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ALL-WOOL MORRISON
Time: Today Place: The United States
Period of Action: Twenty-four Hours
by HOLMAN DAY
Author of "The Rider of King Log" "The Red Lane" "King Spruce" "Where Your Treasure Is"
To
PERCIVAL P. BAXTER
A Consistent and Courageous Champion in the Protection of "The People's White Coal." With the Author's Sincere Friendship and High Regard.
CONTENTS
I. HOW "THE MORRISON" BROKE ST. RONAN'S RULE
II. THE THREAT OF WHAT THE NIGHT MAY BRING
III. THE MORRISON ASSUMES SOME CONTRACTS
IV. ANSWERING THE FIRST ALARM
V. THE MEN WHO WERE WAITING TO BE SHOWN
VI. THE MAN'S WORD OF THE MAYOR OF MARION
VII. THE THIN CRUST OVER BOILING LAVA
VIII. A ROD IN PICKLE
IX. MAKING IT A SQUARE BREAK
X. A SENATOR SIZES UP A FOE
XI. FLAREBACKS IN THE CASE OF LOVE AND A MOB
XII. RIFLES RULE IN THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE
XIII. THE LINE-UP FORMS IN THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE
XIV. THE IMPENDING SHAME OF A STATE
XV. THE BOSS OF THE JOB
XVI. THE CITY OF MARION SEEKS ITS MAYOR
XVII. THE CAPITOL IN SHADOW
XVIII. THE CAPITOL ALIGHT
XIX. LANA CORSON HAS HER DOUBTS
XX. IN THE COLD AND CANDID DAYLIGHT
XXI. A WOMAN CHOOSES HER MATE
All-Wool Morrison
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HOW "THE MORRISON" BROKE ST. RONAN'S RULE
On this crowded twenty-four-hour cross-section of contemporary American life the curtain goes up at nine-thirty o'clock of a January forenoon.
Locality, the city of Marion--the capital of a state.
Time, that politically throbbing, project-crowded, anxi