Eagle Tail Mine Plot Unfolds in Mexican Border Tale
Bud Hooker and Phil De Lancey arrive near Fortuna to claim a rich mine known as Eagle Tail after a Mexican ally Cruz Mendez lures them with tales of gold. De Lancey guards against deceit while Mendez negotiates for a denouncement fee, and Bud contemplates trust and risk as they pursue the promised riches amid ruins and blasts.
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Bud Hooker
Phil de Lancey
Mexico
United States
Gadsden
Bud
Henry Kruger
Kruger
Aragon
Hooker
da Lancey
Fortuna
Aragoon
Cruz Mendez
Mendez
de Leancey
de Lancey
Buen
Sabe
Fortunes and feuds collide over Fortuna mine
In Fortuna the Americans led by De Lancey and Bud contest ownership of a mine held by Don Cipriano Aragon as tension rises with Cruz Mendez and a one eyed porter. Aragon warns of legal and tax ties while the men press to prove vacant claims and advance their prospecting.
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Mendez
de- Lancey
Bud
Arizona
Back Bay
Boston
Cruz Mendez
Phil
el Tuerto
Don Cipriano Aragon Y Tres Palacios
Old Fortuna
New Fortuna
Senor
de Lancey
Aragon
Che
Mexico
Don Cipriano
Hooker
Stavano
Dr. Lancey
Grain Elevators and Million-Bushel Talk Across Missouri
A fragmented discussion references two to three million bushel grain elevators and the scale of Missouri storage facilities. The text compares major national elevator outfits with local facilities, noting vast capacities and public discourse on their prominence and implications.
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Missouri
Lloyd- George
Bankers’ Convention
P Fort William
Toront
Boston
Sours
Evening Post
Elev
Souri
Thif Trade
Fragmentary Exchange Between Kathleen Jones and Mrs Reeds
Unclear dialogue fragment shows Kathleen Jones and Mrs Reeds in a terse exchange about cleanliness and mud pies. The text is incomplete with unsettled attribution and trailing dialogue. No full event, location, or date is discernible.
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Kathleen Jones
Reeds
Kathleen
The Movies and The Dark Night of Learning
The fragment hints at a discussion of cinema and perception in classrooms. It references moving pictures, a Red Cross connection, a small voice, and a grocer selling liquid blue products, suggesting a collage of period media and everyday commerce.
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Red Cross
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Mustrations
Don L.lavin
Frank A. Munsey
Hud
Padre
Padre Mines
Crooka
Senores
DelLancey
Mr. de Lancey
Aragon House
Don Juan
Mantel del Rey
Rurales
Feliz Luna
Philip de Lancey
Dias
Marine Eye Remedy
Nest Eye Comfort
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