Fire Bravely Foiled Yet Rintelens Escapes In Chapter XVI
A raging fire threatens sheds and cattle pens as fire crews battle flames and steam. Dixie Mason learns secret service agents helped curb the danger, saving most horses and cattle while Imperial Germany’s sabotage is partly thwarted. Dixon moves to safety, reports on Schleindel’s arrest and von Rintelen’s exposure, and continues her mission.
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Dixie
Dixie Mason
Secret Service
Tixie Masen
Dent
Tactisen Grant
Imperial
Germany
Bennet
Imperial Germany's agent hides identity and railway yard actions
Franz von Rintelen announces to Bernstorff his name will be E W Gates and he will act as a purchasing agent while Germany's destruction work continues. Harrison Grant orders Bailey to investigate a woman named Dixie Mason tied to German intrigues. Grant suspects she meets German agents at key events including a fire.
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Gates
Franz von Rintelen
Bernstorff
E. W. Gates
Germany
Harrison Grant
Bailey
Dixie Mason
Grant
Battle Report From Piave Adds to Austro Italian Struggle
Reuters reported interviews with a British army officer praising air and ground action as the Piave front saw seven bridges destroyed and 25 000 rounds fired. London papers called the offensive desperate and fatal to Austria, signaling a potential German prestige blow and increased strain on the dual monarchy amid nationalist tensions.
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Beiniyoon
Jane Is
van Olta Noiugh
Uy Reuters
Corre
Arny
Austria
Italy
Tax changes and distribution debate in publishing field
The House Ways and Means Committee resumed hearings on tax changes affecting federal taxation for publishers. Hank Read of the Shepherd Journal postponed a proposal and Hank Read approved a zone system of rates for second class mail to distribute the publishing field beyond downtown New York City.
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Engtoon
Jane IS
Hank Read
Vdeago
The
Shepherd Journal
House Ways and Means
Reid
New York City
War Garden Tips for Growing Kohlrabi Quickly
For a quick growing crop that yields abundant food, kohlrabi is recommended. Plant now if you missed last month and sow several times through the summer. Harvest when the bulb is tennis ball sized for best flavor. white variety preferred over purple. Follow turnip-like cultivation and ensure timely picking.
Yetter Botts Rite in Bentley June 13
Carthage June 18 Roy Eugene Yetter and Miss Catherine Mae Botts wed at 7 30 p m in Bentley at the home of Rev L Frazee. The ceremony was small with intimate friends. Roy is a progressive farmer and sheep man. Catherine taught at Pleasant Valley school. Anxious for years of happiness, they will live with the groom’s parents. Farm Meeting Today with Dr Cynl G Hopkins to discuss crop-raising methods at the experiment farm. large crowd expected.
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Carthage
Roy Eugene Yetter
Catherine Mae Botts
L. Frazee
Bentley
Frazee
Eugene Yetter
Gladys
Grace Goodrich
Roy
East Carthage
Carthage College Academy
Catherine
Robert Botts
Colchester
Pleasant Valley
Harmony Township
Lloyd
Cynl.g. Hopkins
State University
Congressional hearing on arms bill and draft proposal
Provisions discussed by Senator Chamber and Senator Prent aimed at altering draft terms. Military committee leadership, including Mears and Mo, questions centered on the OCO 680 660 bill and its impact on Provost Marshal General powers.
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Wastiington
Jung Is
Tee
Owders
Mo and Mears
Chamber Han Oofirman
Senate Military Committee
Deny Mistreatment Of Yankee Prisoners Abroad
Reports from Germany describe American prisoners treated as show objects with insults and stones hurled, while authorities claim calm German camp minds avoid overreaction. Food in camps is reportedly adequate relative to German conditions. In Washington, June 11, orders revoke Major General Leonard Wood’s Western Department command and reassign him to Camp Funston, Kansas.
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An. Tam
Goetha
Bureau of
Berin
Germany
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Courtney Ryley Cooper
Rintelen
Hxorrisen
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Apo
Mievin
Walter Schleindel
Schleind
Dante Ter
Mills
Inemtcal Co
Dizard
Eerma
Affert
Ant
Jord
Oor
Aes Oe
Erisis
London
Crowder
Joneses
Saint
NO Woman
Julie
Sas
War Department
AVA
Lvick
Vaporub
Quincy
Maxwell
J. de Bear
New York
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation
Maxwell Trucks
Dr. de Bear
Chevrolet
Republic Trucks
Goodrich Solid
Villa
Cclough-Reihm CO
18Th and Broadway
Chandler
O. B. Cleveland
Ssenger Town
Cleveland
H. A. Geise
Maine Sv
Autoreelite
U. S. War Department
Bergmann Auto Co
Maine St
Clough-Reihm Co
Car
Ford
Detroit
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Ill
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Electric Service Co
Maine
Collins Plow Co
6Th St
Vermont Street
Vermont St
Quincy Machine Works
Massie & Sons
4Th St
Quincy Motor Company
York
Irank Bird
Sth
Hampshire
Auto Exchange
4Th
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I. A. Disseler
Badamo Brothers
State
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East End
Tuth & Hamp
Pinkelman
Clark & Coe
A. H. Beckgerd
State St
Geo. Aschenbrenner
12Th St
Home Gate
Richardson Lubricating Co
Front and
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Buick
Co. E. Delaplain
Sterns
Dayton Tires
Pinkelman-Clarke & Co
Oldsmobile
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B. Lansing
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