Red Carnehan Returns and Nora Is Dead Mystery
In this dramatic scene Red Carnehan is celebrated by followers after a tense confrontation where Nora is revealed as dead. Priscilla escapes a chaotic confrontation as guilt and fear ripple through the bungalow, leading to a dawn return with Mario and Leonora's tangled truth emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Thex
Red Carnehan
Carnehan
Gage
Priscilla
Tle
Kred
Noram
Norat
Nora
Addie
Priscila
Platela
Mario
Madame
Hamanaka
Princilla
Leonora
Helen
Tanlac Relief Reported By Seattle Couple
A Seattle couple recounts relief from stomach and headaches after using Tanlac. The man credits it with restoring appetite and strength, while his wife says her indigestion and malaise improved. They praise local Bartell Drug Stores for supplying Tanlac and aiding their recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Epelix
Taniac
Tank
Tanlac
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Second Seattle Cop orce Discovered
A second Seattle police force badge was found after a raid on an opium den at 2306 Lane St. FR Haerman and N P Anderson led the raid. James K Scott and Mary Davidson were arrested for opium use and disorderly conduct. Opium pipes and some marijuana were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Lane St
FR. F. Haerman
N. P. Anderson
St. Louis
James K. Scott
Negro Cook
Mary Davidson
Alaska No Place for Cupid Warns Hunter in Washington
Pioneer sourdough Robert KR Hunter arrived in Washington to voice opposition over legislation he says makes it impossible for a married man to earn a living in Alaska. He describes an intolerable fake tied to impractical miners government and executive Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Robert KR. Hunter
Washington
Congress
Hunter
Sure His First Word in Ten Years
Patrick J. Hanley the Charlestown prison inmate known as Silent Corkey spoke his first words after 26 years in confinement. He said Sure when asked about acting on stage after leaving the prison. A man who kept vow of silence for a decade, he had earned the nickname for his quiet demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Patrick J. Hanley
Charlestown
Hanley
Corkey
Pal
General Hodges Transferred to Third District Command
Brig. Gen. Harry F. Hodges, formerly commanding the North Pacific Coast artillery district, moves to the Third district with headquarters in Baltimore. Lieut. Col. Homer B. Grant accompanies Hodges in the transfer. The article notes the 1723 first medical book predicted prohibition.
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Harry F. Hodges
North Pacific Coast Artillery District
Third District
Baltimore
Homer B. Grant
Hodges
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Pike
Post Office Department
Seattle Victoria
Boeing
Roanoke
Jie
Hing Bros. CO
Second Avenue
Seria
Neture
Lyko Medicine Company
New York
Kansas City
Owl Drug Company
Tale Dairik Miiriroir
Princllla
Villag
Oregon
Johnson
Sways
Alaska Dry Goods CO
Fifth Avenue
Denton
Nemo
Val
Fleischer’s
Cupid
Northwestern
Adv
Marines College
Eatonic Wings
Afliet
Big Box Costa
Urs
ING
The
Rhodes Co
Copenhagen
Khour
Reseen
Nasium
Ibe
Ote
Domenille
Assortme
Nottingham
Ines
CIAL
Board of Trustees
Puget Sound
Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen
Legion
Yeeler Way
Swift Drug Co
Bartell Drug Co
Cascara
Hill
Gen. Hodges
United States
France
Clober
Roy
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