Poisoned aristocrat mystery deepens in London thriller
Detective Paul Harley probes Sir Charles Abingdon's death amid a web of intrigue. He taunts a suspect girl, Jones, and follows clues from serviettes stained with berries to a hidden Hindu pursued by unknowns as he tracks a mystery across London streets and small clues linked to a masked "Fire-Tongue."
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Sir Charles Abingdon
Sir Charles
Hariey
Abingdon
Sir Charies
McMurhen
Nicol Brinn
Brian
India
Paul
Ormuz Khan
Phil Abingdon
Charles
Serviette
Lambeth Road
Harley
Charles Abingdon
Vauxhall Bridge
Victoria Station
London
No. 236
South
Ellen
Miss Jones
Kennington Lane
Polly
Vauxhall Station
Serviettes
Sidney
Photo Inspires Hint of Warning in Library Scene
Paul Harley studies a silver framed photograph, triggering auto hypnosis as he arranges a note for his secretary Mr Innes. He instructs his secretary to use a district messenger and to accept no other receipt, then hurries to a waiting cab.
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Phil Abination
Benson
Healing Eczema Tale Promotes Cuticura Products
Miss Fredia Lyons of Thurman Iowa reports her brother's eczema fully healed after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment. The ad touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as skin aids and samples offered by the company.
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Fredia Lyons
Thurman
Iowa
How to Dance Booklet Offer From Washington Bureau
Our Washington Bureau offers a how to dance booklet for the waltz one step fox trot and variations. It includes diagrams and simple steps for private or partner practice. Send 5 cents in stamps with name and address to Dance Editor Washington Bureau Indianapolis Times.
Bank Arranging Loan To State Of Indiana For 2500
The Union Trust Company of Indianapolis plans to loan the State 2500 for six months at 4.80 percent. The State board of finance accepted the bid, though Auditor Bracken favored a 4.71 percent bid from the F. I. S. Mosely Company of Boston. Fletcher Savings and Trust offered 5 percent on 1250000 with a 1033.20 premium, while Reserve Life Insurance bid 5 percent on 200000.
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Union Trust Company of
Indianapolis
State Board of Finance
Robert Bracken
IF. S. Mosely Company
Boston
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of
Reserve Life Insurance Company of
Furniture shipment pooling to start January first
The Indianapolis Furniture Manufacturers Association will begin pooling shipments of furniture from Indiana on January 1. Charles P. Thompson, in charge of the shipments, announced today.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Charles P. Thompson
Leonard L Campbell New President At Indianapolis Culver Club
Leonard L Campbell becomes president of the Indianapolis Culver Club with George Hilgemeier as vice president Clifford Arick as secretary treasurer and Charles Becker and William Higgins on the executive committee. Motion pictures from Culver Military Academy events were shown at Claypool Theater in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Culver Club
George Hilgemeier
Clifford Arickoff
Charles Becker
William Higgins
Culver Military Academy
Indianapolis
Umn
Claypool
Hoosier Briefs From Hancock County And Nearby Areas
Hancock County grand jury adjourned to finish corn crop gathering. Columbus area notes: John H. Schaefer named 1924 president of the Chamber of Commerce. Fort Wayne typhoid toll rises to fifteen. Miss Gertrude Hoeick, 29, last to die before holidays. Crawfordsville children to sing carols around courthouse tree. Lippencott glass factory at Alexandria resumes. $43,850 of $50,000 loan subscribed. Parke County Fish and Game Association reorganized. Edward Beatty elected president. New officers named for Wells County Farm Bureau.
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Gertrude Hoeick
The
Chamber of Commerce
County Sunday School Association
Crawfordsville
Lippencott Glass
Alexandria
Game Association
United Press
Rockville
Ind
Parke County Fish and Game Association
George W. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Department of Conservation
Edward Beatty
Robert McNorton
Leighton Hunnicutt
Clergy Leader Urges Charity at Knights Luncheon
Reverend Maurice O Conner director of Catholic Charities of Indianapolis told the Knights of Columbus Luncheon Club at the Spink Arms on Friday that the church must always perform charity to prove it true to its test as the church.
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Church of God
Maurice O'Conner
Catholic Charities of
Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
Spink-Arms
Proffered Bribe Fails After Highway Stop in Muncie
Two men named Hugh Berry and William Cambren of Muncie Ind are jailed after police stopped them Friday night. They fled a traffic signal at Washington Street and Capitol Ave. with twenty gallons of liquor in their car and offered a bribe to Trafficman Wiles to avoid arrest.
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Hugh Berry
William Cambren
Muncie
Ind
Washington St
Capitol Ave
Wiles
Police Seek Gary Girl in Indianapolis
A telegram from Horace Johnson requests Indianapolis police help locate Miss Ellien Gandy believed to be in the city. Separate report notes Louis Schomber, 56, missing from his daughter Esther Schomber's home since Friday. he was last seen in dark clothes with a gray soft hat and dark overcoat.
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Horace Johnson
Gary
Ind
Indianapolis
Ellien Gandy
Louis Schomber
Ashland Ave
Esther Schomber
State Receives Initial Payment From Kentland Bank Deposit
The state gets 9000 dollars as the first installment of a 90000 dollar deposit from the Discount and Deposit State Bank of Kentland which closed amid revelations of the McCray financial entanglement. Governor McCray was a former bank president.
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Discount and Deposit State Bank of
Kentland
McCray Financial
McCray
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