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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1926

Page

2

The Walrus mutiny and a buccaneer standoff

On the Walrus a mutinous split forms between Silver and Bones as Bones plans to seize Moira. A knife fight erupts with Bill Bates and Silver guiding the crew toward a staged exit. Moira and Peter aid a covert escape as Darby ferries them to Savannah.

Bones Bill Bates Silver Southern Tight Pew Black Dog Darby Murray Filint Peter Moira Bill

Early cards trace to medieval France and antiquity

Doctor Le Cour notes ancient gambling cards. St Augustine mentions card use. Jaques Gringonneur is credited with inventing modern playing cards in the 14th century for King Charles VI. Kings and queens named. knights known as knaves. Cards were taxed by James I era. trump may be England’s first card game. Historical events appear on some rare packs.

Doctor le Cour St Augustine Jaques Gringonneur Charles VI France David Alexander Cagear England Pierre van Paassen Atlanta Constitution

Difference in Law Terms Explained in The Putbinder Magazine

The excerpt contrasts adjective law with substantive law, defining substantive law as containing general and punitive rules and noting the cotome’s unclear contents. It highlights the distinction between the descriptive role of adjective law and the prescriptive nature of substantive law.

Sheffield Cutlers Feast Marks a 1648 Civic Tradition

The English city of Sheffield celebrates its Cutlers' feast each October a civic function dating to 1648 with the election of its first master cutter. The banquet draws captains of industry from across the empire and at least one minister of the crown. A note on counterfeit marks references "Two false marks of Sheffield goods" and "success to the Whittells."

Sheffield Whittells

New Mexican Plot Bared by U S Officials

U S officials led by Capt A A Hopkins announce Estrada led insurrectionists were only a small part of a wider movement. Seized papers show limited light on a suspected large border revolt while conflicting reports claim troops were sent to Palomas. Federal Judge McCormick signs a detention warrant for arms seized from Estrada’s band near Juarez.

United States A. A. Hopkins Department of Justice Enrique Estrada We Pian Hopkins Estrada Columbus N.M Mexico Mapoel M. Marcarenas Juarez Chihuahua City Palomas Roman Lopez Los Angeles Calif Paul J. McCormick

Washington briefs on commissions and ventures abroad

President Coolidge names Mrs. Fred W. Upham to the American commission for the Seville exposition in Spain next April. The National Sanatorium for Tuberculous Children seeks 5 million dollars by donation. Hubert Todd Lincoln's will leaves Abraham Lincoln manuscripts to the government. A US delegation will attend the fifth international road congress in Milan on September 6. The navy orders a 200000 cubic foot metal clad dirigible from Aircraft Development in Detroit to be delivered in 400 days at a congress-approved cost of 300000 dollars.

Coolidge Fred W. Upham National Republican Committee Seville Spain Hubert Todd Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Library of Congress United States Milan Italy Navy We Aircraft Development Company Af Detroit Congress

Hall Kin Held Without Bail in Double Murder

Somerville New Jersey Henry de La Bruyere Carpender and Willie Stevens are held without bail awaiting grand jury action on charges they murdered Rev. Dr. Edward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills four years ago on the Phillips farm near New Brunswick Mrs Frances Stevens Hall widow of the slain clergyman is free in 15000 bail awaiting grand jury action on a murder charge An effort was announced to revoke Mrs Hall s bail after the state moved to seek indictments on Carpender and Stevens

Somerville N. J Henry de la Bruyere Carpender Willie” Stevens Edward W. Hall Eleanor Mills Phillips Farm New Brunswick Frances Stevens Hall Somerset County Carpender Stevens Mrs. Hal

Valentino Out of Danger After Peritonitis

Rudolph Valestino, who was followed by peritonitis, is reported to be recovering and out of danger in New York.

New York Rudolph Valestino

German Air Line to Persia Establishes London Route

A new air link from Khaniquin and Teheran in Persia to Europe has been announced by the German Junker Airways company. The London connection will connect with European maitre explores, signaling expansion of long distance air travel and commercial routes.

Persia London Khaniquin Teheran Tn Persia Geran Junker Airways Company

Senate Passes Plebiscite Bill Despite Wood Veto

The Philippine senate approved a bill providing a plebiscite on independence even after Governor General Wood vetoed the measure. The veto clash centers on the path to Philippine independence and the Senate's legislative push continues.

Wood Manila Philippine Senate

Husband Improves Health Using Vegetable Compound

Mrs J F Gage of Haute 5 Brownwood Texas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after illness. Her husband cared for family chores while she recovered and she reports feeling like a new woman after twelve bottles. She notes sharing the remedy with friends who also started taking it.

J. F

Elocution Queens of the Seventies Featured

An essay notes elocutionism once banned in many states but widespread in the seventies. Tall brunette performers toured towns captivating audiences with dramatic pieces and chilling recitations.

Touwt George Ade Hearst

Open-Air Classes in London County Parks and Open Spaces

Summer program details 137 open-air classes conducted by the London County council across parks abandoned churchyards playgrounds and other open spaces. The note adds a Montaigne quote on subjectivity and a wry remark about music and a pen rack.

London County Council

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