Doris and Charley press Elmer for payoff in cult letters
Doris and Charley arrive at Pilarcitos to force Elmer into paying for love letters. Los Angeles police bring two men with a dictaphone to gather evidence on the crooks. Elmer scorns the scheme and dismisses the conspirators, while Nellie and detectives overhear the Aptice sanna adlne s suspense continues.
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Doris
Charley
Pilarcitos
Elmer
Los Angeles
Nellie
Aptice Sanna Adlne
Elmer Clarke in a web of crime and romance
In Pilarcitos Elmer Clarke faces blackmailers Colorado Charley and Mae while Nellie Cathcart works to uncover their plot. The scheme spirals from dictographs and social vagrancy threats to a San Jose jail sentence, with Clarke’s courage and integrity tested as romance, politics, and danger converge.
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Lipowsky
Nellie
Los Angeles
Hazel Drive
Nelle
Elmer
San Jose
Colorado
Charley
Nellie Cathcart
Painee
Pilarcttos
Joseph Skidmore
Pilarcitos
Tully
Mr. Fahey
Palace Hotel
Mr Fahey
Main Street
Triss
Mr. Bass
Garden City
Joseph Bridmore
Shore Line
Clorery
Claygerald
Purity Squad
Trier
Mae
Elmer Clarke
France
Palace Grill
Attorney's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Preston Maryland
Attorney Charles B. Harrison will sell at public auction two parcels of Caroline county land in Preston Maryland for cash on sale day. Parcels 1 and 2, described with metes and bounds, lie in the Fourth Election District and carry no improvements. Auctioneer W. T. Tuff and mortgagee’s attorney note the lien and transfer of title via the 1921 mortgage to Levin E. Taylor.
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Emory Lloyd Fooks
Mattie D. Fooks
Levin E. Taylor
Caroline County
Maryland
Liber L. B. T
J. L. Covey
Preston
Preaton-Marsh Creek
Charles J. Dean
Reese Dean
Taylor Avenue
Said Avenue
Preston-Marsh Creek
Said Road
Bethlehem
West Street
Charles B. Harrison
W. T. Tuff
Caroline County Refunding Bonds For Sale In Maryland
Advertisement announces sealed proposals for 75,000.60 Caroline County Refunding Bonds due 1955, bearing 4 percent interest, dated May 1, 1931, with bids due May 19, 1931, 2 p.m., at the Caroline County Courthouse. Bonds exempt from taxes, full faith and credit pledged, bid guarantee 2 percent, right to reject bids reserved. County Commissioners Walter S. Rutter and W. B. Deen.
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Board of County Commissioners
Caroline County
Maryland
County Commissioners
Court House
Denton
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
T. Frank Seward
Ensemble for About $1783 in Modoc Peak Style
An old catalog description outlines an ensemble priced around 1783 with a black and white trimmed coat, large Bar and cuff accents, suitable for town or country wear. Materials include 54 inch fabric at 250 per yard, 39 inch rayon crepe for lining, fur trim, interlining, and pictorial printed patterns. Sizes 14 to 18, with various yardage and costs listed to total about 1783.
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Amter Modoc Pecki
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