Argyle case links fake bill to old Frisco counterfeiting ring
Detective Kayton and lawyer Kayton discuss a will mystery involving a large legacy to Nellie Marsh and a suspicious counterfeit bill. They suspect a Frisco counterfeiting gang, aided by a mysterious woman once linked to the Argyle murder, may be behind the scheme as they hunt for the culprits and confirm the source of the banknote.
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Tolworthy & Mead
Barney
Kayiton
Nellie Marsh
Tol‘worthy
Mr. Argyle
Mr. Hurley
Klayton
Hura
Nee
Kayton
Kayten
Cout
Colt
Mr. Colt
Tyton
Argyle
Manning
Brockton
Gould
Joe
Webster gang plot weaves fates of Nellie Marsh and Kayton
Nellie Marsh is linked to a counterfeit ring and a murder case impacting the Argyles and government investigators. Kayton moves to meet Tolworthy & Mead as clues tighten around a woman who contacted Tolworthy & Mead pretending to be Nellie Marsh. A tense interlude with Miss Mazuret ends with suspense and a tease: to be continued.
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Nellie Marsh
Saii Quentin
N. M
Colt
Webster Gang
Kreisler
Bill
Argyle
Kayton
United States Secret Service
Tolworthy & Mead
Manning
Joe
Argyles
Hurley
Saéd Manning
Leischmann
Monroe Civic group explores vaudeville plan and town notes
Monroe headlines reflect a budding dramatic effort led by H. J. Lord as manager with plans for summer vaudeville. The column reports civic meeting notes, a telephone petition, a European tour by local residents, farm sales and a new motor carriage service, plus weather frosts and local entertainments.
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Monroe
Monroe Dramatic Company
H. J. Lord
Monroe Civic Club
Crossly
New Haven
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Seymour
D. ‘Webster Kurts
Ethel Wheeler
Holy Land
Egypt
Germany
Heidelburg University
Kurtz
Yale
W. H. Plumb
Bayburn Hill
Thornton Blakeman
Monroe Center
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Yesteryear
I. N. Cubator
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Roxbury
Anton Zimmerman
H. S. Habersham
Fred BP. Sherman
Merwin Johnson
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East Village
M. E. Church
Trumbull
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Monroe Memorial
Kellogg Post
Derby
Do Not Neglect the Hall
The hall deserves a warm welcome with appropriate furnishings. Our new stocks reveal pleasing furniture ideas to create hospitality at the entrance. A few minutes of reading may help decide what is needed to enhance the hall’s inviting atmosphere.
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