Chanler Rao Solves Theft Mystery At Highelif Moor
Rex's school Speech Day at Highelif Moor School includes Chanler Rao's magic exhibition. A Fifth Form theft is solved when Rao identifies the guilty boy using Khokan, an automaton, aided by a private talk with Dr. Searson after public showmanship. The fatherly uncle helps persuade attendance. Rao reveals the culprit through a staged, mystifying performance.
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Chanler Rao
Highelif Moor School
Rex
Aun Gays
Cambridge
Searson
Hex
Highclif Moor
London
Surrey Hills
Cecilia
Tema
Dr. Searson
Letee
Jenkins
Chanler
Ophir Street
Qissie
Patienta
Mesanger
Chanier
Mighclit Moor
Burrey
Highland Moor
England
Rao
Dr Mn
Sand
Huo
Doctor of Lawes
Ofice
Cissie
Searam
Chanter
Calcutta
Chenier
Attles Rao
Littleao
Chanler Kao
Khokan
Wo Rao
Fenre
Khokun
Hao
Ones
Beya
Fench
Ray
Ehbokan
Imeboda
Ben
Barbour Eyes State Senate Bid In Virginia
Richmond special reports R S Barbour of South Heston, new president of the Virginia Anti-Saloon League, weighs a Senate run against Major Henry A Edmondson. Barbour, a leading liquor-traffic opponent, hints at entering if others do not step forward and promises to reflect Halifaux voters on the Strode act vote and county sentiment.
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Richmond
R. S. Barbour
South Heston
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
State Senate
Henry A. Edmondson
Barbour
Virginia
Senate
Edmondson
Halifaux
Anx House
ELOPER LEARNS FATHER IS DEAD
Norfolk news reports that Miss Sue Armistead who eloped and wed P Howell Grunewald of Norfolk learned from her sister that their father R J Armistead had just died. The telephonic announcement described the shocking family development as authorities arranged arrangements.
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Eloper
Norfolk
Portsmouth
P. Howell Grunewald
Sue Armistead
R. J. Armistead
Slayer of Floyd Found Not Guilty Across Two Trials
In Elizabeth City and Whiteville the killer’s fate is decided. Armistead and Grunewald marry amid parental opposition after news of a death. In Whiteville, Mrs Hayes and her husband are acquitted of murder in the Robert Floyd case after a six day trial.
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Floyd
Mra. N. M. Mayes
Robert M. Floyd
Inez
Hayes
Tabor
Whiteville
Mise Reba Floyd
Robert Floyd
Loilcitor Sinclair
Fireman Killed in Alcohol Plant Fire at Buffalo
In a noon blaze at the Wood Products Company alcohol rectifiers plant in Buffalo, fireman Richard Clinton was killed as a 13,000 gallon alcohol tank exploded, destroying the plant and causing losses over 200000 dollars. No other casualties were reported.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Wood Products Company
Waa
Richard Clinton
Clinton
Trial of Rixey Postponed Over Health of Official
Alexandria VA special the case of C. Jones Rixey indicted in connection with the closing of the Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Co. is continued due to the health of a former Alexandria bank official. The delay extends proceedings as defense and prosecution adjust schedules.
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Aexandria Bank
Alexandria
C. Jones Rixey
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Cor
Affidavits Delay Case in Corporation Court
Affidavits from Rixey’s attorneys claim trial would injure his health. Judge Bailey continues the case to Monday, April 10. Bail of 940,000 is renewed by the bondsmen.
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Corporation Court
Bank suspends cashier in Stephensport bank case
Frankfort Ky Special report states Two States Bank at Stephensport Ky was suspended by order of Secretary of State Bruner. Cashier John S Adair is involved as an investigation of the bank’s books proceeds per Orig Smith the chief stockholder.
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Frankfort
Two States Bank
Stephensport
Bruner
John S. Adair
Orig
Smith
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Brisley Moore
Shepherd's Bend
Stewart
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Chaniler
Chanker Rao
Littck
Norpole
Bride
Elizabeth
Miss Armistead
Mr. Grunewald
Elizabeth City
N. C
J.T. Grunewald
Mr. Armistead
Portamont
R. F. Covington
Humber
RIXEY
Stephensport, Ky
Adair
Dingbat
Eeeken
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