Mystery of a Haunted Mansion Crews and Captivity
A fragmented escape tale centers on Professor Barton held by Luigi and Appleton after a confusing night. Leslie Barron recounts being abducted and the professor’s forged notes suggesting a plan to mislead and delay rescue. Appleton’s forger’s pen looms over the unfolding entanglements.
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Smucker
Luigi
Leslie Barron
Callban
Italy
Leslie
Ton Hanley
Appleton
Leslie Barton
Professor Barton
Bird Sanctuary Plot Unfolds At Pine Plains
In the early hours Bill Pelham, Hilton Hanby, and Junior plan a dawn entry to a guarded bird sanctuary. Suspicions rise about Tom Burton’s fate and a mysterious writer, with Dina kept in the dark, while the trio prepares to confront hidden dangers and potential arrests.
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Hilton Hanby
Junior
Bill
Florence Burton
Pine Plains
Hanley
Tom
Miss Selenos
Dina
San
Pelham
Tom Burton
Hidden House and Mine Tunnel Face in Rescue Mission
The trio follows a coffee scent to a hidden cellar tunnel under a lake area. They discover a storage room filled with lumber and inhabitants, then overpower guard Luigi and free Leslie Baron and Celia’s family, finding Celin’s circle overseeing the underground operation.
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Hanley
Trvo
Dad
Junior
Gray House
Ilanty
Luigi
Andy
Smucker
el Pelham
Celia
Les
Pelham
Leslie Baron
Celin
Bill Pelham
Do You Think He Did A Poem Or Set Of Verses
The fragmentary text combines a poem about a delayed meeting with a political-essay style note by Charles Swain and a Louisville Times quip on weather and gender. The poem describes twilight, a brook, a hidden cottage, and dreams of angels as a pursued romance.
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Charles Swain
Publicity of large tax refunds limited printing
Boston Transcript reports that publicity of tax refunds above $20,000 will not allow most taxpayers to see their names in print. The note highlights the small share of filers whose refunds draw public attention.
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Hopkinton
Iowa Land
Boston Transcript
Jones County Seeks Bids for 300000 Primary Road Bonds
Jones County treasurer invites sealed and open bids for sale of 300000 in primary road bonds dated May 1 1929. Bonds mature 1935–1944 in yearly 30000 installments with 3 percent certified check required. Right to reject all bids reserved. Chapman and Cutler to provide opinion. Auction at 2 p.m. April 18 1929 at Anamosa courthouse.
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Jones County
Court House
Anamosa
Iowa
Onashier
Chapman and Cutler
Chicago
Harry Holcomb
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