Poison Ring Deepens the Mystery of the House of Peril
Specially illustrated for the Boston Post, Louis Tracy's The House of Peril follows Furneaux, Winter, Captain Stuart, and Captain Crossley as a fatal poisoning case unfolds. A hobo finds a ring near an Ace Club revel and a detective dies after contact with the artifact, tying a Park scene to Van Cortland mansion intrigue. The detective team probes for motive amid high stakes and elusive clues.
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Furneaux
Winter
New York
Stuart
U. S. Regular Army
Crossley
Ace Club
Coleman van Cortland
Flanigan
50Th Street
Sixth Avenue
New ‘York
Evening Journal
van Cortland
Flanagan
Carlotta Grisi
Bureau
Jackson
Fifth Avenue
Benson
Canal urged by Lenroot to push St Lawrence route
U S Senator Lenroot urged development of the St Lawrence Canal before about 1000 City Club members. He cited railroads unable to carry New England goods, the need for cheaper plant power without coal strike fear, and a duty to the West as reasons for the canal project.
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New England
U. S
Lenroot
St. Lawrence Canal
City Club
The Death Ring Mystery in New York
Detective Crossley and team examine a centuries old poison ring with a carved lion crest that killed Flanagan. Pucci identifies the ring as Venetian and dangerous, while Winter and Stuart coordinate with the opera world. They plan to question Carlotta Grisi and pursue La Gi si in a deadly investigation across Fifth Avenue.
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Chessley
Crossley
Flanagan
Mirneaux
Stuart
Winter
Furneaux
Ineaux
Jey
Pucci
Venezia
von Leetle
New York
Vittorio
Carlotta Grisi
van Cortland
Carlotta
Torio
la Gfisi
Fifth Avenue
47Th Street
V. Pucci
Benvenuto Cellini
Signor Pucci
Antonio
Johns Hopkins University
To be continued in tomorrow's Boston Post
The note indicates continuation of content in tomorrow's Boston Post and daily thereafter until completion, credited to Edward J. Clode and the Boston Post in 1922.
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Boston Post
Edward J. Clode
Police Van Overturns on Revere Beach Parkway
Two police and civilian autos overturned on the Revere Beach parkway near Vine street and Reynolds avenue Chelsea after a tire blowout and a sharp maneuver to avoid a horse and wagon. Patrolman Dennis Mulverhill was briefly pinned but rescued unharmed. Patrolman Richard Watson escaped with minor damage to the police car.
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Metropolitan Police
Revere Beach Parkway
Mystic Bridge
Parkway
Vine Street
Richard Watson
Dennis Mulverhill
Watson
Mulverhill
Reynolds Avenue
Chelsea
William Davis
Cheever Street
Revere
Sam Segee
Found Dead in Bed at Roxbury Home
John Cooney aged 71 living alone on the first floor of 47 Shirley Street Roxbury was found dead last evening with gas jets open. Medical Examiner Watters cites gas poisoning as the cause.
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John Cooney
Shirley Street
Roxbury
Watters
St Lawrence project urged to ease nationwide transport
Senator Lenroot warned that high railroad costs will throttle growth until prosperity returns, urging completion of the St Lawrence waterway to boost Great Lakes shipping, free railcars, and lower costs from Atlantic to Gulf. He cited massive savings in New England power and farm shipments, urging federal action.
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St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
New England
Liverpool
Massachusetts
United States
Canada
Senator Lenroot
U.S. Geological Survey
Farrar to enter drama under Belasco in 1923
Geraldine Farrar plans a shift from opera to dramatic stage work under David Belasco after the 1922-23 musical season. A Belasco produced play is expected to be ready for her by late 1923, based on mutual understanding and strong professional esteem.
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New York
Geraldine Farrar
David Belasco
Miss Farrar
Mt Hope Town Team to Feature Annual Dance Event
Mt Hope town prepares for the Fourth Annual Dance and Spring Party at Philbrick Hall. Baby Marion Sylva of Roxbury will perform a juvenile dance as part of the program, staged by prominent Mt Hope youths. The event, set for tomorrow evening, is expected to be a major success of the season.
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Mt. Hope Town
Baby Marion Sylva
Roxbury
Philbrick Hall
Mt. Hope
Banker Forte Dies in Italy After Bank Collapse
Ettore Forte once a North End banker and hotel proprietor on Fleet Street died in a sanitarium near Naples after his U S bank closed by the bank commissioner. Once valued at 200000 he left for Italy last February with friends aiding his passage. He wandered into a rural town and was found to be insane.
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Ettore Forte
North End
Florence
Fleet Street
Naples
Italy
Boston
Hanover Street
Bahca
Reconsideration of Movie Bill Defeated
By a vote of 37 to 8 the House refused to reconsider the defeat of the bill to require moving picture proprietors to label films used for or against candidates or measures. The measure was opposed by the committee on election laws after a hard fight in the House last Friday and yesterday to substitute the proposal. The main argument favored holding moving pictures responsible for political advertising as newspapers are under existing law.
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Moving Picture Proprietors
Committee On Election Laws
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Louis Tracy
Frederic Dorr Steele
Captain Crossley
William Justin Mann
Ben Butler
Lowell
Benjamin F. Butler
Butler
H. O. Marcy
Marcy
Dr. Marcy
Gerry
Forte
Waltham Crescent Street
Waltham
Waltham Watches
Waltham Watch Company
Crescent Street
Waltham, Mass
Outlet Company
Providence Department Store
the White Company
Commonwealth Ave
Cleveland
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