Murder on the Forty Second Street Crosstown Car
Longstreet is found dead on a crosstown car after a party at Harvey Leas street of pewite and Longstreet New York. Inspector Thumm and sergeant Duffy investigate a scene with a corked needle device and possible dynamite in Longstreet's pocket while passengers and witnesses are questioned.
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Harvey Leastreet
New York
Rekers
Cherry Ewme
Deitt
Fern
Jeanne
Christopher Lard
Cherry
Eellys
Ahearn
Dewitt
Michael Collins
Cves Longstreet
Weber
A Andden
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Low Street
Brane
Themm
Crury Lane
Longstreet
Tenth Avenue
Thumm
Trafic
Sarge
Buck
Emily Jewett
Mussolini
Antonio Fontana
Harley Longstreet
Morrow
Tenth’ Avenue
Oke
Duffy
18Th Precinct
Diffy
Ee Avenue Railways
Ninth Avenue
Littenfield
Sittenfield
Bigtenfield
Cherry Browne
Pollux
New York Green Lines
Sergeant Duffy
Inspector Thumm
Inspector Tumm
Dr. Schilling
New York County
Peabody
Let Explore Your Mind with Albert Edward Wiggam
A reader asks three questions from a AAAS Chicago talk by Dr Emilio Mira about happiness, cooperation, and mate choice. The piece sketches four theoretical positions on whether couples could stay together for mutual happiness and highlights differing biological explanations for eyesight in fish and human heredity insights.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Chicago
Emilio Mira
Carl Eigenman
Indiana University
Kingsley Noble
American Museum of Natural History of New York
Gly-Cas praised by Cedar Rapids woman for digestive relief
Mrs Susie Price of Cedar Rapids testifies Gly-Cas eased seven months of unbearable indigestion. She reports reduced back and leg pain, restored appetite, weight gain, and improved appearance after trying the remedy from the Gly-Cas man at Thrifty Drug Store.
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Cedar Rapids
Corist St
3Rd Ave
Carnival Plans At Solon High School And Grades
The Solon annual carnival will be held Thursday at the school with programs in all rooms and lunch served by the domestic science class. Activities include primary, high school, intermediate, and grammar room programs, plus exhibits in manual training and history.
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SOLON
Solon High School
Mildred Woerderhoff
Mary Peters
Edith Atchison
Henrietta Kreb
Roy Eastwood
Schlueter
J. B. Grif
Government cannot fix hours and regulate wages
Edward Con ner asserts that government may not fix working hours or regulate wages, but can compel industry to provide for its aging workers. The remark frames a debate on social responsibility and labor policy with emphasis on employer duties toward retired or elderly personnel.
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Edward Conner
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Furniture Lane
Hallow
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Third Avenue
Blue B& Yard
Mickey Mouse
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Burton Dixie Products
Tilt Top Table
Century of Progress