Valley of the Giants continues in Sequoia strife
Colonel Pennington clashes with Bryce Cardigan over a jump crossing on a logging line. Cardigan’s men seize the crossing at Water and B streets while Ogilvy leads a work gang. Pennington retaliates with a covert plan and a private army, as Shirley confronts her uncle and Bryce mobilizes police and reinforcements.
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Henry
Shit Fey
San Francisco
Pennington
Shirley
Poundstones
Bryce Cardigan
Laurel Creek
Saltreek
Christendom
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Redwoods
Shouidl
Bryce
Ogilvy
Laguna Grande Lumber Company
Woodsboas
George Sea Oster
Curtis
Jim Harding
Buck Ogilvy
Buck
Moira
Old Cardigan
Sonny
Biryce
Valley of the Giants
Mother
George
Tol Lke
George Sea Otter
Napier
Cardigan’s Log Landing
Jin
Jake Curtis Shanty
Accon
Cardigan
Lagonda Grande Woods
Woods
Water Street
Ti ‘Sire
Cardigan's Drying Yard
Col
Seth Pennington
Pennington |Ealily
Colonel Pennington
Buchanan P. Oglivy
N.C
Tam
Betson
Truss
Sexton
Rondeaux
Poundstone
Alec
Sex
Ieeker
Colo
Bock
Humboldt County
Brycy
George Sea Olter
Lagana Grande Lumber Company
Jules Rondeau
Pengton
Uncle Seth
N.C. O
Water
Portieres
Grant's Pass
Cardigan and Ogilvy
Rondeau
Bis
Lita
Laguna Grande
Sam Perkins
Perkins
Mr. Cardigan
Sam
Sequala
Suspended Cash Payments and Bank Run of 1707
In a long-ago financial crisis England halted cash payments at the Bank of England during 1707 as a government bridge to avert insolvency. Demand for notes rose and prices spiked while coin hoarding and bank runs overwhelmed the system, prompting a government order to declare Bank of England notes legal tender until relief could be found.
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England
France
Willes
Bank of England
Connell
Mongolians Known For Large Meat Diet And Tea Use
The article notes Mongolians eat large amounts of mutton often at a single sitting and add it to tea brewed from poor tea bricks. It mentions excessive tea drinking, up to about 20 cups daily, and explains irregular meal times with scarce water. Camel caravans transport blocks of tea and carry two large tubs seasonally.
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Mongolia
Where the Shah Sits
A description of the Shah of Persia throne, crafted in pure white marble. It measures 18 feet by 10 feet, mounted on a platform with fourteen ivory pillars carved as figures, covered with gold leaf, and approached by a solid gold staircase.
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Shah
Persia
Winston-Salem Woman's Club Advocates Economy in Times of High Prices
The Winston-Salem Woman's Club adopts a policy endorsing sane economy, pledging to buy only essentials and avoid waste. Members vow to wear existing garments, avoid overcharging, and teach youths the basics of frugal living. Washington reports place Goldsboro's population at 11,206, up 85 percent.
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Winston-Salem
Woman's Club of
Wmoen
Washington
Goldsboro
N. C
Census Bureau
Five Billion Dollar Federal Budget Totals Announced
Washington reports show roughly 4.87 billion dollars in appropriations by the sixty sixth Congress at session end June 6. Funds cover government expenses for the new fiscal year starting July 1 and deficiencies for the current year, with modest reductions in future department estimates.
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Washington
Congress
Good
House Appropriations Committee
Congressional
Winston-Salem
Will Parker
Drew Austin
Sugar and banking news lead North Carolina items
Sugar costs 15 cents a pound with 14,000 tons to be landed in New York for a Greensboro convening of 400 societies and 700 participants. The Farmers Bank and Trust Company opened June 1 with 75 000 dollars deposited by 100+ depositors.
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Buenos Aires
F. J. Stimson
United States
Argentina
Greensboro
Christian Endeavor
North Carolina
New York
Walace
Svhich Wallace
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Hundred Percent Wage Increase for Havana Telegraphers
Havana telegraph operators strike on the National Linen ends as management grants an almost one hundred percent wage increase. The move comes after several days of stoppage.
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Havana
Mexican Diplomatic Rep Fernando Lora Moves to Sweden and Denmark
Mexico City reports Fernando Lora, named the Mexican diplomatic representative in Christiania on June 12, will also be named envoy to Sweden and Denmark while continuing duties in Norway, El Universal states.
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Mexico City
Fernando Lora
Christiania
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
el Universal
Army Trans-Continental Convoy Heads to San Diego on 3960 Mile Run
The Army transcontinental motor convoy departed Washington to complete a 3,960 mile journey to San Diego via the Bankhead National Highway. It frames the move as a test of southern pathway for national security and economic progress.
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Army
Washington
Army Transcontinental Motor Company
San Diego
Calif
Germany Delivers Vast Coal and Livestock to France
Reparation commission reports under Versailles, up to May 30, coal deliveries to France reach 4,686,000 tons with 405,000 tons to Luxemburg. Also listed are 6,647 horses and 40,720 cattle, 67 sheep, and 7,575 goats delivered.
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France
Luxemburg
Germany
Paris Press Reflects on Republican Convention Action
Paris editors offer cautious comment on Chicago convention. The Echo de Paris criticizes party machine dominance over strong personalities and funds, noting the nominations receive most attention while direct appeals to the nation are limited.
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Paris
Chicago
Pertinas
Echo de Paris
Tennessee man Norman H. Davis named Under Secretary of State
Norman H. Davis of Tennessee was appointed by President Wilson to be Under Secretary of State and will assume duties immediately. He succeeds Frank Polk who resigned due to ill health. Davis previously served as assistant secretary of the treasury and was an adviser to the American peace delegation.
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Washington
Norman WH. David
Tennessee
Prankfont Wilson
Prank L. Polk
David
Madame Caruso Faces a Strain of Recent Events
The article details a sequence affecting Madame Caruso in Hampton, New York. It mentions a $500,000 jewel theft at her villa, threats of kidnapping her daughter, and a bomb explosion at a Havana theater, all linked to her current ordeal.
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Madame Caruso
Fast Hampton
N. Y
Barlea Caruso
National Theater
Havana
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