Shadowed Mesa Killings Spur Sarcastic Suspicions
Ellen Carey recalls the night Buck Hart was killed and clashes with Calhoun Terry over the rifle and handwriting notes. The sheriff questions Terry about alibis while Ellen defends fairness, asserting she was with Terry near the scene when the fatal shot rang out.
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Buck Hart
Sheriff Hart
Ellen Carey
Calhoun Terry
Jim
Mesa
Terry
Buck
Tetlow
Round Top
Jim Wong
Hart
Lee Hart
Jeff Brand
Western frontier unrest grows as cattlemen plot drastic action
In a Wyoming canyon town, Calhoun Terry argues with Ellison over a plan to wage justice by force. The No By Joe manager proposes a covert army of former deputy marshals to flush out rustlers, risking public backlash and endangering settlers. Ellen questions Terry while a murder investigation looms.
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Tetlow
Terry
Diamond Reverse
Jim
Ellen
Roan Alford
Hart
Round Top
Box Canyon
Joe
Jim Tetlow
Ellison
Clint
Wyoming
Cal
Calhoun Terry
Jim Creek
Rustlers
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Nesters
Dinner Knock At Diamond Reverse B
A buckboard brings a visitor to the Diamond Reverse B just after Sheriff Hart declines dinner. Terry greets Clint with a line about nearly meeting the law, hinting at tension or comic danger in the scene.
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Hart
Clint
Terry
A Nation of Revival and War Reflections
Nae Wright A Patterson shares thoughts on WWI impressions in 1918 Europe. He contrasts French greed with English courtesy, then cites Chicago attorney Daniel Schuyler and Orange Daily News editor W O Hart urging a good old fashioned revival to restore American civility and governance. The piece also notes peace rumors and wide per capita debt across five states.
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Britain
France
Europe
New York
America
England
Lafayette
Daniel Schuyler
Chicago
All America
W. O. Hart
Orange
Calif
Daily News
California
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Florida
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Georgia
Indiana
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Signal Code Flags Aids Global Marine Communication
The 1934 International Code of Signals uses 40 flags 26 letters 10 numerals 3 substitutes and an answering pennant. About four or five flags are shown at once yet 375000 messages can be sent, all visible through glasses in clear weather up to five miles.
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Black Butte
Sheriff Hart
Roan Alford
Cal
Nate
Box Canyon
Johnson
Turley
Ellen
Terry
Yorky
Jim Tetlow
All Nations
Colliers
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