Name Was Legion and the Will Conspiracy
Bart Rogers confronts Leon Barrows over a contested will and oil rights promised to Bull Frankiston. Evidence points to a forged or signed will, with a safety deposit box said to hold proof. Rogers pursues the truth through a sheriff’s office and a distant Mannington inquiry.
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Frankiston
Bart Ro
Wight
Leon Barrows
Bart
Barrows
Sheriff Graham
Rogers
Me Bank
Bart Roger
Bart Rogers
Mannington
Bull’ Frankiston
Franklin Rogers
Bull” Wranniston
Clean Town Bid as Bart Seeks Honest Change
Bart Rogers confronts the town’s gambling front in a search for justice after reading his father’s will in a bank safe. He meets Bud Tarko and learns the struggle ahead as he seeks mayor Tom Jordan’s help to clean up the corrupt town.
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American Legion
Tarko
Legion
Bart
Army of Occupation
Bart Rogers
Bud Tarko
M. P
Brest
Rogers
Fifth Marines
Franniston
Frankiston
Leon Barrows
Mannington
Bull
Old Jim
Jim
Tom Jordan
Jordan
New Marshal Faces Town Turmoil in Bellaines Oil Boom
Bart Rogers begins his term as Bellaines marshal amid a town flooded by oil prosperity and vice. He discovers a power struggle with Franniston and Leon Barrows while enforcing a tight 24 hour shutdown for unlicensed dens and gambling joints, aided by deputy Bud Tarko.
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Bart Rogers
Bellaine
Leon Barrows
Rogers Farm
Frankiston
Franklin’ Rogers
Old Jim
Anita Frankiston
Franniston
Bart
Bull” Frankiston
Bud Tarko
Tarko
Bud
O. K
Nix
Rogers
Marshal
Pete
Climate talk and social notes from the era
A mixture of reflections on heat from sun and equator, women's rights progress, heroism on the Mississippi, and economic commentary. Notable items include Coningsby Dawson on women's roles, Tom Lee the boatman who saved thirty lives, and critiques of President Coolidge's economy policies. The writer ties science, society, and money to everyday life.
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Tom Lee
Mississippi
Norman
Trinity College Founded at Oxford in 1290
The article notes Trinity College at Oxford in England was founded in 1290, marking a historic origin for the institution and its long-standing presence in higher education.
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Trinity College
Oxford
England
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Buddy
Cateer
Anita
Equator
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Ninon de Anclos
New York Harbor
Washington
Lincoln
Arthur Brisbane
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