Missing Hope Ranger case fuels daring escape and stumbles later
Reward offered for Hope Ranger's safe return as her father Loring Ranger and allies search aided by Eustis Higby and Juaren Charlie. In Bristow's domain Dr Kelsey is detained, Hope and Kelsey plot escape aided by Juliet. Charlie encounters Juliet at a garage amid pursuit, with rival schemers, a torn car, and a looming cliffhang.
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Todat Spring Ranger
Hope
Eustics Higby
Juaren Charlie
Massat Niger
Banda
Ington
George Kelsey
Kelsey
Hope Renner Bhe
Cfeter
Copley
Bristow
Theo
Anne Copley
Gvare
Sam
Charlie
Ranger
Juliet
Loring Ranger
Father of
Hope Ranger
Suarez
Charita
M. Juarez
Miss Schupp
Miss McCarthy
Dave Greenberg
Mr. Leffler
Mr. Juarez
Father of Hope Ranger
Greenberg
Berlin Rebuffed by Poincare in Ruhr Talks
Premier Poincare rejected German overtures for Ruhr cooperation with France and Belgium. Herr von Hoesch urged a tripartite meeting to resume economic life in the occupied region, but Paris insisted on pursuing its own program without German collaboration. France aims to keep the Ruhr issue tied to the Versailles treaty penalties and warn against Berlin complicating the situation.
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Taris
Herr von Hoesch
Dasfatres
Doincare
Reich
Tighe
Trenier Pomeste
Luhrs
Herr von Floesch
Germany
Yierr von Hoesch
Poincare
Ruhr
Keptelo
Geri Clare
Iis
Tkahr
Theo Forelen Oftee
Berlin
France
Wall
Postponement Pushes Stresemann Measure in Reichstag
In Berlin the Nationalists and Communists union to defer the third reading of Chancellor Stresemann's authorization bill. The measure would grant broad powers for economic rehabilitation amid filibuster concerns. Coalition leaders scramble to assemble a two thirds majority as Ruhr talks on resuming work proceed with industrialists and government reps.
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Stresemann
Berlin
Reichstag
Bil
Mearitc
Ruhr
Hingo Stinnes
General Degoutte
Tresseldorf
Walton 10 Resign If Klans Curbed
Oklahoma Governor Walton offers to resign after nine months in office to end the battle with the Ku Klux Klan. He conditions resignation on passage of a bill unmasking the Klan and banning masked activity, with rosters filed to civil authorities and certain groups exempted. Impeachment supporters vow a fair trial and reject the offer, while Aldrich Bigka notes the next move rests with the Klan.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Get
J. (. Walton
Oklahoma
Ku Klux Klan
Aldrich Bigka
Tennessee
W. D. McBee
Stephens County
Walton
J. C. Walton
McBee
Dynamite Blast Wrecks Home Of Liquor Sleuth In Ohio Town
The home of Charles Pearce, 26, a prohibition enforcement officer in Smithfield Ohio, was blown up with dynamite. Pearce his wife and 17 month old baby escaped injury as the blast wrecked the adjoining city hall and several other buildings. Neighbors helped rescue the infant and wife who suffered injuries. Officials suspect bootleggers or violators and search for suspects near Limath eld and Piney Fork.
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Steubensville
Charles Searce
Smith‘field
Ohio
Here
Pearce
Spragg
Mary Mercyman
Pence
Peures
Rom
Jefferson County
Hauer
Dpiney Fork
Limitheld
Presree
Neo
Barn Wrecked by Explosion in Pocom City Md
A barn on Walnut street owned by Sylvester Messick retired lumber merchant and sworn officer was destroyed by a massive explosion. The blast shook the neighborhood but left no valuable contents. no suspects or motive are known at this time. Messick has previously aided in quelling illicit liquor activity.
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Pocom City
Sylvester Messick
Walnut Street
Messick
Money letters to Post Office Department Dead Letter Office
Every year 100000 is received in letters at the Dead Letter Office in Washington. Nearly all of this mail containing money fails in delivery because of improper address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Washington
Inherited Adventure Boy Missing Since October
Edwin Daniel McMillen, 11 years old, vanished from home in October after eleven prior absences. His father, a World War veteran, cites a family lineage linked to General Phil Sheridan and fears only that the boy is sightseeing, not harmed, though police were asked to search.
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Phil Sheridan
New York
Edwin Daniel McMillen
University of Michigan bars Wickersham speech on League
George W. Wickersham will not deliver his planned address on the League of Nations at the University of Michigan Hill Auditorium after the regents denied use of the venue. Shirley W. Smith says the auditorium deed restricts it to academic purposes, prompting student and faculty protests. A separate item notes Fred Ott, missing for a week from West Hazleton, Pa, located at State Hospital after finger amputation surgery. his address remained unknown to his family.
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University of Michigan
League of Nations
Ann Arbor
Mich
George W. Wickersham
Taft
University of Michgan
Shirley W. Smith
University
Board of Regents
Wickersham
Hill Auditorium
Feneral
Arthur Hill
Hazleton
Fred Ott
West Hazleton
State Hospital
Yachting Tours Spark American Interest in Ocean Liners
Americans show rising interest in yachting tours aboard ocean liners with proposals for trips to exotic seas. Enthusiasm centers on deluxe itineraries and the appeal of luxurious seafaring travel during leisure seasons.
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Arepic
Pain in My Foot and Uric Acid Remedies
An old medical advertisement touts relief for gout and kidney discomfort. It warns of backache headaches and sleepless nights caused by uric acid, recommending Anuric and Dr. Pierce products with claims of kidney healing and life extension. The piece urges readers to send for trial packages or consult a Buffalo hotel doctor for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Joint-Ease Promises Fast Relief for Joint Ailments
A New Jersey druggist touts Joint-Ease as a speedy remedy for swollen joints and related pains. The ad claims overnight relief for lumbago, chest colds, neuralgia, and neuritis while emphasizing one minute rubbing to target bones and ligaments with no waste of time.
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New Jersey
J. A. Williamson
Co-Operative Drug Co
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Minnie Lochner
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