Kent and Crandall in a lethal pursuit over yellow letters
Kent tracks a web of crime across Ardway, Archway, and New York as Crandall, posing as Cook, pulls strings behind the postmaster case. A missing postmaster, a fatal fall, and a Jersey hillside hideout unfold during a tense cat and mouse between Kent, Louise, and the master criminal Aleck Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Davia
Ardway
Noel Kent Mets
Henry Cook
Ardway Hotel
New York
Louise
Central Park
Archway
Reis
Crandall
Aleck Young
Loulse
Young
Strange
Farrish
Prisoner Davis Holds Firm as Inspector Demands Letters
In a tense scene Davis and inspector confront prisoner Young who resists, denying any motive and vowing to escape. The inspector reveals knowledge of Farrish, Elser, Dora Hastings, and a $5000 payment, insisting on surrender of letters and papers. dawn finds the prisoners sharing breakfast while plans for a long interrogation unfold.
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Jersey Hills
Davis
Young
Minch
Atill Davis
God
Aleck Young
General Farrish
Andrew Elser
Bridgeport
Dora Hastings
Park Lake
Henry Eberle
Rowser
Central Park
Rouser
Kent
BP. S
Bargain Program Offers 39c Silk Foulards and 15c Vests
A bargain listing highlights a 39 cent price for 5S and W Silk Foulards with colorful designs including dots and florals. Ladies fine lisle sleeveless vests drop from 25 cents to 15 cents, emphasizing unusually low values.
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Barnes
Shapter T—Harding Kent
Boyle Feerish
Kath- Kert
Hugh Crandall
Farriah
Katharine
Genh
Ans
Elert
Elser
Forbes Kents
Kent Io
Ana
C. E. Cline
Ryall
Gorn
Corky
Witter
Chanbertaiars
Choke
Clarchern
Orie
Doll Bros
White Cottage
Clark
Children’s Mus
the People's Fire Insurance Company of Maryland
Home Office
Cor
Church Sts
Frederick, MD
Cheney
C. Thomas Kemp
Carty
Rockers
Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrick Street
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Richmond Clothier
Richmond
Hart, Schaeffner & Marx
Schloss Bros. & Co
Kuppenheimer Clothes
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Shipley’s
Wright & Ditson
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