Murder in Milton Propper Case Hints at Bank Aid
In a Milton Propper murder inquiry, a bank check drawn by Lawrence Palmer and endorsed by Buckley becomes key. Detective Rankin questions Buckley’s innocence while delaying arrest, citing the need for thorough investigation and university discretion. The unexecuted warrant remains in Rankin’s pocket as implications unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Buckley
Security Trust Company
Lawrence Palmer
Palmer
Mr. Warwick
Murder Suspect Fletcher In the Jordan Case
Detective Rankin presses lawyer Fletcher over Jordan’s death while weighing a wife's unexpected role and a hidden motive. Fletcher claims innocence as Rankin reveals forged shoes, a needle, and letters pointing to a secret marriage to Jordan. The case expands as Fletcher’s alibi, motives, and a missing wife thread into a broader mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Patterson
Ralph Buckley
Rankin
Fletcher
Jordan
Mr. Merrick
Vandalla
Klein
Stuart Jordan
Mr. Ietcher
Mr. Fletcher
the Hiuwyer
Renun
Phi San
Boeing
Mrs
The
Guardian
Suispcchon
Mloteher
Merrick
Vietio
Stankin
Jenks
Tommy
Besneath
Florida passenger tells of five day sea voyage to New York
Detective questions Mrs. Jordan about her five day sea journey on the Florida from New Orleans to New York. She claims to have sailed Saturday night, arrived Sunday, then reached North River docks at noon. She says she learned of her husband’s death only after this, and describes short stops before heading toward Philadelphia.
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Tie
Mr. Fietcher
Central Detective Bureau
Rankin
Gilmore
Crawford
Mr. Fletcher
Thomas
Tommy
Phan
Laura
Jordan
Philadelphia
Stuart
Aberdeen University
Fenton Hotel
Ile
St. Louis
Mu Beta Sigma Fraternity
Mrs. Jordan
Nto
Pennsylvania Station
Local notes from Afton area reflect illnesses visits and gatherings
Miss Nina Loucks has been real sick with tonsillitis. Mrs. Lester Melton serves on Cherokee jury. An aluminum dinner and demonstration was held at Ralph Ducummun home. Numerous local visits and sick lists include Mrs. Guy Robinson, Mrs. Ralph Kludas, and Mrs. Earl Zwick. Several families hosted dinners and weekend visits across Cherokee Spring township Sutherland Pipestone and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Loucks
Lester Melton
Cherokee
Ralph Ducummun
Lena
Will Brady
Sutherland
Earl Zwick
Isaac Clow
Fyrne
Spring Township
Glenn Louck
Guy Robinson
Donald Groff
Clifford Gould
Leo Kelly
Larrabee
Loma Robinson
George Zwick
Laurine
Alfred Zwick
August Anderson
Pipestone
Minnesota
Grandma Blanke
Fred Blake
Fred Zwick
Vernon Goodrich
Cleghorn
George Melton
Frank Gerrets
Ralph Kludas
Henry Stevens
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Milton Propper
Phenmeeandler MU. Service
Milton "Propper
Chapter
Ben Crawford
Max
Croft Hall
Charwomian
Thad
Mr.letcher
White
Ike Jordan
Phen
Fietcher
Aberdeen
Hannibal
Afton and Vicinity
Winfred Moulton
Aurelia, Iowa
A. H. Eddy
Aurelia
Iowa
Uc. T. UG. Bates
Mhones
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
Com
H. J. Lockin
W. F. Hickey
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