Blame and Bluff Clash in Texas Range War
In a tense kitchen confrontation on the Bake Pan, Kentucky Jones pressures Bill McCord as Sheriff Hopper contemplates a plausible murder charge tied to the Sanderson case. Jones hints that Bob Elliot manipulated Campo Ragland, aiming to pin Mason’s death on an Eliot substitute and unmask hidden loyalties in the Bar Hook dispute.
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Kentucky
Eliot
Kentucky Jones
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Campo
Ragland
Jones
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Campo Ragdang
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Ted
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John Mason
Zack Sanders
Jim Humphreys
Lee Bishop
Humphreys
Bishop
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Humphress
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Bumphreys
Bob Elliot
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Campo Ragland
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Iim
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Sherif
Efe
Bob Eliot
Campo Hagland
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Sheriff Hopper
Fiat
Bar Hook Range
Raéland
Waterman
Sheri Floyd Hopper
Sanders
Floyd Hopper
McCord
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Kezhucky
Flo
Bil McCord
Cord
Riliot
Jean
McGord
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Quotes on Mussolini and the Ethiopian crisis from Viscount Snowden
British statesman Viscount Snowden warns that Mussolini’s conquest of Ethiopia risks drawing in Germany and triggering a general European war. He urges the great powers, with America, to unite and present a firm moral front to deter further aggression and protect civilization.
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Viscount Snowden
Mussourie
Svaig
Ethiopia
Austes
Germany
Linle
America
Mussolini
Progressive Support by Peter Norbeck
Senator Peter Norbeck from South Dakota argues the New Deal has flaws but the Old Deal is unsuited. He warns the gold standard plan requires higher indebtedness and urges better relief management, bank guaranty reform, and a broader Progressive voice in the Republican Party to deter a third-party surge in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Northwestern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Federal Housing Project Progress Report
Administrator says about 250 million dollars in building insurance has been expended and the effort has supported 50 000 individual buildings and 5 000 industries across 8 000 communities. He notes the program is not an emergency but will continue, comparing to England's 1919 housing drive which spurred 2 500 000 homes and prosperity.
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Tames Aa Mopfert
United States
England
Bng
Tagland
Budget Balancing by Dr Benjamin M Anderson
Dr Benjamin M Anderson argues against confiscatory taxes and favors sound Federal Reserve policy to curb the postwar credit expansion. He calls for retrenchment in government expenditure and acknowledges some need for taxation, but critiques pending legislation as redistribution rather than revenue rising.
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Benjamin M. Anderson
Federal Reserve Bank
New York Governor Urges Public Crime Conference
Governor Robert H. Leeman argues that crime is a multi faceted problem. He stresses juvenile delinquency education probation enforcement courts extradition penal statutes prison administration and rehabilitation as interrelated issues needing careful study. He calls for a public conference to discuss these challenges.
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Rerbert H. Leemann
New York
Price Fixing and Wages in Relief Projects
Senator William Borah of Idaho warns that government wage fixes at nineteen dollars a month and monopoly price controls on worker purchases threaten to erode American manhood. He argues such practices crush the individual's economic and moral independence.
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William
Borah U. 5
Idaho
Wade Chin
Franklin professor and son ponder the question of shadows
A Franklin professor admitted his four year old posed a puzzling question he could not answer. The boy asked where the shadows go, prompting reflection on the limits of knowledge and the nature of light.
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Franklin
Grape Nuts Ad Teaches Dizzy Dean Roie Tricks
A playful ad column invites readers to study a Grape Nuts feature on how to imitate baseball star Dizzy Dean roie tricks. It promises winners free prizes for participation and showcases the magazine’s light tone and promotional angle.
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Elder Oliver Deiter and mother held after Wilkes Barre fracas
Seventy one year old Oliver Deiter and his mother, aged one hundred, were detained after a quarrel with two youths in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. The two youths were hospitalized with injuries. Police court hearing scheduled for the older pair.
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Oliver Deiter
Wilkes Barre
Oliver
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