Benson Case Murder Mystery Figures in New York Story
Alvin Benson, Wall Street broker, is found murdered at his home. The cast includes Major Anthony Benson, Miss Muriel St Clair, Colonel Bigsby Ostrander, and Detectives from the Homicide Bureau. The narrative unfolds with legal and investigative figures such as Maurice Dinwiddie and Ernest Heath guiding the case.
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Ilovance
F.X. Markham
New York County
Alvin H. Benson
Wall Street
Anthony Benson
Anna Platz
Alvin Benson
Muriel ST. Clair
Philip Leacock
Miss St. Clair
Leander Pfyfe
Elsie Hoffman
Aula Banning
Pryfe’s
Benson and Benson
Bigsby Ostrander
William H. Moriarty
George G. Stitt
Stitt and McCoy
Maurice Dinwiddie
Ernest Heath
Burke, Snitkin, Emery
Ben Hanlon
Midnight interview at district attorney office
Markham has traced a handbag to Miss St. Clair while Vance defends her innocence. He agrees to attend the interview in Markham's office as tension rises over the case. The scene shifts to the old district attorney building with its marble, bronze chandelier, and faded walls.
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Markham
Vance
Franklin Street
District Attorney’s Office
District Attorney Office Scene and Investigations
In Markham's district attorney office detectives report progress on the Benson case. Vance observes the grim municipal setting as aides Phelps Tracy Springer Heath update him on leads, including Benson's acquaintances and Miss St Clair, while arrangements are made to interview Leander Pryfe.
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Markham
St. Clair
Swacker
Tracy
Phelps
The
Metropolitan
Prima Donnas
Miss St. Clair
Benson
Rinaldo
Spinger
Springer
Phhlps
Major Benson
Long Island
Leander Pryfe
Port Washington
McLean Names Gettysburg Monument Design Advisory Board
Governor McLean appointed an advisory committee to help select a design for the Gettysburg monument. The panel was authorized at the last meeting to work with the governor on the project in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
INS
McLean
Gettysburg
Gloves and handbag found at Benson murder scene
A woman's gloves and hand bag were recovered at the scene of the Benson murder, with detectives reporting a large gray automobile seen in the area.
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Benson
Adams names advisory committee for Gettysburg Memorial design
Governor McLean appointed a North Carolina advisory panel for the Gettysburg Memorial commission. Members include William W. Fuller of Briarcliff Manor N Y and Major Bruce Cotton of Clyburn to advise on monument design. McLean names Fuller as advisory committee chair.
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Gettysburg Memorial Association
McLean
William W. Fuller
Haymount
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Thomas C. Fuller
Bruce Cotton
Clyburn
Roland Park
Baltimore
R. R. Cotton
Edgecombe County
George Gordon Batts
New York
Daniel M. Barringer
Philadelphia
Rufus Barringer
North Carolina Gettysburg Memorial Commission
Gettysburg Memorial Commission
Fuller
Resignation of Louisiana region Prohibition official
A. A. Catterall assistant prohibition administrator for Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Arkansas has submitted his resignation to Commissioner Doran. The move will be accepted and take effect within a few days.
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Washingto
A. A. Catterall
Prohibition
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Doran
Returning Jordan Star Witness Heads to Trial
Officiers from Mecklenburg county North Carolina arrived in Grand Rapids Michigan to take the Rev Willis F Jordan to Charlotte to face bigamy charges The plan was to depart tonight and reach Charlotte early Friday for the legal proceedings.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
Willis F. Jordan
Charlotte
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Heath
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Commercial National Bank Building
Carolinas
High Point’s Greatest Store
Catterall
Jordan
Greensboro
Barnuniveaner Ae
Pawah Ne
Burma
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