Brazenose Bosses Risky Policy Clash In Family Feud
In a tense confrontation Brazenose senior warns his son Piggy that leaving The Business or collapsing the Brazenose plant could trigger a severance from the family enterprise. Scott’s looming rival loom and a planned meeting with Killigrew intensify stakes as the son vows to protect the business and his partners. The last scene shows a detective edging in as father and son part in a strained farewell.
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Brazenose Senior
Scott
Brazenose
Boston
Killigrew
Senh
Edo
Wallat
Pesson
Pigs
Roberta
Celia
Ancient Well of Moses Found by Travelers in Sinai
Philadelphia reports Dr. William T. Elis and his wife traced the Mid Sinai wilderness to Ain Guderat and Ain Kadets near the Palestine border. They claim a spring or rock water source matches the biblical scene at Kadesh Barnea, noting two springs and a well amid wadis and rocky valleys two miles apart.
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Philadelphia
Sinai
Israel
Kadesh-Bamea
Moses
William T. Elis
Elis
Kadesh-Barnoa
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Pa'estine
Mid-Sinai
Kadess
Alte of
Kadest- Barnea
Kadesh- Harnea
Canaan
Miriam
Palestine
Brcvtt
Ain Kadets
Ain Guderat
Kassaima
Paran
Asp Kadeis
Tsrarl
Althonech
Vicir
Kassairat
Ain Guierat
Ain
Central
Simat
Valles
Tong
Wadi Ain Guderat
Thai Valley
Cascades Gros
Gintral Sinai
Campaigns stir Honoun politics as voters gather
From coast to coast the Hua Saliza region heats up with primary entries and outdoor rallies. Candidates tout policies while soapbox debates draw crowds of locals including men and women. Two Gun Mokumoara and other figures command attention amid festive but vigorous campaigning. Ships from around the world plan autumn calls to Hoanlam as the Welland America liner Hoandam arrives with students.
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Republian
Evers
Heather
Honouin
Hex
Wink
Rothel Stridis
Nant
Peraprietour
Theoonty
Hoanlam
Hoandam
Cunard Diner Carinthia Sails Ports With Multiple Voyages
Fragmented text describes Cunard liner movements including the Carinthia sailing November 1 and 8 and a parallel note about other ships and routes. It mentions political notes about candidates and party campaigning, with garbled names and unclear details.
New Mexico Politics Spark Over Alleged Voter Bans
The article reports claims that New Mexico officials sought to suppress Spanish speaking voters ahead of the election. It describes partisan disputes over an election code and alleged attempts to influence turnout, with Republicans denying improper aims and Democrats accusing the governor of gatekeeping.
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Alyse Masthen
Vannett
Spanih-Ameorieta
Oenalen
Didi
New Monica
Amereans
cioeQon
Shi Weathers
Richard Cordon
Bien
E Sheppidn
Merchant
Hannell
Tli
State Senate
Admiistre Tien
Congressiman
John Marsan
Yorgarda
Jeanelis
Ccmp
Loca
Ee Court
Eppoamte
Loreen Ha Sbi
Eta
Berson Pooran fRov
Bas
Tariaes
Alimony Martyr Choeses Lita imprisonment
Fragmented OCR reads like a court or crime note with mentions of imprisonment and alleged abuses. Key named items include alimony related terms and a figure linked to punishment, suggesting a legal or punitive context though many words are garbled.
Alimony Standstill Man Remains Jailed Over Principle
In 1924 Superior Judge Burkitt ordered Ford to pay alimony, branding it a principle. By July 1925 he remained in county jail for contempt after refusing to comply. His fourteenth month of confinement has him isolated from other prisoners, proclaiming alimony as a nonissue while insisting the issue is the principle.
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Jose
Scott
Brazenase
Hns
Prazenose
Margaret Cameron Lewis
Central Trees Vast
Cop Burkitt
Glenn Court
Ford
Nseclf
Stinl
Jamsonf
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Feature
SATURDAYS PtAZLE ANSWERED in this page feature. A light hearted puzzle item offers visual clues and word play for readers to solve. The entry showcases a child friendly cross word with simple terms and a playful layout.
Martyr For A Great Cause Cited In Fragments
A fragmentary quote frames the speaker as the ultimate martyr to a cause, raising questions about commitment and consequence and hinting at a life devoted to a larger mission. The line underscores personal sacrifice and ideological zeal.
Geneva Cost of Living Helped by League of Nations Report
In Geneva on October 18 a League of Nations staff report shows rents rose 20 percent from 1920 to 1933 for three to four room flats, overall city living costs up about 9 percent since 1923, with food prices rising sharply. The inquiry probes if salaries should increase amid higher prices. Also noted is a tale of an American millionaire whose hotel bill sparked a hotel-building debate, and a note that early Edison bulbs were found in Leadville Church.
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Abr
Geneva
League of Natons
Lengua
League
Genneva
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Buffalo, N.Y
Daily News Letter
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Mokubaia
Lin
Hawaii
Mohumaia
Pearl Cin Peninsula
Foil
the Royal Visitor
Marie of
Roumuania
United States
Cunard
Carinthia
Td Stane
Apia
Samos
Cadefornia
Japan
Tuise
Scotland
Momecratt Maes
Jennie Fortone
Mies
Bartelino Raton
Mptedque Emest
New Mexico
Choeses Lita
Samney
Catoise
Roaudkoterm
Perang
Ptazle
Pate le Atalic
Izfej Allo Uls
Toroil
Thiaush
Ethia
Bern
Crook’s.coal & Supply CO
U.S
Thomas Edison
Leadville
Cal
Koolmotor
Atways Uniform
Via
Cities Service
Automobile Mutual Insurance Association
L. H. Wadsworth
Elyria Block
Elyria
Broad Street
J. C. Carpenter
BLU
A. N. BE. Rasner
C. Hi. Kopp
Nfretare
Macrtiouih
Salle
Sutper
Srefivarien
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