A BIMPLE ACT OF JUSTICE Chapter 47
Uncle John and Henry debate the MacNair murder case with Jerry and Lucy amid a tense family gathering. Peebles narrates itemized evidence from a notebook revealing alibis, disguises, and a staged death scene as MacNair plots to eliminate Andrew.
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Jerry
John
Lucy
Deacon
Mac
Henry
Mac Nair
Nathan Hyde
Stu
Hyde
Peebles
Uncle John
Watson
Holmes
Holmes 1
Villian
MacNair
Andrew
Will Survey Canal Death Case Reveals MacNair Conflict
In a detailed confession fragment, Andrew Ogden’s death case implicates MacNair. The narrator describes struggles, blood evidence from Polyandria the cat, weapon shots through a hat, and MacNair’s evasive behavior. Notes mention disputed cartridges and a red notebook with clues. A Los Angeles lead ties MacNair to a swindle and a high bribe past.
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Andrew Ogden
MacNair
Lucy
Los Angeles
Jerry
Andrew
Finnkorten
New York Sights Tug at Tourists Eye Local Lore
A New York guide notes that tourist interest centers less on famed landmarks than on sensational sites tied to real life drama. Visitors flock to sights linked to Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray, Valentino, and dramatic moments, while official icons like the Statue of Liberty remain steadfast.
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New York
Charset
Judd Gray
Ruth Snyder
Philadelphia
Daddy Browning
Bédice’s Island
Metropolitan Museum
Rendezvous
Valentino Fame
Delicacy and New York food tale in Lemon Pie
A playful sketch praises New York cuisine noting lemon meringue pie on Thirty-third Street enjoyed by sightseers. The narrative follows travelers with pie, a Palisades amusement park ride, and a stray slice that sails from a roller coaster. It also mentions new construction drawing panhandling to sidewalk safety measures.
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New York
Thirty-third Street
Grant
Palisades
Wheat crop rush to gulf ports to feed world markets
The 1929 winter wheat harvest from Texas to Kansas and Oklahoma triggers a vast movement as western railroads push 40 000 boxcars daily toward ports and mills. Officials warn of possible transport bottlenecks if export demand falters while storage in granaries remains high and combines flood fields with rapid field to car transfers.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Prairies
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Oklahoma
American Railway Association
Western
Kansas City
Doz
Gulf
L. M. Botts
Car Service Division
Betts
M. J. Gormley
United States
Night pedestrians and the dime for coffee gentry
In North Bergen and New York reports a sharp street mood emerges as pedestrians at night feel the stare of hard faced gentry asking for money. A deputy and a colonel exchange phrases with a police officer after detour mishap, while chatter notes social irony and travel plans from Joe Jessel and Vernetta Hoos aboard the Graf Zeppelin.
Pittsburgh Markets Livestock Report June 21 Crossed Markets
Pittsburgh markets list livestock with hog prices 11.60 to 12.00 per cwt and sow prices 9.00 to 9.50, calves around 900 units steady, top cattle 16.00, lambs quoted 14.00 to 16.00, cabbage and potatoes prices noted, produce demand moderate with various regional crates and pack details.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Tennessee
Michigan
Maine
Virginia
Gettysburg Ells lodge wins Guggenheim medal
The Gettysburg Pennsylvania Ells lodge received a Guggenheim foundation medal for pioneering an earth art sign guiding aviators. The award honors innovative contributions to aerial navigation and regional civic achievement.
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Gettysburg
Ells Lodge
Guggenheim Foundation
The Rainbow Man at Strand Theatre Midnite Show
The Rainbow Man tops Strand Midnite show June 23 with Eddie Dowling and Frank Darro in a musical talking romance. Marian Nixon plays a hotel proprietor’s daughter who falls for Dowling’s minstrel lead as their troupe tours town, with songs Rainbow Man Smile Little Pal and Sleepy Valley.
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Strand Theatre
Midnite
East
Eddie Dowling
Prankie Darro
George Hayes
Dowling
Hig
Town
New Theories From Space Motion Challenge Universe Shape
Scientists Milton Humason and Francis Pease from a Movil observatory presented three celestial bodies whose light shows them moving away from Earth at speeds up to 4.6 miles per second. Their spectra on the 100 inch reflector suggest distances of about fifty million light years, with links to Einstein’s curvature of space and a possibly finite, boundaryless universe.
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Saidy
Milton
Humason Francis Pease
Sobservatory
L Éart Steather
Seatiny
Einstein
Midy
Woman Sent to Jail After Arrest on Charge of Theft
Blanche Taylor was arrested and held by city police last night on the same charge of stealing. She was taken into custody and to the county jail, before Mayor Charles Gyng. Officials said she was advised to go home to her parents and given twenty four hours to leave the city.
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Jah
Blanche Taylor
Jon
Ioltdring
Agding
Ted
Charles Gyng
Offi
Xing
North and Middle Atlantic Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for showers at the start of the week and again around midweek with cool temperatures. Overall, readings stay below normal in Ontario Valley and Tennew with mostly rain and some showers Tuesday or Wednesday. trend toward near normal by week’s end with a cooler latter part.
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