Slippery Bill Robbery Tale in Boston Vault
A narrative recalls a bank heist at a Boston Mercantile Bank where a single burglar accessed the vault by drilling doors and lifting himself onto the vault roof. The detective notes two gold eagles stolen and a glass eye clue leading to William Harris alias Slippery Bill, with undercover pursuit through city dives and a fugitive persona.
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The Bank Burglar and the Two Bears Caper
The detective tale follows sleuth Sol Slag and Barry as they trap the burglar Slippery Bill in James Street. A bear-stuffed disguise collapses, a hidden stash is found behind portraits, and the recovered loot brings ten thousand dollars returned to bank president Dawes.
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