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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1921

Page

9

Peter Ruff in Paris and the Double Four

In Paris Peter Ruff joins the Double Four as a stepping stone to success. Spencer Fitzgerald, now an honest clerk, hides from police and plans a private detective career with a partner named Miss Brown. Maud Dory, once linked to Ruff, explains she left her husband and returns to him, while Ruff counsels her.

Paris Order of the Spencer Fitzgerald Daisy Villa Maud Barns Fitzgerald Miss Emerson Violet Dory Peter Ruff Miss Brown Maud Dory John Dory Scotland Yard Ruff Maud Madame la Comtesse de Pilitz Count von Hern England

The Double Four Entangles Peter Ruff in Soho Café

Peter Ruff, aiming to aid Jean Lemaitre, agrees to escort the wanted spy from the Hotel de Flandres in Soho toward Putney. A female contact warns of police hunts and a motor car ready at Putney to reach a coast-bound steamer. The plan hinges on a ruse with a sick waiter to gain Lemaitre’s release.

Monsieur Peter Ruff Paris Scotland Yard Jean Lemaitre Péter Ruff Lemaitre Soho Hampstead Balham Jean Holloway Road Putney Southampton Hotel de Netherlands Hotel de Flandres Monsieur Antoine Ruff Gilette Dr. Gilette Antoine

Noted Notary Cleared After Theatre Gun Incident

Thomas E. Legge notary public auditor and justice of the peace faced a Municipal Court arraignment for threatening usher Miss Alice Douglas with a revolver in a downtown theatre. He testified he checked the loaded gun in the lobby and was discharged after Judge Murray found him not guilty and discharged the case.

Thomas E. Legge Legge Murray Alice Douglas

Fishermen dispute Mayflower status for Halifax trophy defense

Members of Boston's fish trade claim the schooner Mayflower should be treated as a fishing vessel defending the Halifax Herald trophy won by the Esperanto last year. The dispute centers on whether the Mayflower meets the criteria for fishing craft versus a racing or sounding vessel.

Studebaker Boston Halifax Herald

Mayflower Named Valid Fishing Vessel in Trophy Contest

The New England Fish Exchange resolution declares the schooner Mayflower a bona fide fishing vessel and seeks Halifax trophy trustees to reconsider barring its entry. J Henry Hunt traveled to Gloucester to urge entry for the October 12 elimination contest. The Mayflower departed Boston at 2 p m for a week of fishing on South Channel grounds amid no public demonstration.

New England Fish Exchange Boston Fish Pier Mayflower Halifax N. S Esperanto Boston Fish Bureau J. Henry Hunt Mayflower Associates Gloucester Cup

Arbuckle Pretrial Session Described By Clubwomen

The crowded San Francisco courtroom heard detailed accounts from Fatty Arbuckle guests about the Labor Day party that ended with his arrest on a murder charge. Arbuckle sat listening as his wife Minta Durfee lingered close, during the preliminary hearing.

San Francisco United News Roscoe Fatty” Arbuckle Fatty Virginia Rappe Arbuckle Minta Durfee

Arbuckle Case Describes Labor Day Gathering At St Francis

Witnesses recount a Labor Day party at the St Francis Hotel with Fatty Arbuckle, Vir ginia Rappe, Babble Delmont and a group including Sherman Fischbach Fortlouis Pyrron Blake and Taube. The scene is described as court officials and journalists observe a somber hearing as Mrs Arbuckle and kin attend.

al Semnacher Virginia Rappe Bambina Maude Delmont Arbuckle St. Francis Hotel Lowell Sherman Fred Fischbach Ira Fortlouis Zey Pyrron Alice Blake May Taube

Witness Recalls Return as Miss Rappe Fell Ill

Semnacher testified he left a party with two girls and upon returning Miss Rappe was missing from the room. Two girls then ran out crying that Miss Rappe was very ill. Attorneys argued over declaring Semnacher hostile and cross examination. the court recessed after a lengthy dispute.

Semnacher Miss Rappe

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