The Nine Clues Turned Up For a Murder Case
A wealthy San Francisco businessman Leopold Gantvoort is murdered before his elopement with Creda Dexter. Madden Dexter and Charles Gantvoort oppose the match. The detective narrator plans to interview Madden aboard a train, then is knocked into the bay aboard a ferry. The story follows the detective’s recovery as he calls O’Gar and contacts Charles to arrange meetings and uncover the truth behind the threats.
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Dashiell Hammett
Leopold Gantvoort
San Francisco
Creda Dexter
Madden
Gantvoort
Charles
Madden Dexter
O’gar
Charles Gantvoort
Dexter
Sacramento
Oakland
Mr. Smith
Smith
Dexters
Creda
New York
B.f.&f. Iron Corporation
The Gantvoort Con Isn’t a Simple Trick
In a crowded ferry and Dexter apartment caper, I uncover Madden Dexter’s alibi and face Creda Dexter revealing Madden’s long con. I learn Madden’s sister Ives was his partner, plotting to marry Gantvoort, blackmail, and steal. I close the case with Madden’s exposure and Creda’s turn to legality.
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Madden
Ives
St. Louis
Mr. Gantvoort
Public notice of censor board hearing names
Notice lists names Paul Allingham Barnett Sr Sarah Win Mrs Nordyke Joe Underwood and Ley Underwood for publication as part of the Board of Censors hearing process. The fragmentary item records a local government notice naming individuals connected to the proceeding.
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Lobe Board of Censors
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Barnett Oe
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Wis Nordyke
Joe
Ley Underwood
Weathered Panhandle talk on crops and community life
An nostalgic Panhandle column reflects on weather, wheat yields, and resilience. It recalls past crop patterns, droughts, and economic tone, notes calm about future harvests, and praises locals like Dick Seay and KGNC staff. It also mentions adoption stories and a Texas drawl anecdote.
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Moral Lesson From Town Couple
A country couple moves to town and teaches manners through stern discipline. After discovering their daughter with a young visitor, the mother guides her upstairs and warns that decency and reserve are essential for a lady. She vows to discipline the daughter to preserve cultural standards.
Program of Music Tonight at Forest Hill auditorium
A varied school benefit program at 7:45 tonight in Forest Hill auditorium features sixth grade choirs, tumbling stunts, rhythms by a student group, and third grade choir and rhythm band numbers under directors Mrs Frances Dugger, Mrs Mary Ruth Pittman, Ming Nina Claire Gray, and Mrs Mounts. Admission 20 and 40 cents. highlights include Wayne Brown and many classmates performing, with square dancing and a chorus of student performers.
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Helen Summers
Mary Ruth Pittman
Ming Nina Claire Gray
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Donald Close
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Psu! Geiser
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Agatha Jones
Kay Kemp
B Lamberth
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Helen Bieganowski
Ruth Moreau
Don
Martin
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Janice Th
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Ayne Winstead
Doris R
J Pinckney Henderson Texas’s First Governor Born 1808
J Pinckney Henderson, born in Lincolnton North Carolina in 1808, became Texas’s first governor. He arrived in 1836 as a captain with Mississippi volunteers, settled in Nacogdoches, and practiced law. He served as Minister to England and France in 1837 and as Texas representative in Washington during pre annexation talks. He won the first gubernatorial race after Kenneth Anderson’s death, and his term was interrupted by a Mexican War leave.
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Lincolnton
North Carolina
J. Pinckney Henderson
Texas
Henderson
San Jacinto
Nacogdoches
England
France
Washington
Kenneth L. Anderson
Sale notices for home items and care offer in Canyon
Mrs G F Wooten seeks to sell a crocheted bedspread for a three quarter bed and an antique leather upholstered rocker as she cares for a crippled husband. Mrs Gibson and Mrs Hearn offer to keep children at 1324 East Tenth across from Harrison Implement Co with references and best care.
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Mr. Tack
East Tenth
Harrison Implement Co
Gibson
Hearn
Pup for adoption from Jesse R Pickel
A five week old mixed collie and shepherd female puppy is available for adoption. The owner, Jesse R Pickel, invites interested parties to call at 615 East Fifteenth in the rear to claim the dog free of charge before leaving town.
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Jack
East Fifteenth
Jesse R
Pickel
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