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Roanoke Review in Roanoke, Indiana

14 Jul 1922

Page 7

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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1922

Page

7

Nightclub Raid Upends High Stakes in Canfield's Den

Clay and Bromfield enter a grim gambling house in a rough district. A raid erupts, Slim Jim Collins is felled by a gunman, and Clay faces arrest as police pin the crime on an unseen assailant, with Bromfield escaping amid chaos.

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Maddoclk Clay Bromfield Chay Canfield’s Klondike Lindsay Juarez Calexico Fiis Tromfield Tie Durand Clarendon Bromfield Slim Jim Collins Dave Clarendon Wes Parand Jim Ftomfield Iag Gorilla Dave
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Murder charge shocks Beatrice’s circle in New York

Bee and her father rush to aid Clay Lindsay after a front page murder report links him to a fatal casino shooting. Bromfield Clarendon’s fearful confession threatens to entangle others as Beatrice urges truth in court and plans to confer with district attorney.

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Bee Colin Whitford Beatrice Tindsay Clay Durand New York Lindsay Tiel Piarlem Johnnie Kitty Jomeie Witte Atlantic Ocean Lusy Dave Jollies Whitford Mr. Bromfield Nitty Elnuchman Tile Jasmine Arizona Clarendon Bromfield Clay Lindsay Maddock Clara Coellirs Toomfield Furni Ire Tie Chary Branfield
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First Use of Term Yankee Traced to New Amsterdam Burghers

Bem baugh notes the term Yankee derives from Dutch origins and signified snarling and quarrelling. The label was applied by New Amsterdam burghers to Connecticut invaders, highlighting early colonial linguistic shift.

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Bembaugh New Amsterdam Connecticut
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