Inquest Tangled by Waterman Ranch Conflict
Kentucky Jones confronts a tense Waterman inquest over John Mason's death and a widening cattle war on Wolf Beach. Sheriff Hopper warns of a broken range economy as Clive Pierson races to salvage outfits, leases face bid pressure, and Bar Hook tensions loom near Elliot and Ragland.
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Kentucky Jones
Waterman
John Mason
Jean
Campo Ragland
Kerry
Floyd Hopper
Jones
Mopper
Tonto Thair
Wolf Beach
Kentucky
Hopper
Bill
Cray
John
Clive Pierson
Mason
Kentucky A
Bob Elilot
Elliot
Hilliot
Ono Mason
Barland
Ragland
Eliot
Campo
Bar Hook
Sald
Floyd Stopper
Enilog
Bob Elliot
Ike
Stara
Lucalgg
Topper
Cattle Association
Cattlemen's Association
Old Man Coffee
Nopper
Airht
G—d
Sheriff and Kentucky clash in Bar Block crowd chase
In a tense range war scene Sheriff Floyd Topper seeks to root out a Mason case suspect with Kentucky Jones refusing to help. A bullet mystery deepens as Bob Elliot accuses a man among them, leading to a brutal confrontation and warnings to flee town.
Origin of Yankee Doodle Traced to Cromwell Era
S J Adair Fitz-Gerald notes in Stories of Famous Songs that Yankee Doodle dates back to Oliver Cromwell's time when the tune was sung in derision of the protector. The air passed to the Puritans and became a New England fly. A revolutionary rhymester later added words, using it to satirize British troops and it became a patriotic song.
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S. J. Adair Fitz-Gerald
Oliver Cromwell
New England
Snoring Put Forward As Civilization's Disease
The Manchester Guardian notes snoring as a disease of civilization arguing savages would deal differently with loud announcements. In Parliament Lord Ullswater ruled snoring out of order. The tale recalls Gean drummett's Paris journey where a king's messenger compared Beau Brummell's snoring to that of a gentleman.
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Manchester Guardian
Lord Ullswater
House of Commons
Gean Drummett
Calala
Paris
Brummell
Town Angers River Forces New Capital in Jungle
The central Asiatic town of Turktully is doomed as the Oxua river erodes toward it. In fifteen years the river will reach within 90 yards, forcing replacement as Kara-Kalpak’s capital with a new city 100 miles away in the Jungle. The Soviet government appropriated 25 million dollars for the project.
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Turktully
Kara-Kalpak
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