Pride and Challenge at the Old Firm Office
Alwyn praises Dallas as a driving force behind his victory in life and football, while a tense confrontation erupts when Horrigan bursts in, insisting a private clash must be settled outside. The scene blends personal homage with looming conflict in a newsroom-office setting.
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Phelan
Dallas
Alwyn
Iou
Knights of Old
Bennett
Horrigan
Durstin
Ingram
Dallas Wainwright
Richard Horrigan
Cynthia
Goodby
Jim Phelan
Norrigan
Alwin Bennett
France
Reformer Mayor Vetoes Borough Franchise Bill
In a tense confrontation with Richard Horrigan, Mayor Bennett defies the boss and vetoes the Borough Street Railway franchise bill, declaring honesty and public good over graft. Horrigan exposes a threat involving Miss Wainwright and her brother, but Bennett remains resolute.
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Dick Horrigan
Horrigan
Borough Street Railway
Board of Aldermen
Bennett
Alywah
Missouri
York
Roosevelt
Bennett's veto triggers Borough Street stock turmoil
Bennett orders a strategic veto against Horrigan over the Borough Street railway bill. Perry Wainwright agrees to a secret short sale to shield Dallas and himself, while Phelan reports a revised bill plan that drops key subway and express clauses and adds cross-line transfers, risking a perpetual franchise.
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Bennett
Ellorrigan
Horrigan
Alwyn
Borough Street Railway Company
Borough Company
Heeler
Worrigan
Borough Street Railway
Perry Wainwright
Perry
Dallas
Exchange
Borough
Borough Stock
Secret Service
Phelan
Wainwright
Secret Service Corps
Dale
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Ian
Payson Aientine
George H.broadhurst
Richard Wierrigan
White House
Miss Wainwright
Harmion
White
E. E. Newby & Company
Chapter
Gladys
Perry the Lamb
Bear and Bullville
Horrigan & Co
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S. A. Royster