Cowboys and the Phantom Phonograph Race Plot
Cowboys of the Flying Heart fear the loss of their prized phonograph after their champion loses a foot race to the Centipede ranch cook. Yale cheerleader Speed and Culver Covington are set to race with Helen Blake scheming to win back the phonograph through the contest. Speed trains under pressure as Fresno schemes to derail him, while the Cowboys urge a victory at all costs.
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Flying Heart Ranch
Centipede
Flying Heart
J. Wallingford Speed
Yale
Culver Ovington
Elen Blake
Speed
Jean Chapin
Covington
Helen
Larry Glass
Rainer
Helen Blake
Wally
Fresno
Glve
Stanford University
Glass
Wiclie
Omaha
Larry
Cowboys
jJust
Mary
Mariedetta
Casey
Miss Blake
Tam
Culver Covington
Blake
Mr. Speed
Wile
Miss. Chapin
Jean
Gallagher
Tel'able
Stover
Tidin
Carara
Murphy
Miss Chapin
Willie
Lawrence
Gabby
Cloudy
Holy City
Madamosella Melby
The Night Run Ends In Threats On Speed
A tense confrontation unfolds as Willie and Still Bill force Mr Speed to eat unconventional breakfast and threaten violence to compel him to race. Stover coldly carves as the group coerces, discussing harm and a supposed gambling match, creating a chilling pressure scene.
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Stover
Willie
Wally
Lawrence
Mr. Speed
Larry Glass
Will
Glaas
Glass
Ogden
Speed
Larry
Bill
Berkeley Fresno
Stuttering and Escape in a Wartime Gym Tale
A wartime youth contemplates escape as tensions rise aboard a ship. He weighs confession to Jean or her brother against crew loyalty, while Helen Blake offers comfort and a walk as he endures a grueling training day and a looming deadline.
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Refige
Jean
Jack
Willie
Jack Chapin
Speed Wins Race Threatened by Covington Arrival
Central ranch intrigue unfolds as Speed trains under trainer Glass while Miss Jean Chapin plots for Covington to race and win back the Centipede rival. Gabby Gallagher arrives with Centipede men to pressure a bet, and a telegram announces Covington’s noon arrival.
Oil Field Discovery in Papua Hazards Local Native Boy Trial
A Papuan youth was whipped for placing kerosene in a tea planter’s water source. He claimed innocence and reportedly fed the miner to the oil well. Investigators found the water surface covered with kerosene, signaling a nascent large scale enterprise.
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Papua
British New Guinea
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Paul Armstrong
Edgar Berm
Cook
Glaga
Brandin
Rex Beach
Hecatan
Philip
Yucatan
Teacher
Witlie
Paul Arbestrong
Derper
Hencceforth
J. Wallingford
Misa Blake
Roberta
Culver
Lawrence Glass
Allah
Pardner
Gabby Gallagher
Mrs. Keap
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