The Lone Ranger A Border Romance Hero Faces Outlaw Fate
Buck Duane, son of a famed Texas ranger, murders a boastful rival in a Taos like town and becomes a hunted outlaw. The story follows his flight into the wild border country, haunted by the ghost of the killed man and the memory of his father, as he seeks a life on the edge between law and lawlessness.
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Hardin
Rio Grande
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Cal
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Hartin
Ike
Wellston
Sol White
White's
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Dunne
Howdy
Sol
White
Fie
Gore
Burt
Sam
Sheriff Oaks
Fir “Duke
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Everall
Bain
Ted
Bath
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Truman
Dune
Jine
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Jim
Tinele
Tex
Buckley Dunne
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Eax
Cal Bain
Gunsat
Army Pistol Shoots Colors For Night Signaling
A garbled report notes a United States Signal Corps project using cartridge firings in different hues for nighttime signaling. The description mentions a colored display and a memorial to Abe, but the text is heavily corrupted and hard to interpret.
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Army
United States Signal Corpa
Abe Gistant
The Old Flag Holds Civil War Bond of Two Veterans
On Flag Day June crowds cheered as aging Sergeant Landon found a torn Civil War flag in a hidden chest. General Edwards, once a boy fighter nicknamed Little Bill, revealed himself and shared a reunion with Landon, raising the veteran’s flag above the procession.
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Landon
Jim
Sergenant
General Edwards
Bill’ Edwards
Litttle Bill’ Edwards
London
Edison Warns Abnormal Times Demand Readiness
In a New York Herald interview Thomas Edison says the world is out of normal, Americans must be prepared, and the war in Europe will last at least another year. He notes German strength, urges balanced protests, and backs Roosevelt as a truthful leader. He predicts continued prosperity till war ends, with future European immigration after the conflict.
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Thomas Edison
New York Herald
Edison
Europe
Mr. Edison
Germany
Mexico
Ford
Hughes
Wilson
France
England
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
America
League Club
New York City
Holisop
United States
Time to Save Water Powers in Public Interest
The Milwaukee Journal argues that conserving water power is essential as electric transmission grows and railroads adopt electric power. It warns that leasing water power risks public loss of income and national resource control, urging legislation that enables use as market demand increases rather than restricting access.
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Milwaukee Journal
Europe
Congress
Ballinger
Electrical World notes bumper first quarter for big US distributors
In sharp contrast with prior years the first quarter of 16 shows unprecedented activity for electrical manufacturers and wigs in the United States. The three largest distributors General Electric Westinghouse Electric and Western Electric report strong orders and outlooks for the year based on early 16 data, highlighting varied growth and comparisons across prior years. A separate England machine trial tests textile durability with dull edged bindings rubbed by an electric motor.
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United States
General Electric Company
Westinghouse “Electric’ 4 Manufacturing Company
Weatsern Electric Company
Regeany
Oric
Dravious
England
Corn For Ammunition From The Wall Street Journal
An ill wind that blows to farmers yields aid for war effort. The army relies on farm products for gear and supplies, with cotton and corn linked to glycerin and explosives. The piece notes how millions of bales of cotton and corn derivatives feed and clothe troops while contributing to munitions production.
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Wall Street Journal
Armiea
Huropa
Electric World Repurposes Surplus Power Amid Cease Order
A fragmented report notes the Washington Water Power Company facing a three year cease, repurposing surplus electricity with pedal and steam devices. It mentions the public interest in new energy uses and the potential attractiveness of the revived system.
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Dollan
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