Detective Doyle'
Detective Doyle presses Jimmy Valentine on a near perfect safe cracking method revealing Valentine’s past crime and a plan to trap him. The exchange mixes bravado with danger as Valentine toys with the inspector and hints at a risky alibi.
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Syle
Doyle
Valentine
Preson
Vie
Vale
Valen
Doyle Wan
D Valentine
Valentin
Jimmy -Valentine
Jimmy Valentine
Valéntine
Mr. Doyle
Dictograph: A Modern Tool for Detectives in News
The article explains the dictograph, a portable listening device invented by K M Turner of Jamaica N. Y. It transmits through a disk transmitter and earphone, allowing covert eavesdropping from adjacent rooms. It mentions its use in high profile cases and a trial involving Darrow.
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Syracuse
Burns
McNarmar
K M Turner
Jamaica
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
McNacourn
Olassic
Dionysius
Valentine vault crisis sparks risky open scene
In a tense bank hall sequence Red pleads with Valentine to reopen the vault for Kitty's life. Doyle watches, plans testify, and Valentine confronts the danger as Bobby and Jimmy suffer emotional strain.
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Valentine
Iildo
Doyle
Jim
Jimmy
Agan
Vie
Bobby
Lane
Red
Ganttt
Pallders
Underworld
Jimmy Valentine
Kitty
George Doyle
Rom
Tleks
Woodcraft Meeting Held at Preston Opera House
Deputy Head Consul J. J. Hoover spoke to a good audience on Woodcraft at the Preston Opera House. He praised the order's merits and a band performed fine music. A full report will appear next week.
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J. J. Hoover
Woodcraft
Ray declares candidacy for County Attorney in Idaho primary
T. E. Ray of Malad Idaho announces his candidacy for the office of County Attorney subject to the decision of Republican voters at the primary to be held July 30 1912.
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T. E. Ray
Malad
Idaho
John S. Robinson Announces Candidacy for Commissioner
John S. Robinson of Rockland Idaho declares his candidacy for Commissioner of District No 2 in Oneida County. Primary election date is July 30 1912.
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Oneida
State of Idaho
The Mountain States Telephone Ad Claims Fair Rates
An advertisement touts Bell System service as essential for universal communication. It argues the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company offers fair rates with $1.15 invested in plant for every dollar of capital stock, and no bonds or inflated values.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Unclear financial figures in a clipped text snippet
A fragmented line lists several monetary amounts including 70.00 and 157.57 along with 317.90 and 100.77, but no clear context or subjects are provided to identify parties, dates, or transactions.
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Pias Jimmy
Testa Valentine
Chapthr X
Palentino
Andea
Erene
Valentine Rendall
Roy
Jentine
American Press, Association
Red Flanagan
Tim Cronin
Cotton
Mannagan
Juliet
Boston
Ir Lane
Willie
Amir
Brad Customer
Aks
Paiveey
Butelie
Ivas
Leek
I. Et Fe Eetek
BSS
the Mountain States:telephone Telegraph Company
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Crescent Creamery Station
Frank Petersen
Tn West
Greaves
Pease St
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Tet
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