The Stranglers of Paris A Gothic Tale of Murder and Revenge
The Stranglers of Paris follows Simmonet Jagon a brutal mastermind who leads a gang to murder and theft in Paris He marries a poor craftsman’s daughter Mathilde and plots wealth and status through crime The gang commits killings a fortune is stolen and a complex web of betrayals unfolds culminating in a deadly pursuit and dramatic revelations
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Inez
Parla
Hin
Paris
Simonet
Jagon
Loreng
Jagor
Simmonet
Mathilde
Marquis de Ribas
Pang
Jargon
Mogney
Lad Sear
Jugon
Blanchard Again Escapes Prison to Visit Wife
Fifteen days after Captain Guerin’s death Blanchard escaped custody again to spend hours with his wife Sophie. Under cover of darkness he traveled to a dark street where Sophie met him and they moved to a cafe hoping Cray would be safe. Sophie learned of the captain’s death from Blanchard.
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Paris
Claude Guerin
Blanchar
Claude
Blanchard
Sophie Blanchard
Jeanne Guerin
Mathilde
Jagon
Jeanne
Lorenz
Lonk
Jules Guerin
Guerin
Notary
Sophie Blinchard
Hiv
Captain Guerin
Sophie Manchard
Alumbera
Talen
Sophie
Jugon
Laureng
Jagonu
Jens
Capaina
Tam
Guerins
Blanchards
M. Claude
Aarcesa
Plancherd
Milo
Bis
Jeron
Mademalaccile
Vee
Jazon
Mademoiselle Jeanne
Bia
Lorens
Marquia de Ribas
Jagon Sald
Jost
Joseph Blanchard
Lovetalot
Thor
Loustalot
Jagen
Isughine
Planchard
Jaron
Sona
Marquis
Jason
Paria
Blanc
Claude Gueringon
Jway
Jago
Sophie Munechard
Robert de Meillant
Robert
Jeanne T
Marquis de Ribas
Blanch- Lorena
O Vielie
Marguly
Ponghers
Laren
Parla
Pwerlon
Lils
Loreng
Javon
Sui
Wes
Ella
Terror Patricken
Lorena
Lorene
Methilde
Thimil Vondous
Agon
Guvela
Hophie
Lem
Questa
Cray
TWO WOMEN REMAIN ON NEW'S MURDER JURY
Jurors on the New's murder trial entered the second day as prospective panelists were questioned. Six of about eight women faced removal, with one man rejected. The proceedings reference Senator Martins B. New Co Indiana and implied family ties as potential influence.
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NEW
Tarry Os
Pretts Keleda Liewer
Yew
Ordas
Noel Beers
Mitichmet
Uae
Marts B
Brazil Signs Agreement for New Cable System
Rio de Janeiro reports a 60 year effort to establish a direct link between the United States and Brazil. Central and South American Telecommunication wins concession to lay necessary cables from Rio de Janeiro to Cuba. The new line aims to start operation early next year, connecting coasts of the Americas.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Brasil
United States
Ranionde
UUM Ks Rigveu
Central
South Sinema Weterrapn
Drvive
Froma Rio de Janeiro
Cuba
Surmerican
Harding Formally Out for Nomination in Ohio
Washington Dew 17. Senator Odin of Ohio formally announced last night the candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. The announcement was sent in a letter to Clare Hughes of Piqua authorizing the use of the senator’s name in selecting delegates to the national convention. Harding is the third Republican senator to declare. Senators Powers of Washington and Johnson of California have also formally announced. A boom for Senator Sutherland of West Virginia has been launched as well.
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Washington Dew
Odin
Ohio
Mile
Clare Hughes
Piqua
Chatorina
Miami County
Nng Veen
Sengier Harding le
Powesxtor
Washington
Johnson
California
Sutherland
Wreet
Virginia
Service on Director General Sought in Crossing Suit
Washington December 17. Judge Prades ruled service must be personal. Papers in a railroad administration crossing accident suit were sought to be served on Director General. The U S marshal attempted service in Washington but legality of the ruling is disputed by counsel for the plaintiff.
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Washington
the Tribune
Washington, DC
Prades
Railroads Administration
Ink
God Mont
T'les
Donist
Gompers May Address Kansas Legislature Session
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, may appear before the Kansas special session in Topeka to discuss industrial legislation. Governor Allen reports he has been notified of Gompers desire to testify when the industrial court bill is under consideration.
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Topeka. Kan
Dee. Ti
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Kansas Législatiure
Ieaundry
Allen
China Plans Army Reduction and Administrative Reforms
The Chinese president proposes a 20 percent cut in the army and reforms in civil tax administration to ease central government financial strain. A translated decree was received by the state department.
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China
State Department
Rescue of Six Hundred From Pasika Steamer
Six hundred passengers and crew of the steamer Pasika were rescued from the Creat Nicobar southeast shore and taken to Penang by the US Coast Guard steamer West Modus, according to dispatches received today.
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San Francisco
Creat Nicobar
Penang
United States
Steemer West
Matt Advicen
Wage Committee Busy in Central Coal Regions
Cleveland December 17 coal operators meet to adjust complications from a 4 percent wage increase for miners. The central field including Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and western Pennsylvania acts as a unit in wage matters.
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Cleveland
Ola
Acale
Oholo
Iiinois
Pennsylvania
Actin
Wige Matterr
Deficit appropriation cuts proposed in public health funding
The appropriations committee reduced the urgent deficit appropriation estimates for the public health service and employees compensation to 5.11 million dollars from 7.29 million. They recommended 1.1 million for a compensation fund and 2 million for war risk insurance patients care.
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Wrholington
Public Health Service
How
Miss Malle Nobieon Granted Bail In Murder Indictment
Atlantic January news reports that two Glasgow county farmers Cowcur and Austin McFaden signed an $8,000 bond to secure the release from county jail of Mira Mable Rabinon. She appeared before Judge Arthur charged with shooting her father with intent to murder and pleaded not guilty.
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Atlantic, Jn
Dee IT
Coss County
Cowcur
Austin McFaden
Mira Mable Rabinon
Art Miard
Ton
Mw Arthur
Misa Robinon
Wage committee to be named next Thursday
Announcement of the three men to accompany the commission to settle the controversy will be made public after Attorney General Palmer returns from Chicago. The White House officials have learned of the commission move and will officially announce the selection once palmer arrives.
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Washington
Palmer
Ciwago
Yerseerig
Rommiasion Vadie
Riowletin’ & Frugmin
Matione
Meehl murder trial opens in Salem with jurors sworn
The Meehl murder trial began in Salem as Mary Meehl faces accusations of killing her husband Eroent Meehl, a farmer near here. The jury was completed Tuesday evening and witnesses described the night of the tragedy with Albert Unruh recounting his car stuck, Meehl home notes, and a nervous Mary Meehl.
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Salem
Dee
Mary Meehl
Eroent Meehl
H W. Fisher
Spencer
H. Radensleben
Fred Robbins
Wilbur Matkins
Arch McDaniels
Charles Gava
L. C. Busell
John Myeres
Bert Russell
N. Hamaker
Roy Simmons
Clyde Keefe
Albert Unruh
Cunastolla
Monroe
Canastotia
Sutherland for President Campaign Club Formed in Wheeling
Nationwide campaign plan for Senator Howard Sutherland of West Virginia to run for president was organized in Wheeling In the Sutherland for President club. Wheelings William H Bradshaw named national chairman and D White named publicity manager left for a middle west tour to launch the drive.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Chicago Theaters Boost New Year's Seat Rates
Chicago theaters raise New Year eve ticket prices from 5.30 to 11.00 dollars including tax. Two more houses lift admissions from 3.30 to 6.60 dollars. Officials cite absence of wine suppers and more theatergoing as the reason for the increase.
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Chicago
Norris Bill Calls for Federal Railroad Ownership
Washington December 18. Senator Norris Nebraska introduced a bill for public ownership and federal operation of railroads. It would create a federal railroad corporation with stock totaling 10 billion dollars and employee stock optional for railroad workers, matching one quarter of the railroad property value.
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Norris
Washington, D. C
Republican
Nebraska
Interstate Commerce Commission
Belgium Declares End to Neutrality Policy
Brussels reports the Belgian government will refuse to return to neutrality. Prime Minister Delacroix is set to publicly state the government’s stance, according to Independence Belge.
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Brussels
Independence Belge
Delacroix
Theft of Sacramental Wine Reported in New York
A wholesale liquor dealer reported the theft of nine barrels of sacramental wine last night. The wine was siphoned from his basement to an adjoining cellar via a 70 foot pipe, police said.
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New York
Wee
Fire destroys east wing of Milburn Wagon plant
Toledo reports a blaze of unknown origin destroyed the Milburn Wagon plant east wing and many autos and electric cars, with total losses about 900000 dollars. Town marshal Willams of Winifred captured a stranger on worthless check charges but the prisoner attacked him, wounding the marshal and escaping. Sheriff Keller and others pursue the fugitive.
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Toledo
Ohio
Hundro
Milburn Wagon Company
Reds Claim Capture of Two More Cities
Bolshevik forces have captured Kiel and Kupwanal in southwestern Russia from anti Bolshevik factions, according to Moscow wireless dispatches reported Saturday. Kiel is described as a principal city of Ukrainia, with Denikin having captured Kiel earlier this month.
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REDS
London
Kiem
Kupwanal
Russia
Moscow
Soloved
Cenera
Denikin
Kiel
Ukrainia
Carranza Likely Candidate For Coahuila Governor Post
A special committee from Carranza’s home prepares to offer him the governor candidacy for Coahuila at the next election. Reports from Mexico City indicate Carranza may run with presidential tacit approval. The exact decision awaits arrival and formal confirmation by authorities.
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Mexico City
Mex
Geo
Carranza
Hin Nulive
Atahe
Coahuila
Senor Carranaas
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