Murder Tale Emerges Near Moore's House
The report describes Tommy North returning to his room at 2 30 am in Moore's house and confronting Captain John Haneka with a knife wound to the breast. Lawrence Waite is suspected in the case after a quarrel with Haneka that evening. A woman named by witnesses is taken in by her own home while authorities note Hanska, the widow of the murdered man, appears.
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Tommy North
Moore
Ted
John Haneka
Roormer
Lawrence Waite
Hanska
Hansika
Wihie Ie
White Aho
Jance Hanska
Constance
Captain Hanska
New York
John H. Hanska
Lawrence Wade
Murky affair probes a murder and a possible legal clash
In New York Inspector McGee presses Constance Hanska as she denounces Lawrence Wade, her attorney and former suitor, while Betsy Barbara and Rosalie Le Grange observe. Constance asserts Wade did not commit the murder. Wade’s motive and actions are debated amid a tangle of separations, past life, and a looming trial.
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Mra. Hanska
Joim
America
Boston
Mra. Wharton
Arden
Miss Lane
Captain Hanska
Hanska
Benny-Barbara
Bng
Werp
New York
Wade
Lawrence Wade
Martin McGee
Constance Hanken
Inspector McGee
Mr. Wade
Betsy-Barbara
Irperior McGee
Betsy-Barra
Philippines
McGee
Constance Hanska
Rogalle
Metsy-Barbara
Constance
Rosalie le Grange
Betty-Barbara
Rosalie
A Woman Steers the Moore Boarding House Tale
Rosalie Le Grange takes charge of Mrs. Moore and her boarders after a tense inquest. She reshapes the residence, hires a housekeeper, and wins trust by guiding Constance Wade as rumors swirl around Captain Hanska’s death and Lawrence Wade’s arrest. The Tombs hold Wade as investigations proceed.
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Mrs. Moore
Rosalie le Grange
Rosalie
Honewer
Moore
Hanska
Mise Lane
Mrs. le Grange
Constance
Paris
Hanska- Wade
Missa
Lawrence Wade
Betsay-Barbara
Cremntory
Captain Hanska
Wade
Hansken
Captain Haneka
Arden
Harake
Tommy North and the Contested Motives Unfold
Chapter V centers on Tommy North as a pawn in a complex murder case. He is held by police until Conn and evades exposure with the help of an aunt who hides newspapers. He travels to Rosalie Le Grange in New York, downplays guilt, and muses on public loathing of the killer. TO BE CONTINUED, Twenty-nine United States railroads have 1ALJ43 stockholders.
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Tommy North
Conn
New York
Rosalie le Grange
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