Benson Murder Case scene tests new York City truth
Prose excerpt centers on Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham as they probe Alvin Benson's murder. Vance challenges legal caution, vows to deduce clues at the crime scene, sparking a dangerous pursuit through New York upper streets with cryptic philosophical banter and a tense partnership.
Woman’s gloves and handbag found at Benson murder scene
Detective Markham questions Miss St Clair after gloves and a handbag tied to her are traced to her. She gives flippant replies but shows concern when Leacock’s ownership of a Cal 45 is mentioned. Vance voices confidence in the girl’s innocence.
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Vance
Markham
St. Clair
Benson
Miss St. Clair
Leacock
Chapter XVIII Hallucination on Crime
Vance refutes the notion that crime follows simple patterns. He argues that readers misinterpret criminal behavior and overstate predictable outcomes in the ongoing investigation.
Bond Sale Notice for Robeson County Drainage District
Robeson County North Carolina drainage district two will take sealed bids on October 26, 1927 for 90000 of 6 percent improvement bonds dated January 1, 1928 and maturing 6000 in each year from 1932 to 1946. Legal work and sale under Bruce Craven supervision. Inquiries and bids go to Junius J. Goodwin Lumberton NC.
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Robeson County
N. C
Bruce Craven
Junius J. Goodwin
Lumberton
Debate on Crime Myths and Art Attribution Sparks Tension
The scene shows a heated clash as Markham protests a challenge, while another figure defends a point about crime myths. Sir Basil Thomson is cited for supporting a similar view in 1923. The Louvre painting controversy shifts from Titian to Giorgione after Vance persuades curator Lepellier.
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Saturday Evening Post
Basil Thomson
Louvre
Titian
Vance
Junkers plane sighted after trans Atlantic flight
The Junkers plane D-1230 was spotted at 5:50 p.m. in Amsterdam, Holland, after taking off from Norderney, Germany, to complete its trans Atlantic flight. Amsterdam lies about 130 miles from Norderney where the craft began its journey.
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Norderney
Germany
Amsterdam
Holland
Tennessee Pays Final Tribute to Governor Austin Peay
Nashville observes the death of Governor Austin Peay with state capitol in crepe and a ceremonial seven hour lying in state. The procession from the executive mansion to the state house ends at 9 a m as banners shift to mourning. Clarksville will host services and interment is planned for Wednesday.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Austin Peay
Commonwealth
State
Executive Mansion
State House
Tennessee National Guardsmen
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Bunting
Alrady
House of Representatives
Clarksville
Governor Peay
Call Money Up Following Rate Hike in New York Market
A wave of selling hit both accounts in New York stocks after the call money rate rose from 4 to 4 1/2 percent this afternoon.
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Call Money Up
New York
Mine disorders erupt at Belmont County in Ohio
Belmont county Ohio reports new mine disturbances as sheriff C C Hardesty and deputies face threats at three mines. At Webb mine they were threatened, at Provident a non union worker was beaten and stoned, and at Florence mine about fifty union pickets were arrested after refusing to abandon posts. Eleven union leaders held on charges connected to an injunction were released on bond then jailed in protest.
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St, Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont County
C. C. Hardesty
Webb Mine
Webb
Wes
Shadyside
Hardesty
W. T. Roberts
United Mine Workers of America
Adolpho Pacific
Attore del Guzzo
Steubenville
If You Were Condemned to Die What Kind of Death
Brief fragment quotes a person asked about their preferred death. The line answers “Old age” while noting the source as Answers. The wording resembles a humorous or philosophical Q and A snippet without further context.
Ohio telephone operators answer 70 million calls in 3.7 seconds
The average time spent by telephone operators answering more than 70,000,000 calls in Ohio was 3.7 seconds per call during a task.
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Ohio
Retired merchant backs herb extract as health tonic
Raleigh businessman Mr. Spence aged about 66 testifies that Miller's Herb Extract formerly Herb Juice greatly improved his health after years of decline. He praises its laxative and reconstructive effects, noting better bowel movement appetite digestion and energy and says many friends have benefited. Over a million bottles sold last year. Ad.
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Mr. Spence
Raleigh
N. C
Salisbury Street
Spence
Advt
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