Hidden Truths Divide Kin In Lafayette Confrontation
Rachel Gwyn and Kenneth Gwyn confront a twenty year old secret in Lafayette as Rachel reveals she will act regarding her daughter while Kenneth vows no harm to the innocent child. The exchange exposes past scandal and estrangement between the two powerful families.
Intrigue Sparks as Gwynne Heir Faces Family Secrets
Kenneth Gwynne, a young lawyer, confronts Rachel Carter in Lafayette about Viola Gwynne, Minda, and buried family lies. Rachel reveals Viola is not Gwynne’s daughter but Minda’s child, while Viola herself believes she is his half sister. The confrontation exposes long hidden connections and a dangerous game of inheritance.
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Rachel Carter
Kenneth Gwynne
Rachel Gwyn
Lafayette
Kentucky
Ken Sees
Cornell
Ugher
Robert Gwyn
Robert Gwynne
Ken
Viola
Rachel
Minda
Phineas Striker
Striker
Gwyn
Wornap
Secret of Viola's Parentage Revealed in Confrontation
Kenneth Gwynne learns from Rachel Carter that Viola’s true father was not the man she loves. He learns Viola’s upbringing and the will’s omissions, while Rachel insists Viola must never learn the truth. He resolves to guard the secret and leave quietly, ending their uneasy conversation.
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Robert Gwyn
Viola
Kenneth Gwynne
Rachel Carter
Radio programs listed for tomorrow across multiple stations
A roundup of evening schedules from stations including KFAB Pullman KFI KYW KDKA WRAP WBZ WGR WHAS WHN WLAG WLW WMC WOR WOS WTAM and WWJ. Listings show times and formats such as orchestra concerts readings dances and children's programs.
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Eastern
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Pullman
Wash
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Los Ageles
KDKA
East Pittsburgh
KYW
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Central
KSD
St. Louis
WRAP
Fort Worth
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
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Buffalo
Astern
WHAS
Louisville
WHN
New York
WLAG
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St. Paul
WLW
Cincinnati
WMC
Memphis
WOR
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WOS
Jefferson City
WTAM
Cleveland
Fantern
WWJ
Detroit
Egypt to suspend work on Tutenkhamun tomb to allow special visitors
The Egyptian government plans to halt work on Tutankhamun's tomb by the end of January and issue a thousand passes to select visitors, according to reports.
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Tutenkhamun
High Court Rules Excess Earnings Clause Valid
The Supreme Court upheld the excess earnings clause of the transportation act as valid and constitutional in a case brought by the Dayton Good Creek Railway Company of Texas. Several major railways joined in the challenge alleging potential confiscation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Dayton-Good Creek Railway Company of
Texas
Closing Out and Public Sales Across several Iowa towns
A running list of sale dates and locations includes Jan 8 in Ainsworth for Charles Gray. Jan 12 Hillhouse and Reigard in Brighton. Jan 14 public sales by McCoy and Rose in Crawfordsville. Jan 15 an improved 5 care farm in Crawfordsville under Elias Williams trustee. Jan 16 J E Myall closing out near Washington. Jan 18 Mike Trier in Keota. Jan 22 Lambert and Sigafoose near Washington. Jan 28 Henry Witting in Crawfordsville. Jan 29 John Anderson near Ainsworth. Feb 5 C E Griffith Woollston stock sale. Feb 12 W Palmer near Washington closing out sale.
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Elias Williams
Lambert and Sigafoose
Washington
John Anderson
Ainsworth
Russia buys goode freights improving
Baltic ports show rising shipping activity at remunerative rates with British Scandinavian vessels leading. American Dutch and French freighters appear as well. The Seaandinavian Shipping Gazette notes Russia’s continued demand and growing exports, while Baltic states recover and currencies move toward gold backing. Maritime traffic at Dantzig rises as Poland’s trade expands amid chaos in Germany.
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Poland
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Scandinavian Shipping Gazette
Talks on Marketing at State Convention of Iowa Farm Bureau
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention with C. B. Denman of Farmington Missouri slated to discuss cooperative marketing of livestock. Denman, president of the Co operative Live Stock Commission Association, will address attendees Thursday forenoon sharing practical business success and dealership experiences across multiple states. A Washington decision favors a wholesaler in a related matter.
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Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Jan
C. B. Denman
Farmington
Coming Farm Bureau Federation
Denman
Co-operative Live Stock Commission Association
East St. Louie
National
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Missouri
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Tennessee
Mississippi
East St. Louis
Supreme Court rules on distributor rights against unfair competition
The Supreme Court upholds a saler’s right to withhold delivery from a manufacturer who prices to retailers in his territory, provided it does not constitute unfair competition. The ruling comes in the appeal by the Federal Trade Commission in a case against the Raymond Brothers-Clark Company of Omaha Neb. New Russian Coins Minted PETROGRAD Jan 8 The Petrograd mint completes coin orders for the finance ministry including cold beyontzl, silver coins from 10 kopecks to one ruble. Copper coins remain unminted and not yet circulated.
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Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Raymond Brothers-Clark ‘Company
Omatia Neb
Petrograd
Compariat of Finance
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