The Jewel of Trocanto in a Foreign Camp
Kynaston endures captivity and a tense night as General Obispo and the blind priest of Trocanto suspect him of stealing a sacred emerald. A demand to locate the jewel escalates into a threat of execution and a possible Villa assault, while Kynaston drafts a guarded message to Upton about a delicate escape.
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Kynaston
Senor Upton
Mark
Leutenant
Obispo
Gringo
Aiscrissal
Upton
Villa
Anwid
Senor
el General Obispo
Gutierrez
el Gemeral
General Obispo
Major Gutierrez
E Coronel Mayer
Trocanto
Queston
Kynastes
Alamos
Jewel of Upton House Threat Looms at Night
Amid tense preparations for a Villista attack at Upton house, inmates discuss action as Dorothy remains resolute. Old Upton and Wilkes conspire near rifles while a lookout warns against frontline exposure. The scene ends with a note promising continuation. Chile's Debt to the Incas is then touched upon, noting llama use for wool and as a beast of burden.
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Tam
Federal Party
Nothieig
Feam
United States
Upton House
Old Upton
John | Wilkes
Mrs. Fane
Dorothy
Chile
Western Mining And Oil News Highlights Arizona Developments
The column notes Hercules Company to build a 300000 dollar tunnel near Jerome with shaft expansions at United Verde Extension. Jerome shaft upgrades and a recent compressor fire recovery are reported. Molybdenum properties added in Copper Creek for 250000, Ralph Cameron sold Grand Canyon claims for 250000. Flotation at Argo mill yields strong results. several mines in Leadville, Nederland, Idaho Springs and Silver Plume report progress, new deposits, and production prospects across Colorado and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizon the
Hay Hercules Company
Arkansas
Copper Creek
Ralph Cameron
Arizona
Grand Cafon
Prescott
Colorado
Argo
Idaho Springs
Wolstone
Leadville
Kokomo
Summit County
Nederland
Cold Spring
Ward
Boulder County
McKenzie
Theodore Coeter
Maximilian Gulch
W. F. Walsh
Chicago Creek
Mary McKinney Mining Company
C. Wuertz
Linwood Lode
Jones Mountain
Gunnison County
New Mexico Mining Activity Reported With New Incorporations
In New Mexico, the Chloride Mining Company of Chloride Sierra county filed incorporation papers with 100000 capital. The Progress Mining Company entered the Steeplerock field in western New Mexico. A new mine near Datil Socorro county named the Mine of the Little Door was located. Operators in San Juan county show activity while Oklahomans plan extensive extensions. Santa Rita Development Company with 1000000 capital insured in mining at Santa Rita filed incorporation papers joining Chino property in Grant county. Galena sample from Grand Central mine at Enaba showed a carload shipping 1000 ounces silver and 45 percent lead. Two 100-barrel producers joined Grass Creek field via Levi Ol Company. Prospectors in Goshen Hole country pursue large ore reserves. Merritt well No1 223-76 yields twenty two barrels daily from rock pressure. Greybull Refining Company reported 2200 barrel well at 1406 feet from six inch bore.
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New Mexico
Chloride Mining Company
Chloride
Sierra County
Progress Mining Company
Datil
Socorro County
Little Door
San Juan County
Santa
Wyoming
Grass Creek
Levi Ol Company
Goshen Hote
Merritt
Greybull Refining Company
Sayre Portrait of Mrs Sayre and Daughter at Williamstown
A recent photograph shows Mrs Francis B Sayre daughter of President Wilson with her young daughter Eleanor Paxson Sayre at the Sayre residence in Williamstown Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christofferson School of Aviation
California
Gong Key
Canton
China
Louis Kinson
Manila
Albert N. F. Tom
Honolulu
Francis B. Sayre
President Wilson
Eleanor Paxson Sayre
Sayre
Williamstown
Mass
Dog Tricks Spark Irish Banter in Navy Tale
Mr. Taylor told friends about his dog’s amazing feats, calling it a fine dog. An Irishman replied that his dog could do the tricks and more, boasting a singing burrd dog seems a playful jibe in a St Louis Globe Democrat clip.
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Pat
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Reassurance in Laredo Barbershop Exchange
General William A. Mann told the Second brigade about the Mexican situation in Laredo. A barber offered a reassurance line, saying he deducts a nickel for every cut and noting a man leaving often has a quarter to spare, highlighting light humor amid tension.
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William A. Mann
Laredo
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Otcer
Xynaston
Arma
Federatistas
Senor Gringo
Mane
Walt Rew
Palomas
el Pass
Mars
Western Mining and Oil News
Nvewapanes Dolton News Service
St. Louis
New York
Pershing
Wershing
Mex
Tuull
Lote
Mrs. Sayre and
Eleanor
Long Toms
Fifth Artillery
Fifth
United States Artillery
el Peso
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