Lucy Carteret and the stolen jewels on the Alsatian
Lucy Carteret travels aboard the Alsatian from Liverpool to New York with Mrs Beggarstaff aboard. A brooch from Lucy’s past ties to a stolen necklace triggers spying and danger as Craven, Betty, and others plot to recover the jewels amid intrigue and deception on deck and in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Carteret
Liverpool
New York
Amelia Beggarstaff
Lucy
Juicy
X- Secret
Service Man
Lucy Fe
Lydia
Tad Craven
Necklace and rendezvous stir Craven circle in New York
Lydia Craven denies Craven’s direct role in crimes while Mrs Beggarstaff and Quoin press for truth. Peter Traft pursues Lydia by car and offers marriage as a escape from secrets, while Lydia weighs leaving Craven’s world for independence and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Hatlwis
Quoin
Lynn Craven
Betty Merrilees
Quola
Betty
Rue de la Paix
Peter
Lydia Craven
Dowager Dragon
Lot Koker heads for old home in Charles Mix County
In Pioneer Days Mr Lot Koker plans to depart soon for his old home in Charles Mix county South Dakota with promise of winter work for himself and team George Pro cunier likely to accompany him. Also a Williamsport area dance on short notice drew about fifteen couples for an enjoyable evening. The Red Cross urges support for soldiers abroad noting its essential role and calling readers to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Koker
Charles Mix County
South Dakota
George Procunier
Williamsport
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Louis‘ Joseph Vance
Gil Tadin
Tnd
Mrs. Merriers
Lem
Pete Tratt
Merrilees
Kluee
Twila
Tex
le Din
Min
Miles
Smith
Delvis Newures
Lucin
Suset Nm
Mertty
Veter
Southpaw Smith
Betts
Margrave
Ted
Rarny
Cyniata Veter
Hee
Deter
Leok
Gane
Queln
Ome
Craven
Louis Joseph Vance
Lydie
Mr. Tratt
Petre
Fifth Avenue
Lfe
Downing Street
Central Park
Tie
Kelly
Tad
Bery
Egypt
Yin
the Record
S. A. Brindle
Ohio
St. Paul
George Dougherty
George
Streeter
Brock
Bismarck
Lamborn Hospital
Mr. Brock
Kendrick
American Red Cross
Fred Kist
Leslie's Weekly
THE
First State Bank
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