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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
6
The narrative follows Major Holton and Garcia amid covert operations and shifting loyalties near Cuban theater. Fragments show spy activity, rumors of a ceasefire, and movements toward the American fleet as battles near San Juan unfold.
Lieutenant Holton escorts a Cuban youth to Bevil and Santiago as they evade pursuit after a tense exchange with a dispatch from Washington. Holton is warned by the youth about danger and signals a planned meeting with a girl who may reconcile loyalties amid the pursuit.
In a shadowed exchange, Misa La Tessa urges Holton to act as a Cuban revolt threatens U S forces. They debate warning Garcia or Shafter while a planned meeting of Cuban officers looms. She vows to carry a dispatch to the gathering. the scene ends with a risky decision.
A haggard stranger led a man to a policeman and recounted a tale as they moved in disguise. The next morning the vagrant demanded explanation while claiming not to be a bad man. A torn paper found the previous night prompted questions about a supposed shipport and a gentleman reading a beat diary.
Twenty five prominent men in Des Moines formed a temporary Iowa executive committee to push public ownership of railroads and utilities. The drive aims to recruit other states and later form a national body, with Col. Smith Brookhart chairing the Iowa group. They plan to urge Congress to authorize a federal commission to study public ownership options. The effort is nonpartisan and pledges thorough investigation before any final stance.
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