Mystery House Ensnared By Arson In New York Night
Rudolph van Vechten and Tom Phinney chase clues around the House of Mystery near the Powhatan Club. A man dies in the street after a confrontation while a mysterious girl watches from the windows. Detective Flint guides Van Vechten as the search ties to Natge Carew and a missing Paige Carew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph van Vechten
Powhatan Club
van Vechten
Tom Phinney
Paige Carew
van Veetten
van Veehten
Flint
Cal- Hs
Oun Shore
Tolbeses Tim
Tom Sssetae
Uself
Theodore van Veehten
Tren
Informatin Caver
Pungy Carew
Peters
van Verkten
House of Mystery
Van
Natge Carew
Girh
Carey
Deve IX
New York
Temple
Schoyler
Devereaux
Berner
Willa
Searel
Dawn
Callis
Tom Phinnes
Chuirteres
Lmrd
Wieght
Tom
Long Island
Brownlow
Lil
Max Willard
Phinney
Willard
Moses
Rocky Cove
Ill. CHAPTER IIII Continued Skipper Faces Hidden Pact
Tom Phinney navigates tension aboard the Kohinur as Max Willard shadows his actions and John Cullis seethes with restraint. Willard hints at a broader conspiracy while urging loyalty, and Tom weighs trust against danger as the mystery deepens aboard the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Max Willard
Phil Mercer
John Callis
Willard
John Cullis
Cullis
Reil
Mainain
Dphil Mercer
Mercer
Phil
Tomi
Callistle
Winnard
Swiss Youth Linked to European Hostel Revolution
Swiss youth Cesar Ritz is credited with revolutionizing hotel keeping across Europe and beyond, starting with the Ritz in Paris in 1897, then the Carlton in London and the Ritz in London. Local Ritz hotels are funded by separate local companies with the Carlton investing company holding controlling stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz-Carlton Hotels
Cesar
France
Hitz
Ritz
Paris
Carlton Hotel
London
Ritz of
Carlton Investing Company
New York Women Push Heights Limitation for Buildings
The women of New York form a committee to regulate office building heights amid fears streets will become canyons in a catastrophe. Members from various societies have appeared before the committee to present views on proposed height limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flood Board 10 Push Their Work
The Indiana flood commission, appointed by Governor Ralston, plans rapid progress after meeting with federal engineers. A conference date between the commission executive committee and the engineers will be announced soon. The panel will gather county damage data from 1913 high waters to identify causes and remedies. The initiative aims to unite flood relief efforts and coordinate with the U S Army Corps on river lands. W. Hart of Purdue directs engineering work with two assistants and serves as executive secretary. E. W. Shirk of Peru chairs the six-member committee. The commission will assist cities seeking aid, noting differing opinions on prevention plans.
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Indianapolis
State
Flood Commission
Ralston
Board of
United States Army
Indiana
Wok
Hart
Purdue University
E. W. Shirk
Peru
L. Hi. Lewis
Chamber of Commeres
Indiana Delegation Recommends Fourth Class Postmasters
Indiana lawmakers in Washington advised for postmaster appointments in the Eighth district listing Peterson Miss Mabel Yost Porter and Mrs Clara L Boersen Mriffich Moss John Duckley Atherton Co W Boston Lewis William C Fox Rile and, as announced, Albert A Yardy Lynn Grove Alfred S Abbott Craigsville Charles R Spangler Selma Alva W Benbow Shidefer Fred Dariek Urionville James No Johnson L Osantville Hugh Rowe Poneto
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Washington
Peterson
Miss Mabel
Yost
Porter
Clara T L. Boersen
Mriffich
Moss
John Duckley
Pat Atherton
W. Boston
Lewis
William C. Fox
Rile
Post Offee Department
Albert A. Yardy
Lynn Grove
Alfred S. Abbott
Craigsvilles
Charles R. Spangler
Selma
Alva W. Benbow
Shidefer
Fred (. Dariek
Urionville
James No Johnson
Losantville
Hugh Rowe
Poneto
Forest essays prize winners named by state board
Ruth Jacobs won first prize for high school essays on forest subjects. Muriel Kinney of Elkhart took first prize for grade pupils, Kenneth Grimes of Rokomo, and Mary White of Bloomington earned second prizes for their respective divisions. Elijah A Gladden and Purdue University’s Dr Stanley Coulter presented the awards from the state board of forestry. Buy 150 Autos a Day notes Indiana auto sales pace, with licenses issued totaling 53,511 so far this year as new law delays precise year-to-year comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jacobs
State Board of Forestry
Muriel Kinney
Elkhart
Kenneth Grimes
Rokomnw
Mary White
Bloomington
Forest Iituences
Elijah
A Gladden
Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
Indiana
Ofice
Secretary of State
City cancels lease for Leonard’s Mill reservoir site
Mayor John G Harris acting for Bloomington’s city council voided a contract with Ohio Valley Stone for leasing ground at Leonard’s Mill to serve as an extra water works reservoir. The city would have paid 500 dollars annually, with a provision to return the land to the company if abandoned. An engineer will draft reservoir plans immediately.
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Bloomington Bays
John G. Harris
Ohio Valley Stone Company
Leonard
Utilities Hearing On Pike County Telephone Bond Proposal
James E. Clark of the Indiana public service commission and chief engineer N A Garman led an examination in Washington into a proposed 370000 bond issue by the Pike County Telephone Company to complete its plant. Several witnesses testified and opinions varied on the advisability of the financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Clark
Indiana Pubiic Service Commission
N. A. Garman
Washington
Pike County Telephone, Company
Investigating Indiana Labor Agencies and Alleged Deceit
Thomas W. Tite, state statistician, heads an inquiry into complaints that Indianapolis labor agents ship residents west for work but fail to secure employment. The probe assesses potential violations of the amended employment agency act and may target J. W. Beard of Indianapolis for alleged deception reported by Keokuk Industrial Association and Keokuk figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. [Rolley
State Statistician
Indianapolis
Indiana
William E. Tuite
Labor Agency
Department of the State Statistician’s Office
L. H.ewis
Chamber of Commerce
Keokuk Industrial Association
J. W. Beard
O. R. Towne
Keokuk
Beard
Lewis
Tite
Towne
Tukte
Heard
Callegs
Ytule
Neard
Incorporations Formed in Indianapolis And Terre Haute
Articles of Incorporation list Employers' Service company in Indianapolis with capital of 10000 covering realty and insurance and directed by G R Montgomery E J Rankin G J Hunt and others. Crow Creek Coal and Mining company at Boonville with capital 15090 in real estate and securities headed by William Gough QO M Baldwin Laura Gough Kelley Wagner Joyce Inc Terre Haute with 8900 as real estate and securities dealers C A Kelley Terre Haute F A Wagner J F Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employers’ Service Company
Indianapolis
G. R. Montgomery
E. J. Rankin
G. J. Hunt
Crow Creek Coal & Mining Company
Boonville
Coat Boatness
William Gough
QO. M. Baldwin
Laura Gough
Kelley, Wagner & Joyce, Inc
Terre Haute
C. A. Kelley
F. A Wagner
J. F. Joyce
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