Mystery of Missing Man Deepens as Paignton Case Unfolds
Inspector Brendon leads a desperate hunt after Captain Redmayne vanishes, with blood evidence and a cement sack recovered. Witness reports place a motorbike and large parcel near the scene, while Mrs Pendean mourns and Flora Reed emerges as a potential connection in a case likely to shock the town.
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Cosynen
Ark Brent
Tenay Pena
M. Set
Oatkaat
Michael Foesisten
Guarrs
Atheney
Brendon
Princetown
Fulford
Hallyard
Hall
Pendean
Nol
Robet Redmayne
George French
Ostler
Two Bridges Hotel
Weat Dart
Captain Redmayne
P. C Widgery
Brixham
Widgery
Coast-Guard
Berry Head
Girt House
Halfpard
Reece
Paignton
Mae
Halfyard
Robert Radmayne
Seder
Merk
Mra. Pendean
Flora Reed
Slinger Hotel
Herbrother
Branes
Mark Rose
Robert Redmayne
Leviathan Rules as Queen of Sea on Trial Run
Passengers on a secret trial trip recount the unveiling of the Leviathan as the Queen of the Seas. The United States Shipping Board and crew keep mum as the test progresses toward setting new speed records, citing plans to outpace rival nations with American engineering. The voyage includes a dramatic path from Jupiter Light to Lat 42.2 N, long 72.0 W, covering 687 miles in 25 hours at an average 27.48 knots.
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New York
Leviathan
Rendy
United States Shipping Board
Trial Board
Great Britain
Shipping Board
Enceeastal
Sothing Wan
Ebout
Shippeg Wen
Areet
AAR Clai ‘Alent
Seean
Brahamans
Albert
D. Taster
Phnamey
Ve Danner
Flt Thompson
Soerbert Hartley
William TF. Gibbs
Gibbs Brothers, Inc
Whoa
Mand Fioneer Ferguson
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Wartley
Tastan
Jupiter Light
Abaco Ieland
Providence
Jupiter Tight House
Tuamon
Bosd
Meads Sets Record Speed in First Hour Run
Jopher Treht reports the vessel reached 2304 knots in the initial hour, a new world record. The six hour average stood at twenty eight knots, surpassing Mauretania for one hour and the Cunarder losing its speed queen title.
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Jopher
Injured Clown Suffered Face Burn From Exploding Bouquet
In Pottstown Pennsylvania on June 25 a circus crowd laughed as a large bouquet given to clown Howard Walsh of Washington DC exploded. Walsh, 27, suffered eye and facial burns and arm injuries, later taken to a hospital in serious condition. The blast followed a song by the clown band and was blamed on an incorrect amount of flash powder.
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Pottstown
Howard Walsh
Woomington
Walsh
Walsh Wa
Lightning Kills Caddie on Castle Shyn Non Golf Course
Jonn Peareik, a caddie at the Castle Shyn non golf links near Pittshaigh, Pa, was instantly killed by lightning during an electrical storm. He was crossing the course with a bag on his shoulder when struck on the head, fracturing his skull. Four nearby men were knocked down but escaped injury.
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Bolt
Pittshaigh
Jonn Peareik
Castle Shynnon Golf Links
Governor Bans Bull Fight in New Orleans Promoters
Governor Parker declared Louisiana will not tolerate a bull fight and will use state force to stop any attempt in New Orleans. Mexican troupe had been slated for ten burlesque bull fights this month, but the state stands firm against the event.
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Ifies
New Orleans
Baton Nouge
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Mexico City
New Foot Remedy Claims Fast Burn Care
Patent pain relief ad touts Joint-Base as a quick soak for burning feet. It promises deep action in one minute, claiming sore joints and tendons improve within days. The stainless preparation is sold via J A Williamson Co-Operation Drug Co for 60 cents per tube.
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J. A. Williamson
Co-Operation Drug Co
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Red Redmaynes
Tal
Post Bridge
Samuel White
Ashburton
Omer
Captain Red- Jayne
Mallyard
World
Greensburg
Sadie Ramsay
Mount Pleasant
Frederick
Neileen
Pongee
Segals’ Quality Stor
Lowenstein & Wertheimer, Inc
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Quaker City Cleaning
North Market
Cringeri
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Jas
E. Doll
Sid
Wilson
N. George Wilson
East Fourth St
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