Corinth College Mystery Ends In Bedroom Tragedy
John Waring, newly elected president of Corinth College, is found dead in his study with no weapon trace. Suspects include Gordon Lockwood, Nogi the butler, Anita Austin dubbed Miss Mystery, and Maurice Trask who inherits after Dr Waring. Detective Fleming Stone investigates while motives swirl around love, money, and secrets.
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John Waring
Corinth College
Sey Bates
Gordon Lockwood
Pr. Waring
Nogi
Lockwood
Dr. Waring
Anita Austin
Miss Mystery
Corinth
Anita
Missing Stone
Trask
Fleming Stone
Fibsy
Gorder Lockwood
Gordon
Darling
Stone
Goosie
Elopement Plot Unfolds In Mystery Romance
Anita Austin agrees to an impulsive elopement with Gordon Lockwood as police close in over a fatal night. He confesses love and secrecy while planning a rushed marriage with a minister, dodging detectives and family scrutiny as they hide their past and uncertain futures.
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Anita
Miss Mystery
Gordon
Lockwood
Anita Austin
Williams Pink Pills Ad Claims Cure for Stomach Distress
An Lewiston Maine man credits Williams Pink Pills with ending months of indigestion and weight loss after canned food illness. He reports improved appetite, better sleep, regained strength and weight, and says his digestion normalizes with the tonic. Pills priced at sixty cents per box, mail order available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY. Free Diet Book offered.
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C. R. Skean
Lisbon Street
Lewiston
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Arraigns Lodge as Reactionary to the Editor
A letter criticizes Henry Cabot Lodge, praising his intellect but questioning his modern relevance. The writer catalogs Lodge’s career, noting limited legislative output and a focus on past eras while urging the editor to publish his record. The piece challenges his influence on current U.S. policy and Greece, Rome, and Armament Conference histories.
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Massachusetts
James Russell Lowell
Biglow
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Boston
Harvard
Widener
America
Senate
United States
Greece
Rome
South
West
Europe
Obituary or Opinion Quotation From Arthur Gordon Webster
A critical line portrays Arthur Gordon Webster as condemning immigrant rights woman suffrage and prohibition enforcement while supporting harsh tariffs. The speaker accuses him of favoring rich vested interests and neglecting labor as global suffering unfolds.
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Nahant
Arthur Gordon Webster
Mother Plans to Fight for Custody in Divorce War
Anna M. Thompson vows to contest husband Robert Nelson Thompson for custody of their son Albert after losing cross libel divorce suits in East Cambridge court. She says she retired from the case without her knowledge and claims her confession was dictated by her husband and not her own.
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Anna M. Thompson
Albert
Robert Nelson Thompson
Robert N. Thompson
Pension approved for Somerville Fire Captain Crosby
As a result of injuries from a March 1922 fire at the Medina building Davis Square West Somerville Captain George Crosby of Engine 1 has been placed on the pension roll.
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Medina
Davis Square
West Somerville
George Crosby
Somerville Fire Department
Improper intimacy prompts custody dispute letters to Fred Williams
The woman claims improper intimacy with a man led to writing a letter to Fred Williams at Camp P. She states she faced harsh treatment from her husband and asserts custody of the two boys, defending actions as ongoing since infancy.
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Fred Williams
Camp P
Fred
Mattapan
Thompson
Roberts
Albert
RDF
Crowds Flock to Municipal Coke Stations for Cheap Gas
Throngs of men women and children with baby carriages and carts rushed to municipal coke stations to buy coke by the bag at a penny per pound. Stores sold it at 25 cents per half bag 20 pounds. The Mayors Committee met to arrange delivery and sell coke at per ton. Municipal stations will operate 8 am to 5 pm until 2000 tons are sold in 15 18 and 80 lot lots.
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Pedler
Tanlac touted as cure for rheumatism in testimonial ads
A testimonial claims Tanlac cured long standing rheumatism for Hy, E Damon of Boston. The ad asserts the medicine restores digestion and kidney function, relieving pains and enabling walking after years of suffering. It urges readers to buy a bottle from local druggists.
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E& Damon
Shawmut Ave
Bostom Mass
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Wintes SE
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Sips
Es Y- Worldsly Press Pub
Gwan
Dodge
Burchneet
Apr
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Selive
Heugheodge Coupe
Pension
Somerville Fire Dept
Kresge
Tremont St
Studio
Kresge Buffet
S. S. Kresge CO
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