The May Day Mystery Chapter X Continuation
In a tense jailyard discussion, Hanvey reasons that Larry Welch lied about Pat Thayer being alive. Miss Peyton suspects a cover story while Reagan and Jim Hanvey debate whether Welch or Vernon killed Thayer, ending with hopes for bond as clues emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Peyton
Pat Thayer
Larry Welch
Larry
Harvey
Thayer
Mr. Hanvey
John Reagan
Jim
John
Welch
Reagan
Max Vernon
Tony Peyton
Vernon
Tony
Bond
Jim Hanvey
Talky talk with Max Vernon deepens Thayer case
Jim Hanvey questions Max Vernon in a jail interview unfolding new angles in Pat Thayer’s murder and a bank robbery. Vernon denies killing Thayer while revealing tensions over money, a suit, and a car trade as detectives seek the true sequence of events.
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Vernon
Harvey
Pat Thayer
Max
Thayer
Jim
Mr. Harvey
Steel City
Reagan
Sicily
John
Jim Hanvey
Hanvey
Max Vernon
National Capitol Statues to Be Reassigned Across Corridor
Washington plans move 68 statues from Statuary Hall to the ground floor corridor to ease weight concerns. A national pantheon proposal resurfaces, with figures like John M. Clayton Caesar Rodney Hannibal Hamlin and Sequoyah among those already honored.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States Capitol
National Hall of Fame
Capitol Building
Congress
George H. Tinkham
Massachusetts
Statuary Hall
National House of Representatives
Merrill
Vermont
John M. Clayton
Caesar Rodney
Delaware
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
Alexander H. Stephens
Georgia
John C. Greenway
Arizona
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Sequoyah
Oklahoma
Alabama
J. L. M. Curry
Spain
Joseph Wheeler
United States Army
John Campbell Greenway
Yale
Arkansas
Uriah M. Rose
American Bar Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Hague
James P. Clarke
United States
California
Junipero Serra
Franciscan Order
Thomas Starr King
First Unitarian Ecurch
Capitol
Sacramento
Connecticut
Roger Sherman
Continental Congress
House of Representatives
Jonathan Trumbull
Zachary Taylor
Great Britain
Florida
John Gorrie
Notable U S Figures by State Leaders and Pioneers List
A compiled roster matching state labels to distinguished figures from American history including John M Clayton Samuel Adams John Winthrop Henry Mower Rice Jefferson Davis Francis P Blair James Benton John Stark Daniel Webster Richard Stockton Robert R Livingston George Clinton Zebulon Vance Aycock Garfield Allen Sequoyah Stephen F Austin Samuel Houston Ethan Allen Collamer George Washington Robert E Lee John E Kenna Pierpont James Marquette La Follette and others as presented by the Western Newspaper Union.
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Tor
Republican National Committee
Massachusetts
Samuel Adams
John Winthrop
Minnesota
Henry Mower Rice
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
James Z. George
United States
Missouri
Francis P. Blair
Thomas H. Benton
New Hampshire
John Stark
Daniel Webster
New Jersey
Richard Stockton
Philip Kearny
NEW Yonrk
Robert R. Livingston
George Clinton
North Carolina
Zebulon Baird Vance
Charles Brantly Aycock
Ohio
James A. Garfield
William Allen
Oklahoma
Sequoyah
Pennsylvania
J. P. G. Muhlenberg
House
Robert Fulton
Rhode Island
Nathaniel Greene
Washington
Roger Williams
Providence
South Carolina
John C. Calhoun
Wade Hampton
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
John Sevier
Congress
Texas
Stephen F. Austin
Samuel Houston
Republic of Texas
Vermont
Ethan Allen
Ticonderoga
Jacob Collamer
Virginia
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
West Virginia
John E. Kenna
Senate
Francis E. Pierpont
Wisconsin
James Marquette
Robert M. la Follette
Western
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Octavus Roy Cohen
WNU Service
Maxwell Vernon
Palooka
Varnon
Marland Tailoring
Elmo Scott Watson
Ventor
Gen
E. Kirby Smith
Crawford Williamson Long
Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Idaho
George L. Shoup
Illinois
James Shields
Frances E. Willard
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Indiana
Oliver P. Morton
Lew Wallace
Iowa
James Harlan
Samuel Jordan Kirkwood
Denmark
Kansas
John J. Ingalls
George Washington Glick
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Ephraim McDowell
William King
Lincoln
Maryland
Charles Carroll
John Hanson
Michigan
Lewis Cass
Zachariah Chandler
Sena
Robert M. LaFollette
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