Midnight tragedy shakes Green Fancy as two visitors killed
Miss Thackeray clad in an audacious gown confronts a grim scene after a fatal double shooting near Green Fancy. Andrew Paul of New York lies wounded while Albert Boon, a companion, is dead. Barnes and local men rush to aid, as the motive and assailants remain unclear.
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Miss Thackeray
Mr. Barnes
Mairland
Barnes
Mr. Jones
Andrew Paul
New York
Albert Boon
Spanish Falls
Jim Conley
Young Conley
Singin
Green Fancy
Questioning Barnes About Spanish Falls Incident
A narrator recalls men acting oddly and asks Mr. Barnes if he knows anything about the matter. The dialogue suggests suspicion and tension around the Spanish Falls episode, with a tense exchange and a Queer light in Barnes's eyes.
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Spanish Falls
Barnes
State Bank to Help Business and North Dakota Economy
The Bank of North Dakota is proposed to back state industries by providing stable funds for elevators mills and home building. It would issue bonds 2 million capital plus public funds deposits and up to 80 percent loan security for real estate. It aims to lower interest, keep capital in state, and act as clearing house for state banks led by James Waters and F W Cathro.
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Nonpartisan League
Bank of North Dakota
Twin City
Minneapolis
Bank of North, Dakota
Bismarck
Arts
Ita
James Waters
F. W. Cathro
Bottineau
Central Reserve Bank
North Dakota
Bank of
Bank of North Dakota Aims to Stabilize State Finance
The proposal promises 6 percent savings for farmers totaling 8 348 000 dollars annually, potentially retiring 7 million dollars in bonds for a Bank of North Dakota. It blends Federal Reserve and Farm Loan Act features to aid crop movement, lower interest rates, and strengthen state banks and the terminal elevator and four mil system.
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Bank of North Dakota
Federal Reserve
Federal Farm Loan
North Dakota
Alone in the Slums and the Question of Suicide
The Milwaukee Journal reflects on extreme loneliness and poverty driving thoughts of death and suicide. A bleak meditation on isolation, cold hunger, and the impulse to end life in a city slum. It laments indifference as embers die and mercy fails to reach the despairing.
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Milwaukee Journal
Patti the Queen of Wales Amid Castle Shows
A writer recalls Patti as living at Craig-y-Nos Castle near Swansea in South Wales with her third husband Baron Cederstrom. At seventy six she remains a social focal point, hosting operas for locals and once aiding charity at Albert Hall, though her beauty has faded.
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Patti
Everybody's Magazine
Craig-y-Nos
Swansea
Patt
Albert Hall
London
Wales
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Syen
Iris Lastresort
Jones
Curtis’ Propity
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Polly
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Carbury Motor
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