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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1936

Page

3

Amid Hushed Intrigue Harriden Presses Leila for Truth

Leila wakes to Harriden demanding what she knows about Deck and the quarrel with Elkins offering money for facts. Deck arrives prompting tense confrontations as Monty Mitchell presses for a clear truth before the inquest while Leila weighs danger and her feelings.

Anson Harriden Mr. Harriden Deck Elkins Alan Deck Dan Leila Monty Mitchell Mitchell Miss van Alstyn Plymouth Rock Monte Nora Letty Monty

Night in the Harriden house as testimony unfolds

The narrator wrestles with memory and nerves before a coroner and jury. She plans to question Anson about a handkerchief and observes Anson and Rancini while Deck’s silence looms. Mitchell compliments her testimony as Deck’s missing explanation lingers and the maid responses remain unclear.

Deck Nora Harriden Donahey Mrs. Harriden Anson Elkins Mitchell Prince Rancini Rancini Prince Alan Deck New York

Uncommon Sense on a Very Hot Day

A columnist notes extreme heat, describing the scene from a porch on a scorching day. Firefighters cool children with a public water spray while continuing their duties, proving courage and duty persist despite discomfort. The piece urges focusing on work and helping others rather than dwelling on the heat.

Rules Over Phone Liechtenstein King Rules by Phone

Collier's Weekly notes Liechtenstein as an independent state where the king rules from Vienna by telephone and pays his subjects taxes. Citizens avoid military service.

Liechtenstein Francis Vienna Collier’s Weekly

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