings on the 1920 Republican convention influence and oil leases in California and other states.
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Senate
Leonard Wood
Washington
Estate
Daugherty
Elkins
West Virginia
Sinclair Stock
Senator Walsh
Ml Inquary
Louis D Bond
Federal Trade Commission Naccountant
Newdom
Pelma Ats Heaing
Federal District Court
Cheynne
Mammoth Ot Company
Teapot
Tus Company
Harry Sinetair
Albert B Tall
Inteuor
Edwin Denby
Navy
California
Pan-American Petroleum Company
DT. Doheny
Naval Rescue No 1
JT Toberts
Philadelphia
Atlee Pametong
Weoming Therwit
Ises
Chicago
Leonard Wood, Jr
Genmal Wood
Philippines
Soke Hamen Mil
Hlahom
The
Intesar
No Monpoly of Air Warned by Commerce Secretary
Secretary Hoover warned that no single corporation should control radio broadcasting, saying it would be most unfortunate for the country’s people. The Commerce Department issues broadcasting licenses and will not express opinions on specific issues now before courts and the Federal Trade Commission in patent litigation over broadcasting devices.
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Buckingham
Duke of Buckingham
Hales
Misaarquharson
Ethine
Holles
Nan
Bruce
Saya Washington
Tinever
Commerce Department
Hoover
Federal Trade Commission
Flu Burden? Fatal Illness Suspected in Philipsburg
Fear of influenza linked to multiple deaths in Philipsburg with March 11 incidents at Liank Gerencer and Ives establishments. Joseph Act and several coworkers fell ill, a physician certified death due to walking out maman Geren cer, who also died suddenly in the same building. Authorities fear influenza caused the deaths.
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Philipsburg
Joseph Act
Liank Gerencer
Ives
Cummins
Maman Gerencer
Local Mentions in The News ae widely read
A compact note highlights how local mentions across news outlets shape public perception and community engagement, noting recurring references to city names, public figures, and regional events that amplify awareness and dialogue among residents.
Marmola Prescription Tablets Claim Easy Fat Loss Without Diet
Years ago dieting was the only route to fat loss but Marmola Prescription Tablets promise steady reduction without harsh exercises. Advertisers urge friends to spread the word and offer the $1 cases through druggists or direct from the Marmola Co. Dellott, Mich.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Dellott, Mich
Moonshine Liquor Found in Pittsburgh Fountain
Police probe a moonshine spouting soda fountain on Wylie avenue Pittsburgh three smigots reportedly dissipated white moonshine a second colored moonshine and a third gin at the establishment owned by E Rally brothers who were detained for inquiry. In Trenton New Jersey United States Judge Bellstab fined Mayor George H Cramer 300 dollars for illegal liquor possession following a raid at the American House High Bridge of which he was proprietor.
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Pittsburgh
Wylie Avenue
Aquar Ose
Aft
N. J
Trenton
United States
Bellstab
George H Cramer
High Bridge
Cramer
Tonall Earns Relief for Nervous Condition in Lebanon Woman
Mrs John A Bamberger of Lebanon Pa describes severe weight loss and nerves, tried medicines, found relief with Tonall after three bottles, gaining ten pounds and stronger nerves. The ad notes Tonall sold at People's Drug Store, Frederick Md.
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Amy
John A Bamberger
Nonte No 2
Lebanon
Tani
People’s Drug Store
Co Operative Drug Co
Frederick
Tombstone maker in Seattle led by Mrs Bessie Redman
Seattle woman Mrs Bessie Redman pursues an unusual vocation as a tombstone maker, reportedly the sole female in the country engaged in this line of work. She combines craftsmanship with a careful, respectful approach to memorials.
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Bessie Redman
Seattle
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited in Chicago Claim
Mrs A McAndless of 1709 S Morgan St Chicago Illinois credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long running female troubles and sparing her an operation after doctors had suggested surgery She says the remedy helped her and many friends and urges others to try it Available through druggists nationwide.
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Chicago
Illiinois
Lydia E. Pink
Egham
Aome
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. McAndless
S. Morgan St
Gale
Bleachodent Combination Whitening Advertises Quick Safe Teeth
A dental ad touts Bleachodent Combination as a fast safe way to whiten dull stained teeth using a mild liquid and a special paste. It claims enamel is not harmed, green stains wash away, and the product endorsed by dentists who tested it for four years. Available at local drugstores and dealers listed.
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A LL Peaie
People’s Drug Store
Co Operative Drug Ca
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Rafael - Sabatine
Carate
Relrast
Holdes
Conaer
Everett True
Canty
SENE
JONEG
Cee
Quaker City Cleaning & Dyeing
North Market Street
E. Lester Smith
Albert B. Gannon
G. Taxi CO
Mary L. M. Wesson
W. Patrick St
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Jas. E. Doll
Jeweler
P. A. Beatty
Seven East Church
Phone
Sue
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