Battle at the balcony as invaders surge the house
A chaotic siege unfolds at a seaside mansion as attackers breach the balcony and front door. Comrades Dupancean and Seldon defend their position while Jones, Rodney, and Charje battle intruders with swords and improvised defenses amid collapsing furniture and crawling assailants. The aftermath leaves warnings of another assault and reflections on loyalty and risk.
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Ele
Hans Wrais
Macartine Dupancean
Vita
Charles Fee
Wongaress
Etiteh
Olea
Candee
Wwe
Tata
Yale
Tay
Wace
Faye Wilhous
Ling
An Eye to Husiness Art Dealer What You Want 500
An exchange between an art dealer and De Auber shows a dispute over price. The dealer questions the $500 offer, while De Auber suggests the painting could be worth around 3,000 in the long run, but balks at cash discount.
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Charles
Charjesw
Dupaneeng
Rodney
Barbara
Odney
Dupenceau
Etienne
Colossus
Prince
Islip
Vranee
Napoleon
Faney Duponcen
de Auber
Relayed Crowdspeak From a College Relay Chat
Fragmented quotes show a boy boasting in relay events and a parent promising to reuse talents. Odd phrasings mention puppets and wedding plans with garbled dialogue. A heavy, four pound weight is noted in an unclear context.
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Washington Sterald
Mrs Howard Gould Fashion Costs Highlight Divorce Suit
Katharine Clemmons Gould testifies in her divorce case detailing lavish spending at Castle Gould Palm Beach and Europe. She describes multiple wardrobes including dinner gowns priced at 500 to 600 dollars and daily ensembles costing hundreds, with frequent dressing changes during travels.
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Howard Gould
Katharine Clemmons Gould
Hye
Lving
Castle Gould
Gould
Palm Beach
Europe
President Taft Proclaims Opening Western Reservations to Settlement
President Taft issues a proclamation opening about 440000 acres in Flathead Montana 200000 acres in the Coeur d Alene Idaho and 60000 to 100000 acres in Spokane Washington for settlement and entry. Registration runs July 15 to August 5 at Kalispell Missoula Spokane and Coeur d Alene with drawings starting August 9 at 10 am and entries due by April 10 1940. Regulations to follow around June 1.
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Inanes
Taft
Flathead
Mont
Conect A d’Alene
Idaho
Spokane, Wash
Kallspell
Missoula
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Malla
Radical Unemployed Program in Kansas City
A city survey reports a seven member committee from the Tenement Commission, the Pardon and Parole Board, the Manufacturers Association, Associated Charities, United Hebrew Charities, organized labor, and the unemployed. They form a program to tackle unemployment and condemn living conditions that undermine health.
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Kansas City
Tenement Commission
Pardon and Parole Board
Manufacturers’ Association
Associated Charities
United Hebrew Charities
Organized Labor
Fragmented testimony on gowns and living costs in early 20th century trial
The witness described gown costs from 40 to 50 dollars and noted hotel expenses around 200 dollars weekly plus 500 dollars a month for an automobile. A separate analysis argues Americans retain stature and vigor, endorsing social interventions, work rights, and discouraging gratuitous charity as part of industrial reform.
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Gould
Edituy Devine
Amercan Academy of Political and Social Science
Ving
Missouri
Status of Woman Suffrage in the States
Four states grant full suffrage Idaho Colorado Utah and Wyoming while four more states or a territory allow voting on school questions Connecticut Delaware Florida Iowa Illinois Indiana Kentucky Kansas Michigan Massachusetts Minnesota Mississippi Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Dakota Oklahoma Ohio South Dakota Vermont Washington Wisconsin. Louisiana only allows work taxpayers to vote on taxation questions. Iowa and Minnesota have additional local voting rights. Kansas grants voting in certain matters.
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Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Iowa
Dinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Kansas
Michigan
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Ohio
South Dakota
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Senate Debates Tariff and Print Paper Duties
The Senate spent Thursday debating Aldrich amendments on print paper duties and German competition. House adjourned with no major action. Friday saw votes on paper duties, income tax, and Bailey amendments, while the House remained idle. Senate Saturday examined a range of tariff topics but took little final action, with committees and bills paused at day’s end.
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Senate
Aldrich
Brown
Nebraska
Aincan Mills
Canada
United State
Senaiors Aldrich
Hale
Finance Committee
Lorimer
Bailey
Bailey Sotcht
House
Beveridge
Ie House
Snow slide reported in Aber cromibie canyon Alaska
A large snow slide in Aber cromibie canyon on the Copper Rover area in Alaska buries two men. James J. Hill of Seattle claims James A. Patten did not cause a controversy in wheat. The note hints at supply and demand driving the furor across the country.
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Nubbins
Abercromibie Canyon
Copper Rover
Alaska
James J. Hill
Seattle
James A. Patten
Wewt Couanpas
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Une World
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Abe
Vlab
Tyvu
Liste
Jake Rinehart
Jake
Doce
Tabor
Chovlkarblark
Eugeng Weel
Stewige
Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell
Oxford
Lindies
Nora
Sattlira
Ald Goult
Work of Congress
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