The Crossed Wires Case of the Embezzler Whitney
Miss Clement recalls tracking James Whitney, an embezzler, in Chicago using intuition and a hotel telephone call near Lincoln Park. She coordinates a taxi sting with Officer Tom Malloy, captures Whitney and his wife, then recovers $200 of a $30,000 theft, all amid a dramatic city-wide pursuit.
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Miss Clement
Municipal Force of
Chicago
James Whitney
Alice’ Clement
Clement
Anwara
Anawereds
Central
Lincoln Park
Detective Headquarters
Jim
Teese
Alice
Tom Malloy
Malloy
Jim Whitney
General Sherman
Loy
Whitney
Whitney Apartments
Modern Eye
Making a November garden flourish with kindness
In a quiet November village scene the Hollyhock Woman inspires a boy named Tommy to transform neglected fences and beds with bulbs and vines. Their partnership plants color along streets, sharing cookies and secret plans to brighten neighbors through thoughtful gardening.
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Tommy
Mr. Tulip
Narcissus
Snowdrop
Bethlehem
Primrose
England
Lena May M’cauley
W. G. Chapman
Shipyards Stay Busy Despite Titanic Losses and Panama Canal Boost
The shipyards of leading nations remain busy as world tonnage expands after heavy losses led by the Titanic disaster. A record volume of sea traffic continues, with the Panama Canal opening set to influence demand for大型 high tonnage vessels and powerful ships.
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Europe
America
Panama Canal
Oldest Horse Ancestor Skeleton Found in Wyoming Bank
History reports a skeleton found in Wyoming that researchers say may be the oldest ancestor of the horse. The partial remains suggest a small, four-toed creature resembling an early horse relative and hint at early equine evolution.
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Horge
Wyoming
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