The Treasure of Ivor Castle Sequel Teaser
A narrator in a western English county visits Ivor Castle and follows a hidden passage with allies to uncover a royal treasure. Hood and Captain Sercombe pursue a forged paper clue as the group nears a secret chamber beneath the castle. The scene ends with a doorway reveal and a looming continuation.
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Ivor Castle
Montgomery
Kesteven
Ili—Kesteven
Hood
Mr. Kesteven
Sercombe
Crown
Sheppard
London
Rich Man's Son Charged With Embezzling $11,000
Chas O Warn ren, son of the president of the Swedish American Bank, was arrested at noon in St Paul for embezzling $11,000 from the Minnesota Grain Company. The father fainted when told of the charge and refused to aid his son.
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St. Pavel
Chas. O. Warren
Swedish American Bank
Minnesota Grain Company
Minneapolis
Stratford Dynamite Misadventure by Mischievous Boys
In Stratford two dozen dynamite sticks were found in pockets of boys Albert Zint Eerl Pitcher and Joseph Robstrock as police revealed a storehouse break in. Twelve sticks recovered with fifteen still missing as townsfolk fear accidental blasts.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Stratford
Albert Zint
Eerl Pitcher
Joseph Robstrock
Hans Liegell
Vey
Shriff Stagg
Women to Have Pockets at Dressmakers Convention
At the National Protective Dressmakers convention in Chicago attendees watched gown reproductions from the Roosevelt Longworth wedding and heard plans for pocketed skirts. Miss White announced future dresses would be more demure and cheaper, with new padded waists for shoulder impact and purses replaced by pockets to deter theft.
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Chicago
Protective Dressmakers
Roosevelt Longworth
Miss White
Kansas Farmers Grow Corn Hairs for Tamales Trade
Kansas farmers expand into a niche crop raising corn hairs for hot tamales, a Mexican import item sold in Kansas City and nearby towns, reflecting diversified farming and regional cuisine commerce.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Husks bring cash in Indian Territory packing trade
The Springfield Republican notes twenty bales of husks yield two dollars per sack and Kansas City packing houses use husks as cargo casings. Demand rises with bleached, quality husks and profits from husk production may exceed feeding corn to cattle.
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Kansas City
Springfield Republican
Rockefeller attacked as promoter of corporate evil at Chicago talk
Andrew Cook accused John D. Rockefeller of promoting corporate evil in a University of Chicago address. The bold critique surprised Midway readers as Cook urged openness about how corporations are formed and operated, condemning stock watering and other abuses in the Rockefeller system.
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Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Cook
University of Chicago
Cook
Bank Robbery in Cunningham Bank by Three Masked Men
Three masked men forced entry to the Inland bank at Cunningham in Adams county about 5 o clock this morning. Banker F. W Parker who slept in the building was seized gagged blindfolded and his arms and legs bound. Police and local residents are investigating the raid and pursuing suspects.
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Spokane
Maren
Inland Bank
Cunningham
Adams County
F. W Parker
Depew and Platt Struggle for Senate Presence
The article notes Senator Depew has vanished from the Senate after a brief return post Christmas, appearing uneasy and out of favor. Senator Platt remains active but heavily reliant on aides, unable to walk unaided and escorted between carriages and desks, signaling physical decline amid political activity.
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Washington
Depew
Senate
Platt
Bank Robbery With Nitro and Ycerin Sparks Escape
Bandits fired five charges and wrecked the building during a bank robbery. The explosion damaged the safe containing about $1700. Banker Parker was tied and required about an hour to free himself and raise the alarm as the sheriff pursues the robbers.
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Parker
Shcliff
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Rockefeller
Daily World
Wilmer Atkinson
Farm Journal
Wenatchee
Chelan County
Popular Farm Journal
Advance
World Advance Publishing CO
Wenatchee, Washington
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