Philo Vance Investigates Archer Coe Death Case
Crime expert Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham examine Archer Coe’s home where Coe lies dead from a head wound and stabbing. Wrede, Grassi, Brisbane Coe, Liang and a wounded Scottie appear as clues unfold weaknesses in alibis. Vance uncovers a tied trail involving waxed thread, a bent pin and a darning needle leading to a staged external entry.
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Philo Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Vance
Coe
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Brisbane Coe
Archer
Chicago
Liang
Brisbane
Grassi
Scottie
New York
Heath
Miss Lake
Vance links missing dog to Higginbottom in Mount Vernon estate
Vance learns Miss MacTavish the Scottie belongs to Major Higginbottom of Mount Vernon after tracing the Englewood show winner. He questions Higginbottom about Miss Delafield and the dog, then visits the Belle Maison and questions Annie Cochrane, uncovering discrepancies about the dog’s whereabouts before the murder.
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Vance
American Kennel Club
Perry B. Rice
Rice
del Campo
Mr. Rice
Englewood
Julius Higginbottom
Miss MacTavish
Henry Bixby
District Attorney's
Criminal Courts
Markham
Heath
Swacker
Scottie
Higginbottom
Crestview Country Club
Mount Vernon
Coe
New York
Archer Coe
Illuminatin
Mr. Vance
George
Migginbottom
Miss Delafield
Belle Maison Apartments
West Seventy-first Street
Archer
Dee
West Fifties
Delafield
Annie
Major Higginbottom
Belle Maison
Annie Cochrane
Business Leaders Predict Recovery Early This Year
A 1935 recovery outlook reports optimism from Dawes and other leaders. Dawes predicts a May to June durable goods boom as steel and pig iron demand rises, while Ayres cautions unemployment and political factors delaying progress. Economists like Filene and Roper foresee gradual gains with policy and court decisions influencing the pace.
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Chicago
Charles Gates Dawes
United States
General Dawes
Hell Maria
Association of Commerce
Bluebird
Mr. Ayres
Mr. Dawes
Colonel Ayres
Edward A.filene
Boston
Supreme Court
Congress
Business Magazine
Associated Business Papers, Inc
Daniel C. Roper
Frederick H. Ecker
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
German scientist clarifies complete vitamin C structure
A German chemist has succeeded in clarifying the full chemical structure of vitamin C, the nutrient known to prevent scurvy. The finding marks a milestone in understanding ascorbic acid and its role in nutrition.
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Tomor
van Dine
Conroy
Wrights
W.N.U. Service
Mr. Stinemetz
William C. Utley
Col
Leonard B. Ayres
Cleveland
Dawes
Western Newspaper Union
L. B. Ayres
Edward Filene
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