Mystery of the Twin Hallow Lamp and Porter Case
A disjointed synopsis recounts Professor Wilom A Porter and his uncle Hore nce Porter amid a chain of clues and suspects in a murky tale. The narrative centers on a mysterious lamp, a vanished youth named Bethel, and the hunt for a culprit linked to Twin Hallow. Evidence mounts as characters argue over motives while a looming motive and danger cloud the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hore Nce
Dink Ander
Tata Hailows
Airniw
Morter
Jaby
Ben Psychte
Aval Ithea
Tanista Unuln Herc
Lt bin Client Pounlan
Totes
Oro
Murcasur
Orsters
Soctory
Payiarlead Wextarch
Ph Ciic Piotisrapiy
Beedee
Warren Tabliday
Healen
Yiefnitv
Parcinlay Dirilweed Hell
Bart Jaar
Ian
Wikel Hymone
Carraway
Murideredt
Valvlacee
Wiese
Gerived
Gatedon
Varter
Nothbog
Halliday
Burter
Aemlés
Gordon
Beltel
Gorden
Gonlip
Heward
Vorter
Ini Mallugy
Cameron
Nethel
Twin Butlaws
Hemingway
Greanough
Mortionot
Westie
Tertis
Goredon
Gordon Ha Whitten
Bethel
Tia
Litas de Midis
Yaosay
Jens Uicking
Suse
Tommy
Maine
Tao
Fragmented Witness Journal From Noted Murder Case
The text comprises a fragmented postscript of a journalist’s field notes detailing observations about a murder investigation. It references witnesses Greenough and Cameron, a secretary’s killing, guard behavior, and possible incriminating evidence concealed within the house. The writer speculates on suspects, surveillance, and police readiness, noting alleged sounds and odors and the overall tense atmosphere surrounding a house party and its aftermath.
Coolidge Nettled Over Publication of Vacation Date
In June 3 report from New Jersey, President Camille notes a newspaper misquote about his vacation timing. The piece implies Coolidge would leave next week, with speculation on his plans and the potential effect on leadership as departures linger and tensions rise.
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Coolidge
H. NJ
SIA Presidit
Ta Wilke
Social News and Club Activities Highlight Local Homemaker Events
The article details Saint Cumberland Social Club gatherings including a May 21 meeting, a shower for a June bride Lavery, and posts about engagement announcements. It lists members, guests from St Louis and Toise Iuka, and forthcoming events such as a nuptial luncheon and church society meetings.
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Cumberland Social
Kenny Parker
Dan Mars
Cristins
Brihad
Ton
Ann Iyst Wire
Cpt
Musdemes
Busta
Boztis
Galio
Titua Maglus Opti
Robert Hy
Woodbin
Harry Temple
St.Louis
Francis
Toise
Amorrow
Willig
Smith
Ethel Kirk
Margaret
Minkhine
St. Maple Street
Catholic Daughters Social Night Planned at Local Hall
Catholic Daughters 41 Americ will hold a social night at local hall. Members are urged to bring their favorite dish and enjoy an evening with Shuger and Chas Whitfield noted among the attendees.
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Americ
Electric light industry backs full federal inquiry
Allan City Nod. dunea- declares the electric light and power industry wants the federal true commission's investigation to be most searching and complete. Sunds, president of the National Electric Light association, says there is faith in formulation-offentiel firleiment and denies public utilities are swayed by propaganda or subsidizing colleges and universities using light heat funds.
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Allan City
Nod
Dunea
Electric Light and Power
Eeest
Sunds
New York City
National Electric Light Association
Federal True Commission
Woo
Eea
Two Shot In Chicago Flat Reported
Two people were shot to death in a Chicago apartment today by a man identified only as Brownie. The victims were Ruth Wood and Paul Ward. Elizabeth Ward, sister of Ruth, said Ruth and Ward were entertaining a Ring automobile event when a man unknown to them entered the room and shot Ruth, with four shots heard.
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Chicago
Brownie
TR Yielims
Ruth Wuhd
Paul
Elizabeth
Ward
Slater
Ruth
Mie
Brown
Ater
Local News Briefs From St. Keaie ILA And Nearby
Fragmented notices report vandalism in city parks injuring flower plots. A Montgomery county incident involves two men in a Ford coupe forging checks totaling over £50. Home news mentions Mr and Mrs A E Brehmes returning from a motor trip with their daughter, and Miss Hrehmer planning summer study in Sterling.
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Montgomery County
Kanaas
A. el. Brehmes
Birch Retreet
Do Mra
Oylar
Ster-liuns
Serview
Ewing, Neb
Sterling Vallege
Hrehmer
Fairbury My
W. Hehamey
Mike
Nebraska
Havrkene Printing Pomp
Court to convene for June term naturalization hearings
Court plans a Thursday convening for the June term with Judge Mantz presiding. Four naturalization petitions will be heard and a district director of naturalization from Omaha will address applicants. Jury trials will conclude during the term. Miss Kitson resigns from Atlantic National Bank after ten years. Thelma Naughton to fill her role.
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Mantz
Like District Director of Naturalisim
Omaha
Obert
Miss Kitson
Misa Lit
M. Kitson
Atlantic National Ideas
Stenogramb
Tom
Thelma Naughtor
Mrney
Tula State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Watt Ad in this paper will reach 25,000 readers
An advertisement placed in this paper will target an audience of about 25,000 persons, expanding reach and visibility for the Watt brand. The notice emphasizes broad readership and potential engagement across the community.
Unopposed Races Dominate Clerk Sheriff Contests
A county election featured unopposed races with Velane winning treasurer and Wise for sheriff, O. M. Skip for auditor, and L. Roland for recorder. On the Democratic side a slate including Miks Jennie Ward for auditor and Ray Trait for sheriff appears unopposed. The piece notes Republican and Democratic candidates with no opposition in several roles.
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Cnunty
Clovis
Velane
Wice
Shevin
O. M
O. M. Uobart
Wrdstie L. Roland
Miks
Jennie Ward
Ray
Sharif
Dies Today Mrs. Mred Syheef Noted Tre Waly Atatic Figure
The notice reports the death of Mrs. Mred Syheef, a well known Tre Waly atatic figure associated with Lae Atlantic hea. The News-telesraph provides oblique details and a brief acknowledgment of the passing.
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Mred Syheef
Town Briefs From Mason City And Dubuque
A garbled town briefs item notes a statue unveiling in Dubuque and mentions Mason City. It references George Wyler a veteran and a Clive resident with months of illness, and Christian Kumpt a Wariting seminary graduate, described as the fifth in his family to enter the ministry.
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Mason City
George “Wyler
Sareivileavar
Zou Clive
England
Dubuqas
Christian Kumpt
Wartiing Seminary
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Phenemeni
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Uuliiday
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Thortaghness
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Mary
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Nodere
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Daly
Prt Ray
Jessie Bante
Lutheran Abt
Zins Lutheran Church
Will de Maes
Robert Kurtkapt
Ohn Vieken
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Anna Stet
Martin Sucivly
Dee
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Clu Binoer
Dinser Toni Lsc Iil
Golf Ane
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Welvek Theraku Marning
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Chiergay
Aarehi Shepyerel
St. Keaie
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Yisjling Relinticiey
St. Lintis
Mili & É Hut
Tives Cit
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American Legion and Service
Star Legion
Atlantic
Beauty
Theyhant- Senn
Famontis
M. Fikhine
Des Moings
Ptl
Charles G. Datves
United States
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