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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
2
Kentucky presses drone rider Joe St Marie for the Sanders killing and Mason shooting details. St Marie insists he planned to leave the country after Campo Ragland’s danger, while denying direct involvement, as Kentucky probes the gun, alibis, and hidden loyalties in the Rimrock confrontation.
Kentucky Le May confronts Joe St. Marie during a brutal chase across rough terrain. Kentucky shoots St. Marie’s horse, captures the rider, and orders him to walk out, warning he will gun him down if ever seen again. The scene closes as Kentucky returns to the Bar Hook at noon.
Italy's Mussolini and Henry Ford have both celebrated birthdays. Ford at seventy-two contrasts with Mussolini at fifty-two as readers imagine their legacies. A London Times note reports Ethiopian Italian clashes with casualties and a retreat, while Rome offers no information.
The author argues against guessing as a bad habit, urging exact information and careful planning in any venture. He cautions people to be true to themselves, avoid imitating others, and speak plainly to earn respect, noting personal traits persist under stress and open, frank conduct aids cross cultural relations.
In a tense scene Kentucky Jones and St Marie confront each other as Kentucky demands silence while hinting at future legal action. St Marie probes loyalties and asks who else is with Kentucky, suggesting a broader confrontation ahead.
Jean Ragland passes to Kentucky Jones the bullet from banker John Mason, triggering a chain of killings and feuds. Zack Sanders is murdered, Sheriff Hopper hints at a second murder, and a gun on Sanders links to the Bar Hook mystery. Jean sells her Bar Hook share to Jones as leverage.
Pathfinder Magazine clarifies that the Lee Mansion in Arlington was not confiscated. federal troops seized it during the Civil War, the government bought it at a tax sale for 23000 dollars, and after later court contests the property was transferred back to the government in 1884 for 150000 dollars.
Thomas B. Dewey declares in a broadcast that organized crime preys on the public industry and labor alike. He cites corrupt leaders within labor unions as extortionists harming workers and honest members.
A group of motorists promotes a safe driving campaign for August urging drivers to focus on in car safety. They warn that even tires that look good may be near dangerous mileage and advocate replacing old cars for longer lives.
In Yugoslavia twenty years ago Alexander Bogar now in Minneapolis killed a friend in a fight. He offered to marry the widow but that was not possible. He saved $15,000 from mine work and now offers the money to the slain man’s twenty two year old daughter. She is poor and will accept.
George, former king of Greece, may reclaim the crown if 60 percent of Greeks back him. He believes that level suffices and warns that the remaining 40 percent could still shape the nation after his crowning.
Ethiopia's emperor declines to provide special guards for the British legation at Addis Ababa amid a British arms embargo and retaliatory shipping bans. Britain plans to send its own protection force, citing a customary method of safeguarding its nationals.
Mrs. Raymond Parks of North Adams Massachusetts describes a year and a half long infant eczema ordeal. After trying baths and multiple remedies she found complete itch relief by using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, sold nationwide by Potter Drug & Chemical Corp.
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