Big Day in New Orleans Crime Ring Unfolds
Gramont confronts Hammond in custody after learning of a broad conspiracy tied to the city’s underworld. He warns deputies to hold him responsible if harm comes to Hammond as they pursue the murder case connected to Maillard and a famed masquerade.
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Grammer
Gumberts
Grament
Ledunaia
Ant
Binet
Parada
Erie
Lomaistinn
Heall
Luke Ledanols
Jenney
Gramont
Gray Brest
Lovie
Weber
Pell
Hemmant
Houmas
Ebertus
Coufiboree
Dremoal
Bee Chachewre
Chucherre
Pit
Gird
Cmarthouse
Hammond
Haymond
Cap'n
Memphis
Depatien
Ben
Chacherre
New Orfenne
Gramoot
Joseph Maillard
Bob Maillard
Henry
Lytle
Lucie
Ultimatum in the Maillard Case Moves Toward Partnership
Gramont meets with John Fell and Lucie Ledavols to discuss the Maillard murder case and an impending business partnership. Fell drafts a brief statement on the old case while Hammond’s role and the Masquer mystery loom, as Lucie confronts shock and fear.
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Maleon Blanche
Henry
Hamond
Gramont
Hammond
Lucie
Fell
Houm
Jachin Fej
Ware
Anious Fell
Hanmond
Maljlurd
Jaekin
Gramoot
Gray
Gramout
Pell
Luele
Jachin Pell
Dachin
Yirar Judgment
Honest policy and cross questioning in literary quarrel
A fragmentary exchange discusses honesty and refusing cross questions, mentioning Johny Weaver and a tirade about a literary clique in New York. It notes Albert visiting an ice cream parlor daily, asking for a cone, and his mother banning cones. On return, he tells the proprietor to not ask for anything but to ensure he gets a cone.
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Johny Weaver
Johnny
New York
Boston Transcript
Albert
Portable lock idea grips door frame when forced
A new portable door and window lock by BN. Wickwire of Carbondale Pa uses a wedge with teeth that grip the wood when a lever is pressed. If an intruder tries to open the door the wedge locks into the jamb, potentially tearing the frame before release.
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BN. Wickwire
Carbondale
Believe in Old Prophet Sees Koreans Flock to Mountain City
The piece describes Mount Kelyong in Korea drawing thousands with a real estate rush on a hillside plot housing 18 families and 2,662 people nearby. It ties the boom to Chyong Kam, founder of a religious sect, who prophesied the site would become a future capital and metropolis.
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Kelyong
Korea
Chyong Kam
Andan
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Ape
Cherer
Hamawadt
Urea
Gra- Mont
John Fell
Lucie Ledavols
Thei
Gra-mont
Uesa
Cade
Joerph Maltierd
Hel Maliiard
Ake
Warmustly
Greimumt
Euberly
Cam
Igastor
Castoria
Wotwers Enould
THE
Putnam
Pere Pills
Carter
Sanall Price
Mose
San
France
Sam
American Legion Weekly
Birmingham Age Herald
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