Diamond in gloves tests a gaudy alibi at ball
At a crowded innards ball Miss Van Arsdale confronts a tangle of jealous lovers and a hidden diamond. The inspector reveals a hidden door arch and a second intruder as Mr Durand’s shirt shows a fatal wound while a glove-dropped gem exposes the true thief.
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Mise van Aredgie
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Mr. Durand
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Misa van Aredale
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Eiger
Providence
Mies van Arsdale
Perhepa
Love for Anson Durand Ends In Blood and Guilt
A dramatic excerpt follows Anson Durand dying from a crimson wound. The narrator wrestles with guilt and whether to stay as the Inspector urges legal counsel. Durand pleads to explain before the Inspector interjects. (Continued Next Week.)
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Anson Durand
Mr. Durand
Junction City Notes Orchestra Forms Amid Local Buzz
Junction City forms a small orchestra with L. E. Cook as leader and instructor, plus William Pearman, Richard Thom, W. S. McKee, R. C. Roberts, H. E. Leppert, and L. W. Clark. In the Guard contest District No. 3, Hattie Cook won first with 568470 votes, earning a free trip to Los Angeles. grand prize runner up noted. trip date unspecified.
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L. E. Cook
William Pearman
Richard Thom
McKee
R. C. Roberts
H. E. Leppert
L. W. Clark
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