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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
3
A tense dialogue reveals Miss Cameron seeking a risky escape with limited outside help while Mr. Barnes hints at danger and a promised reward. O'Dowd has warned of a potential pursuer, and Cameron notes she cannot involve authorities. Each line emphasizes concealment and peril surrounding her room location and surveillance.
In a moonless night Sprouse and Barnes trail a pair of guards to the Green Fancy estate. They abduct a bound man, plan a risky window rescue and signal for a note to pass ahead, hoping to recover jewels and escape unseen. The coroner's inquest earlier labeled the deaths as murder by unknown parties.
Wealthy New Yorker Thomas Barnes tours New England near the Canadian border. A mysterious girl awards him a car to a house called Green Fancy where a troupe performs at Hart's tavern. Secrets, royalty, and a secret service agent unfold amid murders and intrigue.
Barnes navigates a murky scheme with landlord approval while telephoning Green Fancy. He dials O'Dowd at dawn and pleads for the Green Fancy party to attend a dinner, only to hear a witty reply about a funeral invitation. The scene shifts through rooms, voices, and anxious thoughts.
Admiral von Reuter says his crews sank the ships believing armistice had expired. Six sailors died and ten wounded during escape attempts. British officials call the act a breach of terms and a new act of war, while admiralty notes interned ships had skeleton crews and no British guards.
Dr Epitacio Pessoa declares Brazil’s friendship with America and says both nations must work together to rebuild the world. Isidore Hershfield reports Jews in Poland look to America for help in reconstruction. Benton McMillan nominated as minister to Guatemala by President Wilson.
A Weimar report says the German cabinet led by Scheidemann resigned after a vote against signing the peace treaty. President Ebert stays briefly, with Noske named potential successor. Reports also place Bernstorff as foreign minister and Erzberger as minister of reconstruction.
Senator Knox announced the Knox resolution will be amended to reflect changed conditions and will seek a senate vote to record a referendum stance on separating the League of Nations from the peace treaty. He said signing by Germany will not alter the resolution’s purpose.
A Northern Pacific report states a tornado struck Fergus Falls Minnesota, killing about 200 and destroying three business blocks. The Grand Hotel was razed with 75 fatalities and the Northern Pacific depot was nearly demolished in the disaster.
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