Diamond theft in Moor causes diamond hunt in high society
Dorothy March screams as Mrs Missioner's necklace shatters, diamonds scattered. Curtis Griswold and Braxton Sands ledgers scoop up gems. A Hindu claims the Maharan e is fake and an expert labels substitutes. Investigator Britz teams with Dr Fitch to uncover a Paris counterfeit, arrests follow, and a note to Curtis hints at Millicent involvement.
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Dorothy March
Mrs. Missioner
Curtis Griswold
Braxton Sands
Griswold
Hindoo
Elina
Mis “Ner
Missioner
America
Britz
Millicent
Britt
Sands
Singer
Mrntz
Curtis Dear
Swami
Burlen
Prince Kananda
Prince
Doris Missioner
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Braxton
Sleuth
Hitch
Fitch
Grand Jury
Auntie Paran
Kitch
Blodgett
Calcutta
Miss Holcomb
Donnelly
Carson
Wall Street
New York
Britt and Fitch
Doc
Bleeker Street
Thirty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Police
Rawson
Millicents
Millicent Delaroche
Hotel Renaissance
Kananda
Tenderloin
Jefferson Market
Renaissance
Delaroche
Curtin Griswold
The
Iroquois Trust Company
Stuyveeant Club
Mysterious Millicent Note Sparks Jewel Hunt
Detective Britt traces Millicent Delaroche through New York hotels after a note to Curtis Griswold hints at the Missioner diamonds. Britt, Fitch, and Rawson race to uncover Millicent before Eastern rivals seize the jewels, with Braxton Sands under scrutiny for motive.
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