The Twelfth Grime A Mystery of Modern London
Beton Cross presents a detective tale set in modern London where a puzzling cipher leads to a hidden motive. A clever sleuth navigates social strata, unmasking deception and uncovering a calculated scheme behind a seemingly ordinary case.
Suspicion heats up in pursuit near Camden Town
Wheeler and Treversh clash over a crucial truth as the journalist presses for a precise address linked to Martha. Treversh guards a secret while Wheeler dictates terms and probes whether Martha’s actions point to a deeper plot at The Retreat and nearby houses.
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Wheeler
Treversh
Martha
Will
Troverahmer
Wheeler Rane
Ance
Walt
Gala
Issus
Herp
McEwan
Ted
Treand
Goring
Casterford
Oime
Camden Town
Wasterford
Brighton
Anid
Ee Mare and Treversh
Man's Green
Olive
Ube
Holwegate
Pattineon
Royal Automobile Club tests American car performance
Royal Automobile Club of London members tested a prominent American car by selecting one from 44 shipped units. After minor adjustments, the car started within three minutes and a second and completed a test drive supervised by Kisla Club officials. The route burned about 3 % gallons of gasoline, roughly 20.14 miles per gallon, a notable efficiency given the era's standards.
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Royal Automobile Club of London
Club of
Kisla
Greeline
Japan Faces Political Strife Over Cabinet Imp impeachment
The Japangee Cabinet survived an impeachment motion in December amid Distracted Diet debate. The issue centers on the Oura scandal and alleged concessions to Allies, while China tensions and Britain's China policy spark further unrest. Public sentiment grows uneasy as Japan pressures Western powers for greater autonomy and expansion in the Far East.
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Oura
Nogi
Imperial Privy Council
Re Ord
Ukuma
Hosking
China
Japan
Ben Yot Sem Himelf
Shanghei
Yuan Shi Kai
Prues
Ameries
England
United States
Japanme
Yamato Shimbus
Tokio
India
South Bos
Ogrestan
Britain
America
Anks
Amariti
Saanat
Bagdad in History and Trade Across Ages
The article sketches Bagdad’s ancient origins dating to 2000 BC, its diverse population including Jews and Christians, and Sinbad’s mythical link. It notes British, French, and Russian consul presence, exports like dates and wool, and a Tigris bridge, plus a 1904 railway project from Kouyuh to Beara via the Euphrates valley and a Frankfort floated company with £150,000 capital.
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Haroun
Bagdad
Hagar
Sinbad
Tigris
Hassarah
Basra
Kouioh
Beara
Euphrates Valley
Frankfort
Soumtrust
Fieet
Submarine activity and Baltic trade disruptions noted
A report describes British submarines slipping through narrow straits from the North Sea into the Baltic. The dispatch claims flotillas and a cruiser escort guided subs toward Elsinore and into the Baltic to threaten German shipping, warning of extended routes around the Jutland coast.
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North Sea
Baltic
Scandinavia
Qattegat
Jutland
Elsinore
Glimpses of Zeppelins through London children ages one to thirteen
Dr. C. W. Kimmins reports on London schoolchildren from ages 8 to 13 who wrote essays after Zeppelin raids on September 4 and October 15. The boys and girls describe fear, curiosity, and survival, with girls often displaying care for younger children and boys showing braver interest. some memories include a falling window and a crying mother, while others reflect a sense that the raids reveal war’s reality.
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C. W. Kimmins
London County
Hveechoola
Plices
London
Kimmina Sail
Nina
Abso
Cho
Germany
Mayers
Zeppelion
Sing
Buret
Descriptive Touch Amid Crayon Drawings and Messy Text
Fragmentary OCR note describes children ages ten and one describing graphics and excitement. It mentions a mother rushing up and a focus on team and friends with unclear context and scattered phrases. The passage lacks coherent events or names.
War Costs and Debt See Vast British Expenditure
A historic column outlines wartime economics with figures on daily costs, national debt rising to 1 101 051 702 pounds, and per person debt of 25 pounds. It compares wartime spending to peacetime revenues and historic wars, highlighting the financial strain of sustaining extended conflict.
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Mr Asquith
Tore Indleed
J. M. Hogue
Great Britain
Hogge
Britain
France
Belgium
Japan
Russia
Servis
Italy
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Politicians' Wages Spark Debate on Public Pay
A London Telegraph report questions ministerial salaries amid deepening financial stringency. It contrasts officials pay with vast sums to judges and the Lord Lieutenants of Ireland, urging economy and calling for across the board reductions while defending certain official emoluments.
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Ireland
John Jellicoe
Amu
London 'Chronicle
Penguin
Tne
High Court
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Doc
Bleck
Ethel
Maris
Jellicoe
London ‘'Telegraph
House of Commons