The Passing of Zara Khan and the Yellow Seven
Captain John Hewits, Commissioner of Police in Jeggerton, confronts The Yellow Seven gang led by Chal-Hung. Detective Peter Pennington investigates threats to Zara Khan and Varney, while a midnight ambush ends with Chong-Hee slain and Pennington foiling an attack as danger looms at Varney’s estate.
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Zara-Khan
John Hewits
Jeggerton
British North Borneo
Ateter
Monica _Viney
Peter Pennington
Pennington
Chal-Hune
Yellow Seven
James Varney
Angulion
Tembakut
Varney
Fennington
Verney
Chai-Hung
Ao Artler
Varne G
Bess Ens
Monica
Hewitt
Chal-lung
Chai Hung
Chong-Hea
Goolidge Thanks A Cobbler Friend
Northampton, Massachusetts obituary Aug 11 4 James Lucey a Northampton cobbler and friend of Calvin Coolidge shows a Washington letter from the president saying If it were out for you I should not be here The letter dated Aug 6 1923 is signed CALVIN COOLIDGE Lucey known since Coolidge's Amherst days provided counsel to the future president and remains noted for his friendship and advice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
Cain
Tie
Pennington
Varney
Tio
Northampton
Mass
James Lucey
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Mr. Iuces
Louis
Macs
Jim Lucey
Amherst
Lucey
Child Dies After Watermelon Seed Chokes in Philadelphia
In Jefferson Hospital a child named Curtis Surgel 244 years old died after swallowing a watermelon seed. The boy recently arrived with his parents from Ormville North Carolina. The seed lodged in his throat and caused inflammation and bronchitis before death.
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Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
Curtis Surgel
Ormville
N.C
Brooklyn Widow Arrested as Ivory Smuggler at Seattle
Grace W. Arkenburgh a wealthy Brooklyn widow was arrested by U S customs inspectors on arrival from the Admiral Oriental liner President Madison charged with attempting to smuggle crystal beads and carved ivory valued at several hundred dollars hidden in her clothing. She waived preliminary hearing and was released on 500 dollars bail. Arkenburgh denied intent to violate the law and said she hid valuables while touring in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooklyn
Seattle
United States
Grace W. Arkenburgh
Brooklyn
Madison
Arkenhbaugh
China
DROWNS AS PRIEST SAYS FINAL RITES FOR MAN
In New York on August 11 Ralph Tremender a 21 year old from Mount Vernon New York drowned in Long Island Sound fifty feet from shore as two rescuers swam out and returned with the body while Father Thomas Daly of Brooklyn knelt on the shore praying for his safety and then conducted the final rites.
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New York
Ralph Tdrender
Mount Vernon
WN. Y
Long Island Sound
Thomas Daly
Brooklyn
Father Daly
Harding’s Secretary Quits Amid Coolidge Transition
George B. Christian, secretary to Warren G. Harding and later to Coolidge, resigns as executive secretary to the President after nine years of service. He plans to enter private business and offers any assistance to Coolidge’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Murroo
George B. Christian
Warren G. Harding
United States
President Coolidge
Warren G. Warding
Washington
Coolidge
Daring Colors At A Smart Restaurant Attire
A bold color pairing draws notice at a chic dining venue featuring a yellow wrap edged in white fox with a white satin gown and pink satin footwear creating a striking formal look.
Diamonds Lost Between Nottingham and Oxford
Mrs. Goldstein of Burlington New Jersey reported $14 000 in diamonds missing on the road between Nottingham and Oxford Pennsylvania. She believes the bag with the gems fell from a neck tied pouch when she stopped to check her car, only realizing the loss upon reaching Oxford.
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Northeast
Nottingham
Oxford
Goldstein
Burlington
N. J
Osford
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Son
Ney
Pensington
Iris
Merriy
Chance Astever
Chong-Hee
Chong-Hei
Penn
Goolidge
Drowns
Priest Phays
Harding
Pearre
Telephone
Everett True
Express
Hazleton
Joseph Cavello
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mountaineer Express
Father Louis Malinio
State Hospital
Waco
the Garber Baking CO
Market Street
Patrick Street
Braddock Heights’ Park
Cracker Shop
Markey-Mathias
G. L. Baking Company
Thomas H. Haller
North Market Street
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Frederick
Charles A. Ogle
Helfenstein & Urner
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