The Teeth of the Tiger Ends With Haunting Clues
Perenna and Mazeroux confront a deadly night at Hippolyte Fauville’s house as two victims are found dead by poisoning. A missing diary and a bitten apple reveal a hidden killer’s methods, while the detectives vow vengeance and pursue the truth across a tense, unfolding investigation.
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Hippolyte Pauville
Perenna
Don Luis
Hippolyte Mauville
Edmond
Hippolyte Fauville
Mazeroux
Perenja
Lhrow
Rather
Son
Inspector Verot
Cosmo Mornington
Lupin
Noething
Aris
Hppolyte Pauville
M. Destnations
Mme, Mauville
Police
Mme, Fauville
M. Fanville
M. Deamalions
Perenoa
M. Fauville
Hippo-lyte Fanville
Prenna
Police 1
Trade with South America Surges in 1917 Says Bank Bulletin
National City Bank Bulletin notes 1917 trade with South America rises to about 575 million dollars in imports and 300 million in exports. It shows South American imports total around 650 million in 1917, with the United States increasing its share to roughly 40 percent of exports and 40 percent of imports.
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National City Bank Bulletin
United States
South America
Trotzky on the East Side and His Return to Russia
Henry Moskowitz recalls Trotsky living in a Bronx flat with his wife and two children while lecturing to socialist circles and writing for Novy Mir. The piece discusses his East Side influence, Sholem Asch, and Trotsky’s internationalist theories, his hope for a world proletarian revolt, and the Bolshevik leadership’s brutality and political limits.
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Henry Moskowitz
New York
Trotzky
Bronx
Novy Mir
St. Mark's Place
East Side
East
Sholem Asch
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Trotsky
Ruwsian
hKden
Bolsheviete
Rourtzeff
America
Bolshevists
Tonnage is Victory in the Submarine Threat Debate
The piece critiques wartime tonnage rhetoric from the house and prime minister, noting Sir Eric Geddes and Lloyd George warn of ongoing submarine danger. It argues Britain must curb civilian demand, acknowledge shipping losses, and avoid over-optimistic shipbuilding projections while maintaining lawful restraint.
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Admiralty
House of Commons
Gray's Inn
George Lambert
Eric Geddes
Scandinavia
Ogures
Eric Gulden
Lloyd George
Lomes
Oil Shale Reserves Created for Navy in Colorado and Utah
United States Geological Survey notes two naval oil shale reserves, one 4440 acres in Colorado and another 4000? acres in Utah, aimed at securing a potential oil supply for the Navy. The report discusses vast shale deposits in Colorado and Utah with promising oil yields and billions of barrels in resource estimates.
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Navy
United States Food Administration
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Colorado
Utah
United States
Mom Anrey
Books of the Future in Postwar World
The Minneapolis Tribune predicts a surge of second rate volumes after the war as nations publish histories encyclopedias and treatises across languages. Many works will interpret upheavals, while new medical, legal, religious and literary works emerge, shaping future thought and challenging prejudices.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Withelo
Cinethnet
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