A California River Quest For Two Parents And Love
Marcus Antonius Saterlee, a remarried rancher, travels with Mrs. Kimbal and a showy daughter’s fiancé amid floods and a river crossing. They bond while crossing Gila River in a perilous journey, sharing fears about marriage plans, divorce, and keeping children apart. A chance meeting with a rustic justice of the peace leads to an improvised ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Antonius Saterlee
Dorothy
Carcasonne
Daddy
Jim
California
Mark Anthony
Saterlee
Sierras
Siterlee
Picayune
Saterleer
Enald Saterlee
Belo
Grub
Carcasonne House
Carcassonne House
Sateriee
Laterico
M. A. Saterlee
Aaid
Baterjee
Baterlee
Carasonns House
Gila
Gila River
Mra. Kimbal
Mr. Kimbal
Haterles
Mark
Jenny
Mra Kimoal
Mrs. Kimbal
Yeu
Haterson
Carensonne House
Bateri
Sa’ Erlee
Kimbal
Sulzer Statement Gains No Sympathy
New York Oct 18 opposition to ex Governor Sulzer grows as his statement offers limited defense. He says Ross Murphy of Tammany began the attack after he refused to halt graft investigations. Sulzer denies stock speculation and campaign fund theft, cites debt and assets, and claims the prosecution was a Tammany plot. He vows to continue public lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saterlee
Carcasonne
Grub City
Bugsy
New York
Sulzer
Ross Murphy
Tammany
Duncan W. Peck
Allan A. Ryan
Murphy
Andrew
Navy officials witness Atlantic fleet target practice
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and fellow cabinet members ride the Mayflower to the southern Virginia cape drill grounds to observe full target practice by the Atlantic fleet. President Wilson, delayed by Mexican turmoil, did not accompany the party. In Alaska, Tanzer expects the Midas copper mine sale to Granby Consolidated to spur Valdez district mining. Seattle hotel rooms advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Josephus Daniels
Senate
House Naval Committee
Washington Navy Yard
Virginia Capes
Wilson
Midas
Solomon Gulch
Alaska
Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Co
Valdez
W. G. Tanzer
Papers Quarrel Los Angeles Damages Suit
The Evening Herald files a $52,500 suit against RE. T. Earl owner of the Express and J. Clem Arnold for allegedly spreading reports the Herald was given away for drinks in saloons. The action targets rival newspaper reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
The
Evening Herald
RE. T. Earl
the Express
J. Clem Arnold
Earl
the Herald
Herald
Organ Symphony Concert At First Presbyterian Church
Dr Bruce Kingsley will present the initial organ symphony concert at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening. Fraulein Hedwig Fritsch, formerly a dramatic soprano of Berlin, assists. Kingsley, from England, recently held the position of concert organist at Alexandra Palace in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gordon Kingsley
First Presbyterian Church
Fraulein
Hedwig Fritsch
Dramatic
Berlin
Germany
Kingsley
Englan
Alexandra Palace
London
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Chas. Scribner's Sons
Great City
Grab City
Wif
Latertee
Carcasonne Junction
Saterloo
Anna
Saterice
Dolly
Hatehiee
Atlil
Atresia
Mik
Rooma
Seattle
Stewart House
Weat Stewart
Pike Public Market
Portland
Ferdolph Schwab
Industralian
Julius Kruttachnitz
Southern Pacific Board of Directors
Panama Canal
Dewar
Volturno
Lawrence
West
Fauntleroy Park
First Ave
West Brandon St
West Seattle
A. Lawrence
American Bank
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