Heath Mystery Involves Upstairs Search By Detective Committee
In a country club tale of missing husband Perry Heath and dead Myra Heath, Inman and Bunny Moore resist intrusion while Mrs Prentiss and Todhunter Buck back a staged investigation. Detective Cunningham begins a careful look through Heath house rooms and studio, seeking clues amid locked doors and cosmetic clues.
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Odagham
Aishout
Larry
Inman
Cunningham
TVAN
Carolyn Wells
R Putnam Sons
Mrs. Prentiss Aces
Heath
Harbor Gardens
Long Island
la Ager
Myra Heath
Perry
Heaths
Lawrence Inman
Bunny Moore
Myra
Golden
Bunny
Perry Heath
Myrs Heath
Sam Anderson
AL Cunningham
Anderson
Lsa
Mrs. Prentiss
Todhunter Buck
Alexander Cunningham
Percy Heath
Mr. Inman
Arthur Black
Cun
Hude
Nic
Teddy
Herrick
Teddy Buclt
Buck
Derry Fieath’s
Meath
East
Ming
Mra. Meath
Canton Vice Lord Accused of Murder
Canton, Aug 15 The Canton vice lord, identified as Mazer, is charged with murder after a fatal shooting near the Mellett home. Norman Clarke, Canton attorney, says Mazer threatened him on being questioned about the case. Police say Mazer was near the Mellet residence around 12:45 a.m. and visited Patrolman Streiten’s home earlier that night.
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Canton
Mazer
Norman Clarke
Maave
Bret
Mehett murder scene distance during the hour
The narrator states that from midnight until nearly 1 o'clock no person was within 20 blocks of the Mehett murder scene, indicating a time window with no proximity to the incident. This detail supports alibi timing and narrows suspect movement during the critical period.
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Mehett
Kellogg to Remain Secretary of State Under Coolidge
Aug 18 Kellogg expected to continue as Secretary of State under President Coolidge. A publisher's report of his resignation prompted a direct denial from Kellogg at the Summer White House and a statement from the President confirming he would not resign.
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Paul Smith
New York
Frank B. Kellogg
Coolidge
Kelleeg
White House
Tha
Nate Ane Prey
Daily Radio Program Lineup Across Cities
An archival listing compiles Wednesday broadcast features from stations including WEAF WGY WCX WCCO WEAF and others. It notes orchestras choirs and recital programs with time slots and city entries such as NEW YORK DETROIT CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA BOSTON and more.
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WJZ
WGY
Philharmonie Orch
WCX
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WEAF
KOA
WCCO
WDAF
Nighthawk Frolla
Woc
West
Boston
Suedlub
Viner
UPF
Em Weaf
Charlotte
Wore
Detroit
Jesters
WTIC
Hartford
Havaana
Miami
New York
Nanan Licis Odtetzman
Wryc
Alark
Monarch
Sburgh
Millicat Penn Orchestra
Kennywooul Park
Pittsburgh
WEVA
Ioon Fond Foe Boys
Way
Scrien Ectady
Ena
Iseball Sour Destra
York Philharmonic
Springfield
CFCA
Toronto
Clement Rambour
Marine Band
S. Army Band
M Weaf
Chicago
Triate Orchestra
WLS
Ore Ar Pee Wen
Weec Cinginati
Thell
Inna Og
Vancouver
Belmont
Mogw
WFAA
WIP
WGB
Boulevard plan for canal area faces federal oversight
The proposal seeks to empower a federal agency to control Potomac water rights and condemn conflicting interests. It envisions acquiring or condemning the Chesapeake and Ohio canal between here and Cumberland, with Bell stressing it would not erase canal ownership. The plan aims to gain support of Potomac valley residents and be reviewed by the National Capital Parks Commission.
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Cal. Bell
Potomac River
Here
Cumberland
Col. Bell
Ward
Potomac Valley
Martland
Virginia
National Capital Park
Drigs Commission
Dozen Witnesses Heard in Hall Case
Dozen witnesses testified Tuesday in Somerville to prove that Henry Carpender and Willie Stevens should be held for the 1922 murders of Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Eli nor Mills. Testimony included a sighting near DeRussey Lane of three people resembling Hall Mills and a larger woman berating others. Barbara Tough, a Hall maid, said she saw nothing linking Mrs Hall to the alleged affair and noted socks found with Hall's burial. Raymond Schneider recalled discovering the bodies after confessing a prior sighting of Clifford Hares in the rector's murder case.
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Somerville
N. J
Henry Carpender
Willie Stevens
Edward W. Hall
Elinor Mills
William J. O'Rourke
New Brunswick
Simpson
DeRussey's Lane
Phillips Farm
O'Rourke
Dr. Hall
DeDeRussey
Mrs. Hall
Barbara Tough
Hall
Mr. Hall
Maya’s Remedy Promises Relief From Long Standing Ailments
A testimonial claims Maya’s medicine cured 15 years of colic and stomach trouble after a single dose, describing lasting health improvements and describing the product as harmless. The ad asserts the remedy soothes catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing stomach and liver issues, including appendicitis.
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Maya’s
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Louis Mazer
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Tom
Prublbaes
IPAP
Kellogg
Gunbtat
Peetet
United Presa
Rertainers
KYW
Washington
Zihlman
Rginesree
Eral
Ija- Nureau
Pee
Rodente
Rocky Mountain
Dres
George L. Rothenhoefer
W. Patrick St
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
America’s
Williamson Candy Co
A. E. Fisher
D. R. McIntyre
D.C
Patrick Street
Frederich
Maryland
Automobile, Compensation & General Insurance
Potts & Griffin
Court St
McGie
McGill
Washington, D
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