Dancing Bear and Portraits Shape a Turbulent Tale
A muddled plot centers on Nina Wilcox Putnam's saga of longing ambition and betrayal. Artists Pedro Old Nita and a bear trainer chase theft and romance while Iris Vanderpool confronts a quarrel with Sam Hill and uncovers a father’s hidden portrait. Rowe, Vanderpool, and a looming conspiracy thread through studios and a basement confrontation.
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Mr. Jones
Pedro
Inter
Nita
Fectra
Iris Vanderpool
Sam Hill
Bedtra
Etx
Mr Jones
Rymaelft
Mr _ Jones
Hill
Oho
Faith
Vanderpool
Iris
Iriis
Ricardo
Rowe
Jora Tiaussa
Milligan’s
Iris Vel
Pedro Entertains At New York Studio Party
A crowded gallery scene centers on Pedro the painter as he mingles with artists like Don Milligan Bell Gester and Nicholls. Reporter Pell tests Pedro’s celebrity and Iris, smitten, asks Pedro to lunch while Pedro jokes about potential romance.
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Pedro
Ruth St Johns
Don Milligan
Don
Bell
Gester
Heskall
Nicholls
Theodore Pell
Rives de Rush
Pell
Hlaume
Blaume
Jaume
de Bush
Nin Vy
Hidden plots and a daring escape in a crowded saloon
In a dim New York saloon a cabal plots against a political mission. Senora Carmen Daussa and Ricardo argue amid danger as Rowe, Sancho, and Irish bar folk confront a veiled figure before a tense flight into the night.
Noted Spanish Painter Pedro Takes Hill Studio for Winter
Pedro discovers his name in the front page news, as Signor Pedro, the unknown painter, has taken Samuel J. Hill's studio for the winter to paint city life. Iris Van derpool and Cassie Goodell provide tension while Pedro contemplates his fame and budding romance. He and Iris share a noon meal amid questions about a tiny miniature.
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Pedro
Ata
Signor
J. Hill
City
Pell
Samuel J. Hill
Iris Vanderpool
C. E. Pedro
Hill
Miss Vanderpool
Leigh
Cassie Goodell
Cassie
Fear of the Automobile and Child Safety
An editorial urges parents and teachers to educate children about road dangers by reading newspaper reports of child fatalities in automobile accidents. It stresses cautious behavior, citing named victims and locations to imprint risk, and notes deaths rise with summer driving.
Daily Thought Reflects Hopeful Outlook
A brief reflection notes that a widespread hopeful disposition serves as a good umbrella in a sorrowful vale, implying resilience amid tears.
Governor Seeks Emergency Funds to Cover State Institution Deficits
Governor Morehen asks for an emergency appropriation of 77,654 to cover deficits arising from a treasurer caused funding clash. Read in the House, the message notes a net surplus of 103, Gandhi across eight institutions including the Soldiers and Sailors Home Burkett Geneva Ingleside and others, with money slated for salary and maintenance.
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Union News Service
Morehen
House
Soldiers’ and Sailors Home
Burkett
Geneva
Ingleside Insane Asylum
Kearney
Milford
Omaha
Lincoln
State Funds Split Over Penitentiary Transfers
State Treasurer Hall opposes moving 19 000 from wages to maintenance at the penitentiary citing constitutional limits while Attorney General Reed approves the transfer Advocates say a 77 654 shortfall will force legislative appropriation though surplus funds exist elsewhere The dispute prompts a board of control plan to seek funds and a broader tax rolls measure faces public notice and scrutiny in Nebraska actions.
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George J. Hall
Attorne General's Department
George W. Ayres
Attorne
Martin
Willis E. Reed
Hall
State Board of Control
W. H. Smith
Reed
Kennedy
Henry Gerdes
Th Board of Control
Board of
Contra
Nebraska
Coffey Named Labor Commissioner by Governor Morehead
Governor Morehead appoints Frank F. Coffey of Lincoln to the labor commissionership. Coffey, a union labor man, has long been linked with printing trades and served on the workmen compensation commission. He will assume office immediately, succeeding C. W. Pool who resigned to become secretary of state. Governor asks State Superintendent Thomas to review educational records and provide a financial statement of Delzell regime expenditures, with no stated plan for use. Peterson of Lancaster backs a cigarette bill reviving earlier debates and seeks stricter penalties for minor use of pills and for suppliers to minors.
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Rowe
Yznaga
Maxman Armée Company
Mike
Mikey
Senora
Bear
Sam Hill
Hill
Mr. Jones
Sam
Nix
Nita
Morehead
Frank F. Coffey
Lincoln
Cotte
Workmen Compensation Commission
C. W. Pool
Thomas
Delzell
House
Sena
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Ibe
Possible
Nina Wilcox Putnan
BYRIGHT AY _BOBBS-MERRILL CO
Mins Vanderpoole
Madonna
Central Park
Senora Daussa
Carmen
Eeal
Sancho
America
Dia
Ireland
Spain
Eshe
Knoedler
New York
Institutional Legislature
Pat
Frank M. Coffey
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