Desert's Price 14 Seeks Rustlers in Guadaloup Canyon
Wilson McCann and Phil Stark trail rustlers suspected of crossing into Guadaloup canyon in a remote desert region. They find boot prints near a spring and fear Jasper Stark may be involved, prompting plans to recruit help and press on.
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Peter
Phil
Red
Circle Cross
Arizona
Buck
Mal Pass
New York
Basford
Atlast
Guadaloup Canyon
Flying VY
Wils McCann
Wils
Jim Yerby
Julia
Sis
McCann
Guadaloup
Jule
Ethel
Jasper
Will McCann
Mesa
Dave Stone
Tincup Pass
Wilson McCann
Ann Gifford
Ann
Pather
Mr. Stark
Gitner
Lobo
Mr. McCann
Southland
Phil Stark
Yerby
Wilson
Mexico
Jasper Stark
Curt Quinn
Lyn
Sperry Automatic Flight Pilot Keeps Plane Level On Course
A Sperry gyroscopic control system takes the burden from pilots by maintaining level flight and a true course. Used by military bombing planes and many ships, it allows long flights through darkness or fog while crews handle takeoffs and landings.
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Sperry
Geographies South Florida river and lake noted in Pathfinder
Pathfinder Magazine mentions Histocopatcheelacoochee a lake in South Florida and Itchtucky River in the same region as notable geographic features. The quirky names reflect regional naming style and local color for readers with an interest in fishing and exploration.
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South Florida
Capt. James Logan the Indian Scout and Loyalist Hero
A Shawnee youth raised in General Logan’s Kentucky home becomes Capt. James Logan. He fights to clear his name after slanders, defeats Captain Elliot’s men with two companions, is mortally wounded, and dies with military honors praised by General Winchester and Major Hardin.
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Logan
Kentucky
High Horn
Capt
James Logan
Tecumseh
Maumee
Elliot
Winchester
Hardin
Harrison
Western Newspaper Union
Tuscaroras Join Iroquois as Sixth Nation in 1712 Lands
The Five Nations of Troquois Indians held prime New York lands. In 1712 a tribe from North Carolina sought to join the Iroquois and were granted Chenango river land. They were named the Tuscaroras meaning shirt-wearers and became the sixth nation alongside Mohawks Oneidas Onondagas Cayugas and Senecas.
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New York State
North Carolina
Chenango River
Early Newsboys in Britain and Edinburgh Society
The text traces newsboys in Britain from the eighteenth century. It notes Scotland vendors and caddies selling papers and gossip. An Edinburgh society formed in the late seventeenth century but was dissolved in 1710 due to nuisance concerns.
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Great Britain
Scotland
Edinburgh
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Matt
Will
Starks
Papiermache
By William Macleod Raine
Mr. Stone
William MacLeod Raine
Editha
Watson
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