Pursuit and Duel End in Death Valley Standoff
Craig and Poleon flee across a snowbound valley as Cesar Chiwaughimi closes in. Sam is killed by a rifle shot, and Craig blames himself while planning to reclaim Cesar’s rifle. Wounded and outgunned, they fight off four attackers with dynamite and makeshift weapons, then Craig drags an injured Poleon toward Resurrection Bay.
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Craig
Enly
Sam
Cesar
Cesar Chiwaughim
Poleon
Cesar Chiwaughimi
Chiwaughimi
Moose
Metis
Lupe
Lupee
Krlings
Death Valley
Patricia Frees Warren After Talks With Craig
In a cabin visit Warren, in handcuffs, hears Patricia and Craig have secured his full exoneration by Dennis. They reveal Warren’s vast control of the Resurrection field, with two thirds owned after buying up many claims last fall and winter, while Craig faces injuries and uncertain recovery.
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Northup
Warren
Patricia
Lovett
Mounted Police
Craig
Sam Honeywell
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Govett
Tarlton
Leo Sneddon
Edmonton
Sneddon
Lupe
Dennis
The
Bay
Wear Small Sleeves in Wedding Party
Mrs. Post explains that evening dresses for women attendants in church must have at least very small sleeves or wear matching jackets. Back cuts should be moderate, and richness of material enhances the evening effect, though fabric choice varies.
Do the Natural Thing in Social Etiquette Advice
Mrs. Post advises on seating symmetry with visitors, handling a double anniversary for a widowed sister, a fifteen year old attending a college dance, and the status of deeply cut glass. The column also covers a journalistic exchange on a returned magazine subscription and how to handle the paid balance.
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Mrs. Post
Silver Policy and Inflation Tied to Treasury Actions
Washington columns warn the Silver Act of 1934 fuels inflation by expanding currency through silver certificates. The Treasury buys silver with gold, raises prices for groceries and goods, and penalizes voters who face higher costs for meat, clothes, and shoes. Readers are urged to repeal the act and curb foreign and domestic silver subsidies.
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Washington
Treasury
John Q
America
Washington Administration
Mexico
Canada
Roosevelt
China
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Tiger Wedding Arranged as Hazardous Job for 700 Manager
A wartime note on a so called tiger wedding describes the perilous task for men arranging the ceremony. The piece notes the difficulty in judging a bride and groom's feelings until they meet, attributed to a 700 manager.
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William Byron Mowery
Rae Eens Iver
W.n-U. Service
Chapter
Lemily
Emily
Post
WNU Service
Digest
William Bruckart
Jim Farley
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Snell
New York
House of Representatives
New Deal
Cummings
House
Farley
Rayburn
Western Newspaper Union
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