Sunset Trial in Mexico Camp Drama Continues
In a blistering noonday pursuit Dave confronts Rosa at the Morales house about Jose Sanchez and Don Ednardo’s murder. Rosa denies, then entangles in fear as Dave uses threats to elicit truth while a distant clinking of spurs signals new trouble.
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Dave
Morales
Montrosa
Rosa
Sangre de Cristo
Jose Sanchez
Jose
Don Ednardo
Panfilo
Sissini
Senor Ed
Uge
Jose Sanchex
Las Palmas
Blaze Jones
Blaze
Ed Austin
Jones
Water-Cure Torture and Captured Mexican Confessor
Dave Law tortures Jose Sanchez to extract the location of Senora Austin and Longoria's plans after Ed Austin is killed. Jose collapses under water torture, finally confesses. Blaze Jones arrives, confirms Ed’s death and Senora Austin’s capture, and Dave reports she’s taken toward La Feria with Longoria’s outfit.
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Rio Grande
Rosa
Dave
Jose
Senora Austin
la Feria
Longoria
Senor
Pil
Law
José
Alaire
Ted
God
Josef
Mie
Alaire Austin
Boved
Ed Austin
Pecan
Las Palmas
Austin
Blaze
Longorio
Las’ Primas
Washington
Mexico City
Ultra High Speed Electric Rail Plan For 600 MPH
Scientists describe a levitated electric rail concept achieving 500 600 mph using electro magnetic levitation. A Petrograd professor and engineers detail car magnets aluminum rails and battery storage to reduce friction and propel trains at extreme speeds.
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New York City
San Francisco
Boris Petrovskh Weinberg
Imperial University of Petrograd
New York
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Weinberg
Emile Bachelet
Mount ' ‘Vernon
England
BUILD RAILROADS IN CHINA
It is the American determination to provide rail roads which will return operating profits in developing traffic. Our merchants and manufacturers on the Pacific coast who believe in China’s possibilities look forward to the opening of the Chinese market. It should mean demand for steels rails bridges cars locomotives and machinery for industrial plants along the railroad lines.
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Asia
United States
China
Pacific
Milla
Block Signals Fail To Warn On Southern Pacific
Records show automatic block signals on the Southern Pacific failed to indicate danger to the locomotive engineer 89 000 times in one year. With about 7 000 signals in use costing 4 500 000 dollars the system logged 71 000 000 operations in 1916.
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Southern’ Pacific
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By Rex Beach
Harper & Brothers
Walla
Josa
Hutman
Don Eduardo
Jond
Definiee
Bak Tiensnyy
Dealton
Teels
Steuer EU
Morrmons
Sorage Battery
Colorado
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