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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

10

The Miwaka mystery haunts the Drum and a letter

Constance and Henry confront echoes of the Miwaka disaster as Alan Conrad probes lost lives and a secret list of relatives. A telegram hints Alan may seek Uncle Benny, now vanished, while clues about Captain Stafford’s fate and a wedding ring case swirl, leaving Constance wary of deeper family ties.

Alan Ian Wen Papa Yesteray Carmen Petesy Man Captain Afford Mr. Spearman Henry Alan Conrad Buffalo E. Watch Afford Benny Connie Uncle Benny Astor Street Wassaquam Ben Corvet Ben Manitowoc Constance Caleb Stafford Stafford Mr. Sherrill Mr. Carvet

Old Burr of the Ferry Probed for links to the Miwaka

Alan Conrad pursues clues aboard the Pontiac and in Manitowoc to verify if old Jim Burr is linked to the Miwaka mystery. Burr's wary behavior over the Stafford watch hints at a hidden relation to Corvet’s vanished list, leading Alan to seek a berth on Number 24 to keep watching.

Old Burr Pontiac Lake Superior Alan Jim Burr James Burr Benjamin Corvet Burr Manitowoc Captain Stafford Constance Sherrill Sault Ste. Marie Carferry Habor Old Carr Corvet Cleveland Harbor Point Stafford Frank Burr Port Corbay

Labor Bank to Open in Minneapolis About Sept 1

The first labor bank in the Northwest, capitalized at 200000 dollars, will open in Minneapolis in the loop district around September 1 or soon after. It is owned financed and operated under direction of members of the Big Four railroad brotherhoods unions. W P Kennedy of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen reports plans have been progressing for months.

Labor Bank Minneapolis Big Four Railroad Brotherhoods Minneapolis First Labor Bank The First Labor Bank Northwest Loop W. P. Kennedy Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen State of Iowa Emmet County J. P.kirby C. C. Gravatt

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