Strange Affairs of Ashtoreth Ashe in a Box of Fashions
Illness grips Ashtoreth Ashe while her employer Hollis Hart vanishes abroad. Sadie Morton, revealed as Mae de Marr, floods the sick room with gifts and schemes as Monty English recovers in a hospital. Maizie stirs a plan for a long rest and a possible South American trip.
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Ashtoreth Ashe
Monty English
Boston
New York
Hollis Hart
Europe
Ashtoreth
Mae DE Marr
Mae
Sadie Morton
Hart
Tory
Maizie
Sadie Sadie Morton
Hollander’s
Turkey
Sadie
Ash
Holly
Carthlansh
Georgie
P. S
Paris
South America
Azzie
Monty
Sinc
Astoreth
Mystery of Pablo Mendoza Deepens at Grayson Dairy Farm
Tony questions two laborers and foreman Jones about Pablo Mendoza and a woman described as Crystal Hathaway. The men recount seeing Pablo with a pretty, brown-eyed, brown-haired girl reading poetry under a tree, with Pablo dressing in bullfighter style and playing guitar. They deny any sexual act but note Pablo protected the girl in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Grayson
Sandy Ross
Pablo Mendoza
Mr. Jones
Stanton
Pablo
Crystal
Jones
Tom
Crystal Hathaway
Valentino
Sandy
Brookside Community House Opens December 21
City officials plan to dedicate the Brookside community house December 21 if furniture arrives. President John E. Milner leads park board preparations for the dedication and about $1,000 worth of furniture bought from Indiana prison factory. Commissioners want to have the center open before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Community House
Park Board
John E. Milner
Indiana Prison
Trial set for youth caught in cop trap
Lloyd Amos aged 24 of 617 North Tlinois street will be tried for auto banditry conspiracy and robbery in criminal court by a jury on December 27. Amos was arrested after two men with him were fatally wounded by police when attempting to hold up the F. W. Hohit and Son dry goods store at 1239 Kentucky Avenue on December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Amos
Tlinois Street
Amos
F. W. Hohit & Son
Kentucky Avenue
County awards 1929 printing contracts to Levy and Sentinel
County commissioners on Monday awarded 1929 printing contracts to Levy Printing Company and Sentinel Printing Company for bound and loose leaf books assessor's office blanks clerk's office blanks and general supplies. No awards were made on envelopes and it is understood they may be printed at the Negro Orphans' home. A. M. Grossbrenner president of Levy company was a heavy contributor to the county election fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Printing Company
Indianapolis
Sentinel Printing Company
Negro Orphans’ Home
A. M. Grossbrenner
Levy Company
Girl Foils Burglar by Muriel Ainsworth in Newark
In Newark New Jersey a 14-year-old girl Muriel Ainsworth foiled a burglar by screaming for help and fighting off gag attempts at the Ainsworth home. The suspect Frederick J. Ensor fled but was captured after Muriel identified him from scratches and a bank book left at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Muriel Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Frederick J. Ensor
Muriel
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Lliams
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WEA Service, Inc
U. 5
Bove
Stheeran
UBS
Jas
GOZY
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Alps
Sam
Towey's
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Scrooge
Book of Knowledge
Lava Mike
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Grauchle
Marley
Saint-Sinner
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