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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1932
Page
6
Sue Thornton faces a police summons after a car theft linked to Foster as a bootlegging suspect. Jack Thornton, her husband, calms the scene at the station and aims to prove their alibi while a detective pursues Foster.
On January 4 1918 President Wilson urged Congress to enact full government control of the railroad system. He proposed compensation based on three year net income ending June 30 1917 totaling 1 049 974 977 dollars per ICC returns. The Shipping Board sought authority to contract for ships worth 2 000 600 000 dollars. The Rewa hospital ship was sunk by a torpedo in the English Channel as German forces advanced near Cambrai and British bombers hit Denain Ledeghin and the Menin Roulers railway station.
A note reveals that Wash Tubbs died and left his estate to a claimant. Tart Dagger is identified as the key to uncovering hidden wealth, stirring intrigue and investigative interest.
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