Battle on the cold ridge ends with Dan’s raid and Snowbird’s stand
In a tense confrontation Cranston faces Dan Failing over a rifle and supplies as a struggle erupts. Dan wins the exchange, seizing Cranston’s weapons while Snowbird fights wolves and the freezing night, determined to hold the fire and endure until rescue or dawn.
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Device Promises Quick Sleep For Insomniacs
A new device claims to cure insomnia by turning discs that rotate in opposite directions. The user watches the discs with fixed eyes after starting the mechanism and soon falls into deep sleep.
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Runaway Couple Seeks Immediate Marriage
A young couple rushed into a marriage license bureau and told the clerk they wished to marry at once. The clerk warned a possible runaway match as the groom joked they walked fast to the altar.
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President Hails Pacific Peace Portal Dedication
President Harding praises the Pacific Peace Portal near Blaine Washington as a symbol of more than a century of unbroken peace between the United States and Great Britain and Canada. Samuel Hill of Seattle conceived the portal and the Pacific Highway Association built it.
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Peace Treaty Prompts Alley Dwellers Crisis in City
The district faces enforcement of a 1914 alley law within a year of peace. 8,500 residents in alleys need housing as 80 alleys could become minor streets for 2,000 people, leaving 7,600 still without homes. District commissioners may delay city operations until housing normalizes.
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Harding to Golf With Newspaper Men
President Harding plans to participate in the newspaper golf tournament next year. Washington correspondents may form a permanent golf association following his announcement. Golf talent among Washington bureaus varies from Star’s McCallum at plus two to Cleveland Press’ Sack near 186. Veterans like Albert of the New York World and others are noted for their swings as the sport captivates the capital press corps.
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Women Scrub the Statue of Suffragists
Members of the National Woman’s Party visited the Capitol at six to urge preservation of the statue of Susan B Anthony Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. They appealed to capitol charwomen to clean the memorial and the rotunda room beneath.
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