Fragment from a Victorian crime tale of Harlow and a captive girl
A man hides in his hall awaiting entry to his study where he plans a change of clothes. He reads from The Chronicles of Crime and recalls Maria Marten and a senseless fate. Enraged by Harlow he tears open a door as tears stream for the innocent girl harmed by past justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Maria Marten
Harlow
Jimeft
Hug
Burglary Plan Unfolds At London Manor
Jim Carlton pursues a daring break in at Park Lane home amid storm and wind. Elk plots with him to cash in on real estate while police guard the street. Jim scales Greenhart House, notes security, sees Baron Harlow leaving the scene for unknown reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Elk
Finchley
Park Lane
England
Harlow
Thames
Weather Bureau
Thames Embankment
Jim Carlton
Birdcage Walk
Hyde Park Corner
Another Policeman Warns Speeding Driver in Damsel Tale
A terse dialogue unfolds as a motorist speeds at forty miles per hour and a constable cautions her. A second officer reportedly warned of the risk, while the damsel coolly replies she was told to hurry three miles earlier.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edgar Wallace
Ledger Syndicate
Ellenbury
Greenhart House
Radio College of Canada
RCC
Canada
NG Dow
Wireless
Wisebee
Io College of Canada
Radio Maiuf
Businen
Wirelens Operatec
Great Lakes
Forestry Service
RCMP
Howe
Toronto College
Bloor Street West
Toronto
Feday
Pete
USA
CTU
Cee
CECL
Stuart Brammer
CKCL
Stuart
Tofus
Ring
Radio College
Swan
B.C.C