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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

28 Feb 1914

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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1914

Page

14

Political scandal andprivate lives in Standish era

In Washington power brokers debate Standish reforms and Mullins bill as they scramble to undermine him. Ralph Van Dyke, Jim Blake rivalries, and Neligan clash over strategy amid a crowded lobby of corporations and politics. Wanda Kelly letters hint at romantic entanglements as tensions rise.

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Wanda Washington Ralph van Dyke New Yorker America Jim Blake Neligan van Dykes Standish People van Dyke Gragg Mullins Standiah Corporation Saint Anthony Sir Galahad Pilgrim Father Gregg Searth Mark Robertson Robertson Heaven and Hell MTI iSelf Peter Anthony Comstock Abraham Lincolnn Jim Nelgan Reader Tim Jin Blake Nelligan Department of the Interior Keewick Tom Blake Mark Keswick Mr. Standish Broadway Mat Standish van, Dyke Blaken Europes Fowler Jay Naz Fanight
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Standish and Robertson Clash Over Mullin Bill In hotel row

In a Washington hotel corridor ex governor Robertson and insurgent Standish argue over the Mullin bill. Standish defends his fight as opposition to over capitalization and corruption while Robertson vows to press past Standish for power. Tom Blake and Grace are mentioned in telegrams as the plot threads unfold.

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Nee Tom Blake Grace Dad Capitol Washington Mari Robertson Tom New York Ately Foror Standish Mark Robertson Mark
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Newcomer Draws Wide Attention Across Corridor

A hundred eyes from all parts of the corridor fix on the newcomer, drawn by occult attraction and held in wide interest as they turn toward the stranger.

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Eyen
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Jim Blake in Keswick Lobby Plans to Use Standish Scandal

In a Washington corridor scene Blake and allies plot to weaponize a political scandal against Standish. Blake uncovers a former lovers' story tied to Standish and vows to expose the Woman’s name this evening to derail Mullins bill, leveraging church and public opinion.

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A Family Row Over Standish and Political Blackmail

In a tense family scene Blake and his son Tom debate Standish and a franchise scandal. Tom rejects his father’s dirty tactics while acknowledging shared loyalty to their party. The confrontation explores personal integrity, public exposure, and family bonds amid political conflict. Blake pressures Tom to dinner, hinting at Grace’s impending arrival.

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Standish Tom Blake Lonty Rake
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