The Accomplice Prologue in a Murder Trial
A courtroom drama unfolds as foreman Lambert and prosecutor Gilbert lead the People against Alice Emory in the Greg ory Shaw murder case. Barstow fights every move, while Barbara Frayne and Madeleine Mapes expose secrets, including a blue skirt tied to the victim and a housekeeper’s role, heightening the suspense as the trial progresses.
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Emory
Lambert
Ferris Barstow
Alice Emory
Gregory Shaw
Donke Gilbert
Barbara Frayne
Barbara
Miss Emory
Madeleine Mapes
Betty Field
Harstow
Mr. Hunt
Shaw
Gilbert
Miss Frayne
Milss Emory
Henryville
Ste
Gibert
Hentyville
Hero
Miss Mapes
Hetty Field
Hunt
Bayne
Maclean
Barstow
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England's Viscount Haldane Under Fire In Press Critique
London reports Viscount Haldane, lord high chancellor since 1912, facing sharp critique from the British press. The article recalls his wartime tenure as secretary of state for war, the Berlin trip controversy, and his rise from Scottish roots to peerage. Also noted are Canadian Arctic expedition efforts and Belgian reactions to German occupation.
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England
London
Viscount Haldane
Lortigh
Great Britain
Scotland
Universities
Edinburgh
Gotta
House of Commons
War Office
Berlin
Edward Grey
Foreign Office
Viscout Haliane
Canada
American Bar Essociation
Queen Mary's German Cousin in Berlin
Berlin dispatch notes Duke Adolf, a Mecklenburg duke and Queen Mary of England’s cousin, serving with a cavalry regiment and heir to the grand duchy. His sisters include a Montenegro princess married to Prince Tania of Montenegro, linking him to Italian royalty. He is said to have favored medical service and would have pursued medicine if not for succession.
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Queen Mary
Berlin
Mel
Jing
Weh
Achaia Prederick
Mecklenburge-Strefitz
Grand Duchy
England
Mary Adelaide
Teck
Luke Adolph
Kogan
Mecklenburg Cavalry
Tania
Montenegro
Italy
Adulph
Mate
Japanese Force Forms Legions to Aid Allies in War
Paris reports Japan plans a voluntary foreign legion to bolster Allied efforts with veterans from Thassa and top generals leading the unit. Officials debate risks of direct army participation while speculation grows that Japan may join the West against Germany and co operate with Russia and Britain.
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Paris
Japan
Foreign Legion
Russia
England
Model Kitchen at Exposition
Washington reports the department of agriculture has sent a complete kitchen to San Francisco for the Panama-Pacific exposition. It includes a stove, refrigerator, sink, work table, and other essentials designed to illustrate principles of convenient kitchen arrangement for the American housewife.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
San Francisco
Fort Dodge Girls Aim to Walk 500 Miles a Year
Fort Dodge Iowa March 1 Five hundred miles a year in the goal thirteen Fort Dodge girls who are not superstitions and major to be athletic have set for themselves. They do not plan to cover the distance in automobiles as on foot. To wake the tank more pretend but the rules are rigid that they shall not stack their pedimeters while running around the house attending tan ge fete or shopping. At the end of the year those who have failed to tramp 500 miles are banquet the others.
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Fort Dodge
Minn
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Trian Barstow
Alice Eneory
Venezuela
Tim
Arstow
By Frederick Trevor Hill
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Ara
Bonor
Mr. Shaw
Pollicet
Pollteer
Mapes
Tobs
Red Man
Gabe EB. Parker
Oklibotum
United States Treasury
Walker
Oklahomm
Five Civilized Tribes
Mr. Parker
Oklahoma
Parker
Aeros
Stefanason
Ottawa
Ont
Burt M. McConnell
Vilhjutmur
Continental Shelf
McConnell
Stefanswon
Karlok
Herald Island
Brussels
Crosshe Street
Oxford Street
Mecadillo
Westminster Cathedral
St. John's Wood
Bloomsbury
Chile
Wight Club
Wits
Denver
G. A. Carlson
Colersdy
Fernlt
Statehouse
Hig
Carley
Carlson Aig
Carlson
American Press Association
Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelits
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