The Mysterious Fate of Stella Blythe at Sea
Walt Blake plans to sell out and leave the coast to move north after a troubled love triangle with Lida Blythe. A newspaper fragment in the scene hints Stella Blythe died mysteriously at a hotel in San Antonio, leaving the others to face a grim, fateful consequence.
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EL Holmes
Walt Blake
Bangor
Richardson Tract
Bead
Suwailul
Bil
Eld Saltors
Coltare
Shreve
Capea EB
Ida
Watt
Ell
Walt
Stella Blythe
Caime
Nurie
Khel
Lida
Captain Elf
Wait
Waits
San Antonio
Texas
Nctreal
Miss Blythe
Blake
Lightning cure for stomach trouble amazes rancher
Mike Keating, a cowhand on J. H. Boyce’s Dalhart Texas ranch, says a lightning bolt cured his stomach ailment and restored appetite after hours of unconsciousness. He demanded a big meal as soon as he woke, while cowhands and a dog named cookie watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Keating
J. H. Boyce
Dalhart
Tex
Keating
Kunting
Not Thin Time in Philadelphia Inquiries
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a variety agent and others arguing over a show. Tension centers on a verbal agreement and public reception as characters discuss writing and testing a plan amid unclear references to Mr. Holemone and a Philadelphia inquiry.
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Snive
Comlal
Ingebulr
Holemone
Aira
Jack” Geraghty
Newport
Geraghty
Kinle
John French
Abe
Geraghtys
Minneapolis
Mhods Island Kennel Club
Newnest
Great Britain as Armory of the Allies in War Output
In a Commons speech F Kellaway outlines Britain's vast munitions drive. He cites 4,000 wartime firms, a surge in production, and rapid scientific advances enabling optical glass, height finders for Zeppelins, and expanded labor by 2.5 million workers, with women making major gains.
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London
Great Britain
F. Kellaway
Doctor Addison
Ministry of Munitions
Kellaway
Tor Many
Areenala
House of Commons
Lloyd-George
Somme
France
Russa
Italy
Imperial College
South Kensington
National Physical Laboratory
Teddington
Tales From The Somme Push Behind The Lines
London reports flood in of the Somme assault as wounded soldiers recount gritty bayonet deeds and artillery precision at Montauban. Terrible losses and moments of daring emerge with accounts of a German machine gunner in a tree and heroism across trenches and dugouts.
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London
Somme
Wem
Montauban
Alx
Krolen
Tragic Chicago Divorce Case Reveals Silent Suffering
A Chicago woman learns through a court filing that her husband’s death and a hidden past shaped their troubled marriage. The story describes a weary wife who spoke no words at dinner as the husband, noticing her unspoken pain, confronted the unraveling strain of their relationship.
Train tragedy near Copeland claims mother and child
Disrupted westbound train near Copeland leads to a frantic rescue attempt. A mother and her child are reported missing after a derailment and a nurse’s hurried efforts to reach the scene while bystanders chase the runaway vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Santa
Sabe
Copeland
Tod
Pansienger
Capeland
Ciarel
Traiy
Ayel
Angry Rooster Beats Baby in Tollet Incident
A violent attack in Tollet recounts a rooster attacking an infant as the boy chased it. Police intervened after the bird struck the child, causing head injuries and temporary danger before bystander Lowther intervened. The incident spurred a lengthy search and reported injuries.
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Tollet
Hira
Murg
Peaglor
Faery Hama
Wii Fuer
Busnone
Lowther
Fish on Line Fires Gun at Courtland Court
A report from Courtland involves a person firing a gun on a line fishing outing. No injuries are described and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Courtland
Kany
Hichurt
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W. G. Chapman
Tan
God
Eli
Cowboy
Philadelphia
Alliee
Onur
United Kingdom
Wom
von Hindenburg
Archduke Karl Francis Joseph
Galle
Picardy
Chicago
Fischer
Tim
Heron
Ming
Rooster
Baby
Joliet
Bour
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