Philip Anson Escapes as Grenier Confesses in Hotel Clash
In a London hotel scene Philip Anson confronts Victor Grenier who claims identity theft and plot to murder. Dr. Scarth and Mason help subdue Grenier while Abingdon and Mason urge prudence. Grenier reveals forged bank signatures and a plan to flee, leading to a resolution that spares Evelyn and nets Grenier a future path.
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Victor Grenier
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Evelyn
Searth
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Bearth
Dr. Scarth
Abingdon
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London
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Aldus
Grenl
England
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Lyfeat
Mary Anson Botite
Mary Anson Botite.’ Mr. Anson Wuld Never Vertte of It Is Other Terms," Grenier
Langdit
West End
Mrnday
Erin
Citi
Maron
Phil
Scarsdale
Mount Keot
James Crichton Langdon
Abrondon
Evelyn Atherley
Devonshire
Morland
Gloucester
Birmingham
Ben Maiden
Yorkshire
Grange House
Mr. Anson
Ty Fator
Dinmonds
Fragmentary reminiscence reconnects old acquaintance
The speaker recalls meeting a former friend after many years and being offered a job to honor past ties. The brief passage ends abruptly with THE END, leaving the exact details unclear.
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Maron
Sad sequel to tragedy hits Knoxville patrolman family
In Knoxville Tennessee a sad sequel followed the death of Patrolman Jarnigan whose father William Jarnigan aged 66 died from heart failure soon after attending the officer’s funeral. The widow remains bedridden as grief over the recent killings of Patrolmen Wrenn and Jarnigan weighs heavily on the family.
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Knoxville
Temn
Wrenn
Jarnigan
Ernest Wells
Joppa
Grainger County
William Jarnigan
Hisa
Fraud and graft charges hit two officials in ink supply
Federal grand jury indictment accuses Edwin M. Vandyck former chemist at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and Victor Bloede of Baltimore president of the Bloede Company of conspiracy to defraud the government over black dry color used to make ink. Bloede allegedly paid Vandyck a percentage of government payments for the color.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Federal Grand Jury
Edwin M. Vandyck
Victor Bloede
Victor Bloeds Company
Baltimore
Vandyck
Bloede
Man Charged With Stealing Ten Chickens
Walter Tindall, a negro boy, was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Whiley on a charge of stealing ten chickens from Wallace Brown. He acknowledged guilt when arraigned before Esq. Guant and was bound over to court. He went to jail in default of bond.
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Walter Tindall
Whiley
Wallace Brown
Esq. Guant
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