Autumn tale of a wayward student and redemption
A college student Dick Burke pursues self destruction then faces judgment from a strict professor and a bank job plot leads to a staged robbery. He reforms after finding employment as a bank cashier under Mr. Kinsbury, only to be suspected in a later robbery. The scene shifts to a western town where Burke, now Bert Jackson, plans a final stage robbery amid suspenseful pursuit and regret. Continued next week.
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Dick Burke
Tever
Steers
Mr. Kinsbury
Mr. Kinsbuery
Young Burke
Bert Jackson
Underwood
Gordon
J. Pierpont Morgen
Jay Gents
Gould
Jay
New Game Bird Report Excites Oregon Sportsmen
A report of a previously unknown upland game bird in an unsettled Oregon tract excites local sportsmen. The birds reportedly resemble a ruffed grouse or native pheasant, with white tender flesh, prompting talk of a club to control hunting rights. Also noted is a discussion of rattlesnakes decoying birds, with examples observed by a Scientific American correspondent.
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Oregon
Northwest
Portland Oregonian
Scientific American
Ratieanskes
Irges
Rome to host Kaiser visit with Street of Triumph plan
Italian artists asked to decorate Rome for the kaiser’s visit. The scheme includes a Street of Triumph to honor his arrival and parade through the city. Local authorities aim for spectacle and unity in the public display.
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Rome
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Anthony Hope
George Gould
Rosa Bouheur
York Times
Joan J. Delany
Levi Strauss ¢ Co
He and She
Aemin
Henry
South Poorin St
Curenca
Tit
Oct. T
Bright
St. Louis
Mme
Cardus
Winesgardui
Henry Lee Prep
South Rail
Shoshone, Idaho
Stockmen'’S Cafe
D. M. Butler
The
William C. Custer
Fides
Jos. Keefer
N. New Hotel
Shoshone
Idaho
S. D. Boone
Hadley
JG Ale
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Springfield
Memhis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin General
17Th ST
Denver
Colon
J. M. Rogers
E. W. Horton
Dato
Ces
San Francisco
Ifi
Chicago
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
S. Williams
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
West
Second South St
Salt Lake
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