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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

6

Drummond Faces an Fatal House Conspiracy

In a tense confrontation at a country house, Peter son reveals a plan to murder Drummond and his wife with a rifle butt. Phyllis signals aid as Yulowski readies the weapon, but a Black Gang assault erupts, turning the tables on the conspirators.

Black Gang Zadowa Yulowski Carl Peterson Drummond Russia Gadowa Zadona England Phyllis Peterson Charlie Chaplin

Golf ball slices bird at Rayr golf course near Cardiff

W A Evans hit a swallow with his drive on the first tee at Rayr golf course near Cardiff Wales. the ball shattered the bird into two pieces.

Rayr Cardiff Wales W. A. Evans

Drummond relents as Irma and Phyllis intervene in a tense confrontation

In a London club room Peterson faces execution by Hugh Drummond and his black-clad guards after a brutal struggle. Phyllis awakens and pleads to spare him, softening the tense mood and triggering Drummond to release the condemned man. Irma’s presence halts the madness and Peterson collapses, leaving Drummond amused by the turn of events.

Carl Peterson Black England Peterson Hugh Drummond Drummond Yulowski Phyllis Count Zadona Irma Hugh Death’s

The Black Gang Conspiracy Deepens In Essex Scandal

Sir Bryan Johnstone reveals a vast network in England with branches in every town. McIver and ten plain clothes officers raid Maybrick Hall finding fifteen tied captives, a bishoplike cleric, Janet, and a sleeping Italian bound by a wrist chain. Electrocution deaths in the grounds and grisly room scenes underscore a brutal, organized plot led by the gang.

Fernally Sir Bryan Essex Maybrick McIver Maybrick Hall Janet Collec Sir John Mull Black Gang John

The Letter E Opens With Elegance In Walton Tribune

The Walton Tribune celebrates the letter E as a symbol of elegance energy endurance eminence evolution and more. It notes E begins Ernest and ends hope while featuring the letter as a center of usefulness and a playful chest of phrases.

Ernest Walton Tribune

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The Cyril Neneile Sapper George H. Doran CO D. &. B Service No. 10 Adolph Mayfair Peter Darrell Peter Count Zadowa George A. Doran Oo Cyr Mneile Skeree Sir Bryan Johnstone Johnstone Sir John Haverton Great Britain
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