The Man With Steel Fingers in a Paris Study
Prefect of Police Monsieur Jonquelle confronts a silent, enigmatic pianist with a masklike face in a drawing room overlooking the Bois de Boulogne. The exchange hints at a clash between criminal genius and bureaucratic curiosity, as Jonquelle seeks a decisive opinion on a long‑standing puzzle from the poised, expressionless host.
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English Crime Courts Probe for Providence and Chance
An extended dialogue unfolds between Monsieur Jonquelle and Lord Valleys as they dissect the English criminal courts. The Prefect of Police asks whether Providence or human will drives justice, debating chance versus intent. Valleys argues chance, shaped by will, explains how fate delivered a peerage against odds after wartime deaths and dynastic shifts. An Atlanta note follows about Mrs. Pelton planning to attend Congress session.
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Trinity Quint Is Victor Again In Fast Basketball Game
Trinity high school defeated Thomasville high quint 33 to 15 on Trinity Court Tuesday afternoon. Parkin and McDowell led Trinity with seven and five field goals respectively. Thomasville showed moments of promise but lacked team play. referee Mr Stow of Trinity officiated.
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SAY DAYS WILL WIN THE WORLD
Philadelphia counts on global support as delegates at the World Convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union express confidence that international prohibition will be achieved soon and urge continued encouragement from all corners of the globe.
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Rail fares in Austria soar amid deficit fears
Delegates from Scotland and Germany hint at possible dry laws. Vienna reports a 300 percent rise in Austrian railway rates since early month, now 24 times August 1 1922 levels, with a daily deficit around 1.6 billion crowns. Government free transport for officials blamed for much travel.
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