Silent City saga of love and squatters in Ithaca
Polly Hopkins navigates a web of romance and conflict in Silent City near Ithaca New York. Marcus Mackenzie fights to remove squatters while Evelyn Percival and Robert struggle to aid Polly and secure justice amid threats, feuds, and a dramatic aftermath.
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Silent City
Ithaca
New York
Polly Pking
Granfope
Oscar
Evelyn Kertsof
Polly
Marcis Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Evelyn Robertson
Robert
Evelyn
Wpolly
Blvelyn
Tiobert Percival
Bennett
Chaber IV
Keviyn
Larry Bishop
Nminvelyn
Arcus Mackenzie
Ign
Robert Pereval
Robert Perce Bennett
Velgn
Percival
Hopkina
Theof
Felon
Robertson
Hopkins
Pollyoes
Cercival
Granny Hope
Vercival
Kevelyn
Small
Jerry
Patty
Dennett
Marcus
Heart
Eve Darling
Theri
Bob
Mare
Polly Hopkins
Mrs. MacKenzie
MaccKenzie
Robert Percival
Silent
Pollyep
Wally Hop
News Roundup from Journal Correspondents in Fairfield
Jay Busby and family spent the weekend in Fairfield. Lester Leeper is back home after a three week hospital stay. Frank Melinskey sawed wood for Frank Leeper Thursday. Ray Miller works for James Baird. Oscar George hauls posts from Roy Fetters. Joe Wright’s men haul gravel and lumber. Joe Wright shipped a carload of hogs from Cannon and Brown farm. Ed Miller helped saw wood. Sherm Knox has a new Ford delivery truck to deliver milk.
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Erdi Verdi
Jay Busby
Fairfield
Lester Leeper
Frank Melinskey
Frank Leeper
Ray Miller
James Baird
Oscar George
Roy Fetters
Joe Wright
Cannon and Brown
Ed Miller
Sherm Knox
Miss Martha Bear Seriously Ill In Young America
Friends in the Young America area report the serious condition of Miss Martha Bear. County nurse Effie Haines cared for her at the Young America school last Wednesday. The item lists several local residents visiting and family movements around town.
Keota Social Ties and Family Visits Noted
Jennie Gardenier of Keota entertained at the Frank Pringle home last Wednesday. In the afternoon she and Mrs. Pringle visited their ailing aunt Mrs. Charles Cor ette in town. Mrs. Ben Briley Harold Mary and Willa Maxine joined last Tuesday at the Maine home while Mr Bailey attended the democratic caucus. Mr and Mrs J N Phillipe visited her mother Mrs Frank Bailey last Friday. Frank Pringle and sons Leland Burl later visited his mother in Keota last Saturday.
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Jennie Gardenier
Keota
Frank Pringle
Pringle
Charles Corette
Ben Briley
Harold
Mary
Willa Maxine
Maine
Bailey
J. N. Phillipe
Frank Bailey
Leland and
Burl
Mr. Pringle
Bottomley Held for Trial Over Victory Bond Club Funds
London May 1 Horatio Bottomley MP and former Join Bell editor faces trial on charges he diverted large sums from a victory bond club's subscribers. He organized the club to sell bonds in small amounts and told the judge he is innocent, claiming persecution and financial ruin while suspending payments to members.
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London
Horatio Bottomley
Join Bell
Victory
Bottomley
Bandits Leave Mock Official Board After Burglary
Two burglars entered the home of M. Sturtz an insurance broker and after taking valuables left behind a mock official board reading expert crooks services at reasonable rates with specialties such as pocket picking film flamming second story work buckling blackjacking and robbing babies banks a specialty.
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New York
M. Sturtz
Vassar Defeats Brown in Debate on Philippine Independence
Vassar College defeated Brown University in a debate held in Poughkeepsie New York on May 1 with Vassar holding the affirmative on the resolution that the United States should grant independence to the Philippines.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vasser College
Brown University
Vassar
United States
Bondholders Reassured on Liberty Bond Genuineness
Congressmen tour the country to reassure constituents about Liberty bond holdings amid duplicate-bond charges. Rep Johnson OS. DD. cites up to 400 million in duplicates, while Secretary Mellon affirms that any duplicate bond found will be promptly honored by the government.
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Washington
Johnson OS. DD
Mellon
Battle for Tientsin Advances as Chane Teo-Lin Seizes City
Pao Ting Pu reports a heavy battle along the Tientsin front. Chane Teo-Lin forces now hold Tientsin and extend their line 15 miles south of the Peking Tientsin railroad. Wu Pei Fu’s army continues the push toward this major port city.
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Pao Ting Pu
China
Wu Pei Fu
Tientsin
Chane Teo-Lin
Peking-Tientsin
Peking
Farm Hand Bound Over in Farmer Death Case
Clyde Ft. Chambers, 35, a farm hand of Faulkton South Dakota, was bound over to the circuit court without bail on a murder charge in connection with the killing of Witt Monroe, a farmer who employed him.
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Faulkton
S. 1
Clyde Ft
Some Mens Ideas of Personal Enjoyment Quoted
Anete Eben comments on public behavior and law, noting that some men want to force a police role on anyone who enjoys themselves. The quotation reflects social tensions and attitudes toward authority and personal freedom.
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Anete Eben
Hat envy and gossip at the club tea
A witty exchange reveals social chatter about fashion and shared hats. One woman notes her new headpiece while another boasts passing on the trend to eight friends, showcasing clubroom gossip and social bonds.
Sailor Regains Health After Tanlac Trial
Francis K. Brown of Chicago, a sailor on the Str. Marquette between Buffalo and Chicago, says exposure from bad weather left him run down with a sour stomach and sleepless nights. After taking Tanlac he reports a strong recovery and renewed energy to match the crew. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists.
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Francis Brown
Tanlac
Francis K. Brown
State St
Chicago
Marquette
Buffalo
Annette
Gasoline fumes kill farm livestock near Des Moines
Benjamin Fegley, a farmer northeast of Des Moines, left his car engine running all night and found two horses a cow a calf and 378 chickens dead from gas asphyxiation. Investigation points to exhaust fumes from the automobile as the cause.
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Des Moines. In
Benjamin Fegley
Fegley
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