The Masquerade in the Blue Circle House Mystery
Renshaw confronts Jenks and the gang after a staged masquerade in a London estate, freeing hostages, recovering jewelry, and detaining the crooks. He binds a foe, retrieves plunder, and calls police as dawn approaches, while planning to safeguard Miss Campbell and pursue arrests.
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Renshaw
Jewkes
Trenshaw
Trestraw
Tiny
Xenshaw
Jonks
Annie
Campbell
Tonks
Tove
Jenks
Sient
Edward Edwards
Jos Stevens
Jozeph Tenks
Chapter XIII Four of 3 Kind Fights Stranger in Dim Closet
The scene recalls a brutal fight as a mysterious figure resembles a boy and a tense struggle unfolds on a carpeted floor. The combatants twist and strain while a pale figure clutches with strong, strangling force as the scene grows increasingly grisly.
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Koushian
Bey Caine
Cement Workers Benefit Association in Oklahoma Port
The Oklahoma Port Cement Company Employees Benefit Association, organized in 1928, provides sickness and death benefits to members. Since inception, $5,867.40 has been paid, including $4,088 for sickness and death. Death benefits total $2,000 to a member’s relatives. Directors elected include Claude McMillan president and Lee F. Sth as secretary treasurer. The plan collects $0.80 to $0.200 in death loss and pays $1.50 daily for sickness. The program reports stable finances and growing membership.
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Emloxves
Oklahman Portfim
Pkyee Sheve
Xlek
Oho Partland Cement Company Employees Benefit Association
Geosee Wa
Thungaril
John Craigin
Woo. Marley
Ethel Driver
Dutah Moore
Lawrence Svony
Charie Robsmith
Tun Dodson
Atecowa
Chapter XIV Hit Own Man
Police removed a fainting prisoner as Doctor Norris treated Verity and Madame with chlorotorn after the alarm. Renghan hosted guests momentarily while Campbell’s bluehair sat near the rebirth fire and Morris praised Verity’s daring stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Hlm
Verity
Renghan
Campbell
Morris
Vority
Moan
United States Helped Film Industry Grow in 1924
A report cites the board of directors aiming to make the coming year the best in the organization’s history. It notes that in 1924 the United States supplied 90 percent of the film industry’s needs globally, marking a pivotal year for production and distribution.
Verity Enchants Healed Mind at End of Tale
Renshaw and Morris discuss identities and a plan to visit Miss Campbell. In the hospital Verity awakens as a guiding presence, and Renshaw, moved beyond past sufferings, vows devotion while contemplating a future with Verity as the story ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renshaw
Morris
Chen
Tam
Stanley
Rose
Miss Campbell
Verly
History of Odd Fellows Celebration and Growth
Friday's Daily reports the Odd Fellows and Rebecca lodge celebration closing Thursday with parade and awards. Judge Williams of Wynnewood traced the order from 1819 to 1900s growth to 3,000,000 members, highlighting core values of Friendship Love Truth and charity.
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Rebekahe
Allen
Mr. Jones
Konawa
Wayne Roberts
Noble Grand
Ada Lodge
Thearden
Williams of
Wynnewoot
Willams
Willkams
Oder
Two Million Bushels Of Wheat Destroyed In Elevator Blaze
In Chicago on April 23 more than 2,000,000 bushels of corn and oats owned by the Grain Marketing corporation burned inside two wooden elevators, threatening the south industrial area before containment. Losses estimated at 2,250,000 dollars, insured, with claims tied to Rosenbaun Crain corporation and Farmers cooperative organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain Marketing Corporation
Emmanuel F. Rosenbaun
Rosenbaun Crain Corporation
Farmers Co-Operative Organization
May Queen Chosen At East Central Fete
Senior East Central student Misa Alice Cowling was named May Queen after winning the three-week popularity contest. She had earlier been elected Pesugi Queen, sponsored by Tri Sigma, with H. P. Butcher of the faculty as referee. The page also notes National Guard strength figures from last year.
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Misa Alice Cowling
East Central
Miss Gowing
Tri Sigma
Velna Scott
Sue Barrett
Elizabeth Cain
Soph
Alice Gowing
H. P. Butcher
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Gains Public Fame
Sixty years ago a young Pennsylvania physician rose to prominence by treating disease with his Favorite Prescription. Dr Pierce later moved to Buffalo and distributed the tonic through druggists nationwide. The remedy, touted for female ailments, claimed to ease pain nervousness dizziness and weakness. Trial tablets offered for 10 cents with free medical advice.
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Pennsylvania
Pierca
Fnally
Buffalo
Pierce
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Elizabeth Jordan
Rorshaw
West Wing
James
Codfiah Hart
Andie
New York
Rickett
Dle
Mulne
London
Violet
Catewell
Renstinn
Win
Dark Tower
Jones
Hart
Aind
Slim Jim
Alwerity
Waites
Tibet
Joitee
Uiem
Cement Workers
Protective Health Insurance Company
Refloviang
Amily
Ieoum
Tie Association
Tifa
Ada
Wynnewooa
May
National Guard of the United States
Drs. Lewis and
Sugg
Bradfield Regulator Go
B-Ali
Athinta
G. W. Golightly
West Main Street
Moore and Floyd
Moore & Floyd R
Moore and
C. W. Floyd
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