May Day Mystery Unfolds in Campus Fraternity Case
Jim Hanvey exposes Mike Carmicine in a tense campus murder case at a fraternity party. Key revelations include Pat Thayer's death and Miss Peyton's knowledge of Thayer's hold over her. Evidence centers on a knife, missing ring, and Carmicine’s fingerprints, leading to Carmicine's arrest while Reagan reflects on the dramatic unmasking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouf
Stoun
Jim Danvey
Max Vernon
Pat
Stube
Vernon
Gleason
Teddy Farrell
Jim
Maeea
Tony Peyton
Larry Welch
Max
Sobady
Miss Peston
Pat Thayer
Thayer
Toint
Lit
Ivy
Pat Tharer
Larry
Welch
Folke
Max Verunh
Jin
Jack
Barry Webb
Harvey
Tila Gomnalent
Mike Carprising
Lhenew
Mr. Thayer
Caemiutin
Jim Capned de Beir
Farret
Pieter Mat Thayer
Mike Caruieine
Carimicino
Mike Carmicino
Rainey
Rennie
Tim Anovey
Carmicine
Meester Thayer
Erlend
Eomo
Vajuor
Meester Hinavey
Cnemblng
Mike
Carmieina
Carmicina
Reilly
Hanvey
Tie
Yoxnan
Fiuin
John Reagan
Cartilvino
Ike
Tony
Einre
Mike Varinfeino
Oon
Harney
Ion
Mos Vernon
Rolfe
Beacam
St.setet
Tre Porson
Carmietno
Ainmond
Flo
Ivy Welch
Misa Welch
Jiny
Mike Carmiling
Eki Thayer
Meester Hanvey
Tanvey
Reagan
John
Manvey
Mir Selyea
Rewgan
Evy Welel
Ream
Ely
Bil
Unclear OCR fragment hints at detective work and trouble
Fragmentary text shows a detective planning a final job and mentions a place called Ate Chinela. The passage is garbled with names and phrases, offering no clear event, person, or outcome to report as a complete news item.
Treasure legends cling to Cocos Island amid pirate lore
The Boston Herald notes Cocos Island remains shrouded in treasure myths. Despite searches and claims of divining rods, the famed islet still resists discovery of pirate loot tied to Leon, the Mary Diver’s crew, and other storied plunder, fueling adventurous imaginations.
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Cocos Island
Jore
Leon Nes
Lima
Mary Diver
Bloody Sword
Tropic Islands
Boston Herald
Dreaded Copperhead Not Aggressive Snake
The copperhead is not the aggressive menace portrayed. It is sluggish, prefers brush or rocks, lacks rattles, and reaches about four feet. Found in damp, rocky terrain from spring to autumn, it has nicknames such as pilot copper belly red adler and redeye.
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Atory Haa
Asa
The Great Seal of the United States Explained
A description explains the unfinished pyramid with an eye above it, the MDCCLXXVI Roman numerals, the golden scroll motto Novus Ordo Seclorum and the motto Annuit Coeptis, and what the symbols signify about Providence and a new American era starting from Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Saul
Pendulum Clock Inventors Credited Across Europe
The article notes various attributions for the pendulum clock inventor. It cites Christiaan Huygens born 1629 in Holland who developed a precision pendulum clock and was invited by Louis XIV in 1687 to Paris to found an academy of sciences. It also mentions English attribution to Ahasuerus Fromanteau as a Dutch friend who brought the pendulum clock to England after 1658.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelaflan Huygens
Wolland
Huygens
Louis XIV
Paris
Academy of Sciences
England
Ahasuerus Fromantecs
Rattler Fangs Loose Until New Set Grow In
The rattlesnake’s fangs are loosely fixed to the upper jaw and can be wrenched out by a struck victim. If detached the snake soon grows a fresh pair, with clusters of undeveloped fangs appearing and a new pair developing to full size.
Engine Piston Crown Temperatures Under Full Load
The Bureau of Standards reports center crown temperatures for an automobile engine piston may exceed 240 C for aluminum plats, 400 C for cant iron plats. Ring area temperatures near 150 to 200 C, skirts near 100 C, and under oiling conditions temperatures become more uniform not exceeding about 150 C at any point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Marcellus and the Plutocrat in a Shoreside Tangle
An aged fisher named Marcellus aids a plan to wed his ward Caroline to Cyril Patterson while confronting Whitney Blake the plutocrat who fears a match with Roger Bascomb. The plot twists include a boat outing, a five dollar debt, and revelations of affection among the sea village circle.
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Milicentus Sandens
J Whitney-Hinke
Marcellus
Whitney Blake
Marcelling
Marcella
Reseouh
Marevlis
Roger Bascomb
Bascomb
Caroline
Roger
Cyril Fatterson
Cyril
Fatterson
Mr. Whitney-Blake
Braineas
Denver
Mandy Budlong
Mr. Blake
Mandy
Carrie
Whitney-Blake
Marcellin
Whitney-Iiaken
Cyril Patterson
Mr. Whitney- Binke
Whitney Diake
Marcellas
Patterson
Mr. Whitney-Dake
Carolne
Gyril
Scarlet Slippers Sell Out At Rag Rug Sale
A buxom Black woman browses a rummage sale and spots red patent slippers size three. She asks the price, insists on buying them despite tiny fit and a damaged heel, planning to keep them under her bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sota Hevoan
Showy Hat Woman Questions 25-Cent Token on Trolley
A Springfield Union item recalls a woman passenger doubting a new 25-cent token offered by a trolley operator. The operator produced a genuine quarter from his pocket, revealing the token's value and acceptance during the fare change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Sheriff's Sale of Property in Cherokee County Iowa
Public notice that John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company wins a special execution against William Roth et al. A sale will occur June 13 1993 at 10 am at Cherokee Court House to satisfy a 1933 judgment with costs. Property includes parts of Section 26 Township 90 North Range 39 West.
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William Fredrich August Roth
District Court
Cherokee County
A. D
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Towit
Towa
Court House
Cherokee
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Octavus Roy Coher
Manmoth
Plutocrat
By H, Irving King
Globe Newspaper Syndicate
Anu Bervice
Sheriff's Sale
W. E. Draper
M. D
New Orpheum
Sioux City
E. G. Bates
Aurelia, Iowa
A. H. Eddy
Aurelia
Iowa
Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley
Mutual Insurance Association
Geo. KE. Blanch
Wi. Bh, Lockin
Lockin, Geo. E, Blanch, W. Ff
Mickay
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