The Teeth of the Tiger Ends in a Chilling Threat
Don Luis Perenna and Mazeroux chase a deathly warning from a nurse’s home after a taunting note in red ink promises death if Lupin does not retire. Florence Levasseur is revealed as the mastermind behind the deadly plot guiding events and the attempted downfall of Lupin.
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Roussel
Don Luis Perenna
Dog
Cosmo Mornington
Olmo Mornington
Arsene Lupin
Mme. Fauville
Gaston Sauverand
Luis Perenna
Weber
Police Office
Criminal Investigation Department
Florence Levasseur
Police
Valengiay
Morence Levasseur
Don Luis
Mazeroux
Chiefi
Bis Rue de Rivoli
M. Leeoey
Mazerons
Marie Fauville
Sauverand
Rue de Rivoli
Fauville
Edmond
Marie
M. Fauville
Mornington
Tuileries
Tam
Alexandre
Mme, Fanville
Chief
Lupin
Son Luis
Les Ternes
Avenue Des Ternes
Mother Superior
Super- 10
Caterpillar Eating Habits Noted In Weekly Study
A fragment notes a caterpillar can eat twice its own weight in foliage weekly. The brief hints at a study or extension bulletin observing insect feeding rates.
Horse Meat Scheme Had Great Promises and Prominent Defaulters
Otto Breitkreutz known as ig Otto and August Beneke, heads of a horse meat syndicate, face trial for a vast get rich quick scheme. They allegedly planned a $1,000,000 Kunza Packing venture to profit from 10 cent a pound horse meat with contracts for millions of pounds. Salesmen claimed high profits and ties to figures like President Wilson and Hoover. Officials say a 1920s era scheme lured investors, while legal action followed grand jury indictments and arrests.
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Chicago
Otto Breitkreutz
Ig Otto
August Beneke
Horse Meat Syndicate
Post Office
Breitkreutz
Big Otto
Frank Kunza
Kunza Packing Company
Kunza
Wilson
Hoover
Lord Northcliff
I. O. B. Chicago
Quential
William Dunn
Charles Green
Arthur Quinn
Prince Arthur
Grand Jury
Beneke
Century-Old Trust Fund In Controversy
Boston court weighs ownership of a nearly century old fund claimed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Chilean government. Origin traces to 1821 seizure of an American ship by Chilean revolutionaries and a $70,400 indemnity paid by Chile. Gardiner family and successors dispute entitlement across generations.
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Boston
Massachusetta Supreme Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetta
China
Chile
United States
William H. Gardiner
Brooklina
Gardiner
Robert H. Solk
Salthew
Thomas Purber
Rot Pa Jresean
American Socialists Back Wilson War Aims in London
London dispatch reports members of the Social-Democratic League of America affirm full support for President Wilson and his war aims. Speakers Simons Spargo and Hodge defend pacifism yet urge decisive action to crush Prussianism, with British labor leaders echoing unity and sacrifice for the war effort.
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London
Wilson
Social-Democratic League O America
Simons
Wisconsin
House of Commons
America
Mr. Simons
Java
Stfes
John Spargo
United States
John Hodge
C. W. Bowerman
British Isles
Great Britain
William Brace
Home Office
South Wales
Unusual Bird Nest Placed in Museum
A bird nest that fell from a tree near Baltimore and weathered many winds is not placed with Raleigh history relics because the bird used a local building material a blank check from a Raleigh bank to make its home. Ornithologists at the museum say the nest likely belongs to a robin or a thrush.
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Raleigh
N. C
Baltimore
North Carolina
Runs Her Own Canteen Near Rail Line
Mrs Scott Lee an aged Black woman on the Ashtabula rail corridor runs a makeshift canteen for soldiers passing through en route to overseas service. She fastens bundles of magazines and lunches to a rope and, as trains speed by, offers gifts to men leaning from the cars at the platform.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ashtabula
Ohio
Scott Lee
Camp Coast
Lee
Knits as Fares Cease Jings on City Car Line
A Kansas City Star item describes a conductor on an eastbound streetcar who knits while on board. After collecting fares and transfers he knits embryos sack, needles, and yarn, crafting socks en route to Centropolis, claiming the habit helps while riding. He declines to reveal his name.
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Kansas City Star
Centropolis
Bev
Girls in Growler's Office Move to War Effort
Big Girl Scouts begin work in the provost marshal general's office as officials aim to replace men with women in the wartime office. They will handle teletype and messenger duties, follow government hours, and organize office operations through the year. The extent of male replacement remains uncertain as officials pursue a broader wartime staffing shift.
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Growder
Washington Star
Bia
Waren
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Fle
Gertrude
Soldier Land
Ida Kashner
Mies
Ida Kaushner
Cleveland
France
Miss Kushner
Atlanta
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