Detective story action on a tense New York chase
The Blade's Charles Morden is killed and criminologist Sidney Griff investigates with publisher Dan Bleeker. They pursue a gray Cadillac linked to Cathay and Mary Briggs while facing danger and a hospital bedside twist. Griff and Bleeker rescue Stella Mockley and confront lawyer Charles Fisher amid a dramatic escape.
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Charles Morden
Blade
Dan Bleeker
Sidney Griff
Morden
Frank B. Cathay
Cathay
Mary Briggs
Griff
Alice Lorton
Frank Bliss
Fisher
Meee
Stelle Ey
Bleeker
Cinonati Red
Lamp
Killingby
Gritt
Bleek
Scella Mock
Stella Mockley
Mockley
Famous Football Feats Against Yale and Princeton
A 1898 game featured Princeton quarterback Arthur Poe returning a stolen Yale fumble 100 yards for a winning touchdown in a 6 0 victory. Yale’s Durnstine pushed Princeton’s line while Doc Hillebrand tackled him. Poe outran Yale to score.
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Yas
Princeton
Tigers
Arthur Poe
Yale
Durnstine
Doc Hillebrand
Poe
Ing Poe
Government Control of Munition Profits Proposed By DuPont
DuPont proposes eliminating extraordinary profits in munitions and establishing strict government control of international arms trade. The firm sent a letter to the Senate munitions committee outlining the plan.
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DuPont
Philadelphia
Senate
E. L Dupont de Nemours and Company
Nye Urges End to Profit Motive in Munitions
Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota, leader of the investigating group, declared for destruction of the profit motive in munitions. A Dupont letter signed by La Mont Dupont urged Congress to appoint a government commission with sole direction over arms exports, preferring international agreement for control.
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Lic
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Republican
Dupont
Lamont Dupont
Congress
Police dog helps seize liquor at Moore home
Pittsburgh police Lt. Michael Murphy said Matthew Moore, 40, was jailed after his dog allegedly accepted a bribe. During a liquor search, the dog house yielded six pints of liquor, found after the officer lured the dog from its kennel with meat.
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Pittsburgh
Matthew Moore
Michael Murphy
Moore
Palm Family Finds Gold Mine in Gravel on Dryland Farm
In Saco Montana geologists count a million cubic yards of sand and gravel on the Charles Palm family farm. Mrs Palm widow mother of nine children expects about 100000 dollars from gravel contracts over the next five years as Fort Peckham construction spurs demand.
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Saco
Mont
Charles Palm
Bronx Families Show Growth in Tenement Survey
New York officials note a close race between stork and moving man in the Bronx as population survey by Tenement Commissioner Langdon indicates 354000 families today versus 198371 in 1920, with families with children outnumbering those without.
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New York
Bronx
Langdon . Post
Crenets
Moving Man Faces Stork in New Couples Trend
A lighthearted note from the Post says fewer couples are present as a playful “stork” figure challenges the moving man in a rising trend. The quip suggests shifts in household moves and family growth with a humorous local flavor.
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Post
Alabama Favored to Win Rose Bowl Bid This Year
Alabama, a prior Rose Bowl visitor, is favored to secure the bid as Pasadena reports strong chances the South will receive the invitation this year.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
St Paul Man Offers Free to Stomach Ulcer Victims
A St Paul man offers free treatment to stomach ulcer victims. The notice mentions a product guarantee and references Eckerd's of High Point as the seller.
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St. Paul
Eckerd’s
High Point
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