Stingaree Bonded Escape Ends In Ominous Standstill
A dramatic Australian frontier scene unfolds with Stingaree the outlaw held by Sergeant Cameron and Superintendent Cairns after a raid at a remote station. Stingaree, badly wounded and bound, feigns sleep as Cairns and crew guard him near a hop bush. The standoff threatens a risky escape as Cairns doubts his captive's capture while Stingaree eyes a chance to turn the tables.
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Stingaree
Hilda
Bishop Methuen
Mulfera
Carmichael
Itendent
Cairns
Cameron
Geant
Howie
Stingaree T
Stlazaree
Tie
Ike
Mazeppa
Clear Corner
Lavey
Ageinst Lluwie
Ile
Nike
Cabinet plans after March 4 loom for Wilson era
Washington dispatch details where each cabinet member may relocate after March 4, including Wilson's Iowa and Knox's Pittsburgh plans, MacVeagh Chicago ties, and Hitchcock’s possible business route. Princeton rumor mills name several potential successors and successors’ roles, with Tumulty as likely secretary to the president.
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Washington
Yatt
Mr. Taft
Agriculture Wilson
Iowa
Knox
Pittsburgh
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Sixteenth Street
Chicago
Stimson
New York
Wickersham
Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Ie Henry More Renthany Syle mi Bt
Litehell Patiner
Omer H. Cummings
Connecticut
Robert S. Hudspeth
Jersey City
Martin J. Wade
Town
Albert §. Burleson
Texas
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Joseph P. Tumulty
Notable 1918 policy views and plans across leadership
A compilation reports on Henry Clay Hansbrough’s critique of trusts and tariff, Yale’s 60 000 seat stadium plan with 800 000 cost, Carroll Livingston Riker’s climate altering proposal, 1918 government cost estimates, Bryan’s rising influence, and treasury dress code reforms. Includes details on bonds for stadium tickets and caps on travel dress costs.
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Bismarck
N. C
United States
Henry Clay Hansbrough
Harvester Trust
Wall Street
Yale
New Haven
Conn
America
Washington
Treasury
War Department
Navy
Agriculture
Legislative
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Seventh Annual National Collegiate Convention Planned
The National Collegiate Association of New York announces its seventh annual convention for December 27. Morning papers will be presented by Professor W L Dudley of Vanderbilt and others, with afternoon sessions featuring district reports and committee work on football rules officials track basketball soccer and amateur law. Evening talks will cover important subjects in an informal setting.
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National Collegiate Association
New York
W. L. Dudley
Vanderbilt University
Panama Forts a Secret on the Isthmus
Panama reports secrecy surrounds canal fortifications with plans kept covert. Colonel George W Goethuls assigns fort inspection to his son Lieutenant George K Govethuls and directs construction through civilian engineers with canal rail road experience.
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Panama
Panama Canal
United States
George W. Goethuls
George K. Govethuls
Engineer Corps
Goethals
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Thomas Jes Preston, Jr
Wells College
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