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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1927
Page
2
Madeline faced a ultimatum to flee with a suitor or reveal a scandal while Ned seeks truth about a murder. Anastasia Fol Som reads the tea on Garry Folsom’s death as Myrtle reveals a doll linked to the mystery.
In a tense hotel confrontation, Anastasia Folsom reveals a hidden past about her brother Garry and a mock marriage. Ross, the valet, then confesses to killing Garrett Folsom to protect Madeline Barron, claiming he did so to shield her from further harm. Anastasia serenes her stance, exonerates Ross, and urges authorities to drop the case while shielding Croydon Sears from blame.
Witness Bob Hathaway, the deceased’s nephew, testifies for the state and reveals his engagement to Cherry Lane Wiley. He recounts Thanksgiving Day events and the discovery of Ralph Winston Cluny’s body, with a photo of the crime scene admitted as exhibit A. The judge overrules objections as Hathaway clarifies his memory of the open window and surrounding details.
Washington reports the United States will not leave itself unprotected against poison gases as a response to a League of Nations inquiry. The note declines to discuss broader wartime policy, citing prior Geneva conferences.
The Cotton Growers Co operative association faces a public probe as Colonel Willie M. Person demands detailed answers to twelve questions. Officials Blalock Kilgore and Webster will also undergo an oral examination in Raleigh on April 5 to reveal margins, hedges, salaries, and reserve funds allegedly connected to losses for growers.
In a brief, melodramatic scene, Ross kneels and kisses Miss Anastasias hem, signaling a final romantic gesture as the story concludes.
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