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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1917

Page

9

De Spain Fights Off Four Men In Barroom Duel

De Spain confronts Sandusky Logan and Morgan at a bar in Calabasa. A swift exchange ends with De Spain wounding Logan and Sandusky, killing Logan, and escaping on Sassoon’s horse through a patio window to freedom. Sassoon wounded. De Spain hauls away pursued by the gang.

Sandusky Logan DE Spain Calabasa Sanduski Gale Morgan Whispering Smith Medicine Bend Morgan Brogan Sassoon Harvey Spain Shike Hi Partner Outlaw

De Spain evades pursuers into rugged refuge after escape

After a brutal flight from pursuers, Henry de Spain loses his belt and revolver, is wounded, and stumbles through desert toward Music mountain. He survives by patching an artery in his foot, drifting through darkness, losing his horse, and taking shelter in a granite cave near a waterfall while Calabasas men hunt.

de Spain Sassoon Believ Music Mountain Sleepy Cat Calabasas

De Spains Life Altering Event Foretold in Next Installment

The passage hints at a transformative incident in De Spain's life that will be described in full in the following installment, signaling a pivotal turning point without detailing the event.

de Spain

To Be Continued and The Devil Within Thoughts

An unusual fragment frames a young man who believes he is a devil while an older man recalls a time when he felt similar temptations. The text hints at inner conflict across generations and a motif of moral struggle.

Induction of North Carolina College Leader Riddick

Dr. Carl Riddick was inducted as president of the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts with Gov. Bickett presiding. The ceremony in Pullen Hall featured remarks by Drinker of Lehigh and Dr. Herbert Quick, with Chief Justice Walter Clark administering the oath.

Raleigh Wallace Carl Riddick North Carolinaollege of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts D. H. Hill North Carolina State Department of Agriculture and Experiment Station and Extension Service Bickett Pullen Hall Drinker Lehigh University Herbert Quick Federal Farm Loan Board Walter Clark Riddick K. Graham The State University W. L

Optometrists Elect Officers At Greensboro Meeting

The North Carolina Scientific Section of Optometry held its regular monthly gathering at Dr. J. W. Taylor's office in Greensboro. Officers elected include President Dr. A P Staley Vice President Dr A G Spingler and Secretary Treasurer Dr J Fred Tesh. A scientific session followed with demonstrations and discussions on optics and professional topics.

Optometrists Greensboro North Carolina Scientific Section of Optometry J. W. Taylor A. P. Staley A. G. Spingler J. Fred Tesh

Union Continues Club Work in Union County

The Girls Canning Club of Union County receives another year of support. County commissioners contribute 100 dollars, the board of education 100, the Chamber of Commerce 108, and the agriculture board 100. The State Department of Agriculture adds 100, making a total of 400 dollars. Mrs. B H Griffin of Marshville leads the program.

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Nan of Music Frank H. Spearman Sassoor Jeffries Morgans Lefevyer Lefever Duke Morgan Santa Fe Scott Bob Henry de Spain John Smith and Kennedy Williams Cache M. College GLARK Gov. Bickett Dr. Drinker Lehigh W. C. Riddick
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