Night Trials Over Hampden in Timber Belt Scheme
Miss Ordway schemes against Hampden in a timber belt corruption plot tied to the Dillingworth Lumber Co. A Portland lawyer and a New York firm uncover forged proofs, forcing Hampden toward arrest while Sandry and Randry face risk as they race to protect Hampden from peril and betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betra Ve Eminp
Waller
Kimpert
Tore
Dillingeworth Lomber Co
Poppy Ordway
New York
Eveneg
Lille
Tindry
Mamitan
Han
Bendre
Ranier
Binney
Dillingsworth Lumber Co
Wandry
Nikalener
Barupudat
Devinn Farwat
Arya Daldings
van Aurne
Topby
Lalae
Dheen
Miss Ordway
Sireta
Sandry
East Holt
Aoman
Inet
Hampden
Dally
Colline
Sacramento
Dillingworth
Toledo
St Lets
Landry
Farnsworth
Bilwit
Salem
Portland
Regal
Salem Frm
Ater
Coast Range
Womeross Foyers
Bandry
Oregon
Strete
Himenit
Lietz
Randry
John Daily
Hampderal
East Belt
Mies Ordway
Yellow Pines
bin Vieltore
Salers
Hsht
Yeu
Mennes
Fire in the Forest Surges Across the Cutting
Fire consumes the cutting and forest as logs burn, winds drive the flames north and then south. Foreman Landry and work crews race to contain the blaze with forest rangers arriving, coordinating lines, digging trenches, and mobilizing men and supplies to beat back the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landry
Cnat
Poppy Ordway
Tts
Hamputen
Cooshah
Gilets
Bilotx
John
Dally
tiKely
Teer
Timm
Muppir
Cootaback
Bantley
Sandry
Hampden
Marty
Ting
Duliy
Cruite
Ingworth
Veery Tinny
Bo Sileta
Black Bolt
Conmnah
Duingworth
Sandre
Tia
akwOler
Anworthy
Erie
Allworthy
Woodaman
John Dally
Bandry
Corvallia
Johnny
Wight
Aed
Bautley
Bale
Bio
Biu
Vancouver
Termely
Ible Jacob
Their Duties to Society and the Mask of Morality
A fragmentary passage discusses the social pressure on women to perform duties for husbands and children, fearing judgment from church and society. It questions whether such self denial is sacrifice or coercion, noting women dress and entertain to fulfill perceived obligations rather than personal pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Atlantic Monthly
First Telegraphing Records Set in International Telegraphing
Wohart C. Hartley transmitted a fast and nearly perfect "Maria" in 28 minutes and 1 second while handling 40 railroad messages with no error. George W. Smith Jr won the time as serving and transcribing 40 railroad messages in 20 minutes and 1 second without an error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wohart C. Hartley
Maria
George W. Smith, Jr
Minne University Dean Urges Framed Rules for Housing
The dean of women Margaret Sweeney urged students to enforce campus guidelines by displaying a framed copy of the rules in common areas. She emphasized speaking up when standards are not met and noted the need for orderly conduct in residence housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesta
Ming Margaret Sweeney
Hame Conapinusua
Anti alcohol instruction spreads through colleges and society
A fragment discusses German anti alcohol campaigns and their influence on education, claiming alcohol harms brain function and willpower. It cites 1910s and 1912 events, university figures, and a call to ban intoxicants in youth education. The piece shifts to American views, debating prohibition's impact on business and campus life, and ends with skeptical notes on assumptions about consumer behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Pruning Hound of Deputies
Herlin
von Bothmann-Hollweg
Jensen
Bertin Pehooln
American College Cammunal Couiol
American College Pruitont
Thiruy
Winer
Beter
Uian
Henry Louie Smith
Washington and Lee University
Prohibition Moves Against Brewery and Labor Leader
A Youngstown Telegram report notes fewer arrests in West Virginia as prohibition cuts violence and crime. A factory replaces a brewery under new rules, with Mitchell, a labor leader, tied to the development. This reflects revisions in enforcement and shifts in local industry and labor influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanor
Buterfeus
Youngstown
Virginia
Mitchell
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Great North West
Vingie E. Roe
Wlosteations
Fey Wares Y
JOR Mman Company
Siletz
Tre
Bilete
Agricultural Department
University of Ilinois
Amorica
Chicago Journal
Ohio
West Virginia
Jimoky” Hobbs
Columbus
Bowdlieging
Caldwell Prews
Steubenville
Rane
la Bart
Anderstand
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