Temple Murder A Detective Tale of J S Fletcher
Detective Spargo probes the House of Commons and a murdered man linked to Ronald Breton and John Marbury. Stephen Aylmore, a witness, recalls a twenty year-old acquaintance and a money affair, while the Treasury counsel presses for private details. Aylmore resists intruding questions as the inquest unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank’ Spargo
London
Manv
Ronald “Breton
King’s ‘Walk
Temple
House of Commons
Stephen Aylmore
Marbury
Aylmore
Breton
Elphick
Spargo
Safe Deposit Company
Ayimore
Anglo-Orient
Waterloo Bridge
Court
Watchman
Treasury
Smith
John Marbury
Trade Resumption Plan Outlined In War Settlement
The document details sections on treaty ratification, time-bound reestablishment of reciprocal trade with Germany, and conditional permanent trade upon Germany’s declaration of war termination. It preserves U S rights under the armistice and outlines penalties for violations, with amendments not allowed due to technical nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Congress
Porter
Peoria bowling leaders listed in American Bowling Congress standings
Brink of Kaukauna Wisconsin placed sixth in the individuals with 683 as R Stell and E Moore of Detroit led the two man event with 1231. L Mertz of Fon Du Lac posted a 298 game high for 644 in individuals while leaders Tuesday night include Brucks Five Men Chicago Central Alleys Indianapolis Livestock Press Chicago Woodville Limes Toledo Fleming Furniture Cleveland.
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Peoria
Ill
F. Hilgenbrink
Kaukauna
Wis
R. Stell
E. Moore
Detroit
L. Mertz
Fon du Lac
Brucks
Chicago
Central
Indianapolis
Livestock Press
Woodville
Toledo
Fleming Furniture Company
Cleveland
First of U S Olympic Athletes Sail Today
New York April 6 America’s first entrance for the 1920 Olympic games sails for Antwerp today with 16 on the steamer Finland. Figure skating entrants Theresa Weld and N W Niley of Boston hold US championships. Hockey players include J W McCormick team captain and others as listed. The skating and hockey championships begin April 20 at the Antwerp ice palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Antwerp
Finland
Cornelius Fellows
International Skating Union
Theresa Weld
N. W. Niley
Boston
United States
J. W. McCormick
L. J. McCormick
R. L. Bonney
J. E. Fitzgerald
C. Weidenborner
F. X. Goheen
C._ P. Geran
A. J. Conroy
L. P. Tuck
H. J. Drury
F. A. Synnott
Antwerp Ice Palace
Gems Club Cancels Cardinals Exhibition Plan
Arrangements for a benefit dance and whist at the Hotel Newcomb were completed by the Gems baseball club. The St. Louis Cardinals offered to play two exhibition games here next Saturday and Sunday but the ground will not be in condition. No game likely before the April 24 and 25 clash with La Salle. Manager Lenane appointed booster ticket manager with aides. Merchants listed have taken booster tickets as canvassing targets to sell 1500 tickets.
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Newcomb
Gems Baseball Club
St. Louis Cardinals
la Salle Club
Lenane
Roy Nessler
Henry Ochs
Earl Nolan
W. F E. Wiles
Oscar Wick
Sam Swickard
George Thompson
W. Wiles
State Street Bank
Heiidbreder Drug Co
Hoelscher-Seifert Co
Co. H. Wurst
Exhibition Games: New York Americans Defeat Brooklyn Nationals
In Greensville South Carolina on April 7 the New York Americans beat the Brooklyn Nationals 7 to 6. Batteries: Mays Thormahlen and Reuhl for New York. Mitchell Mamaux and Byers Taylor for Brooklyn. Also Chicago Americans defeated Little Rock 10 to 5 with Wilkinson Lynn Fields Masters Yellowhorse Brot ten as batters. Washington Americans triumphed 7 to 3 over Cincinnati Nationals with Zachary Schneider and Sallee Bressler Marten on the mound.
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New York
Brooklyn
Greensville
S. C
New York Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Mays
Thormahlen
Reuhl
Mitchell
Mamaux
Byers
Taylor
Chicago
Little Rock
Ark
Chicago Americans
Little Rock Southern
Wilkinson
Lynn
Fields
Washington
Cincinnati Nationala
Zachary, Schneider
Sense
Sallee
Bressler
Marten
Promoter Offfers Carpentier $20,000 for Brennen Bout
April 6 in New Orleans promoter John M Abrams telegrammed Georges Deschamps an offer of $20,000 for Georges Carpentier to fight Bill Brennen in New Orleans for fifteen rounds. Five thousand dollars was guaranteed for a six round match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John M. Abrams
Georges Deschamps
Georges Carpentier
Bill Brenen
Three Race Horses Die in New Orleans Stable Fire
Three race horses named Precious Lucille P and Betty Y died in a fire that destroyed three stables at the Fair Ground track. The blaze, caused by an oil stove, swept through the barn area on Tuesday, killing the animals owned by Knebelkamp and Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Precious Lucille P
Betty Y
Knebelkamp and Howard
Fair Ground Track
Free Olympic trip for U S athletes bill passed
Washington April 6 American athletes slated for the Antwerp Olympics would travel on army transports at no cost beyond subsistence under a Senate passed bill sent to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Antwerp
Senate
House
Pittsburgh 11 Dallas 1 in Texas league game
Pittsburgh Nationals defeated Dallas 11 to 1 in Dallas Texas. Batteries for Pittsburgh were Carlson Meador and Clarke with Dale Wood Shanks and For rest.
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R. HE
Pittsburgh Nationals
Dallas Texas League
Carlson, Meador
Clarke
Dale
Wood
Shanks
Forrest
Star Theater Pictures and Premieres in Town
The Star Theater showcases Earle Williams in The Fortune Hunter at Bijou Theser with Frank Mayo in Peddler of Lies plus four vaudeville acts. Gem Theater features Charles Murray in That Night while Savoy presents Dustin Farnum in The Gentleman From Indiana. Family Theater screens Dorothy Dalton and William Desmond in Gambled in Soul, Princess Theater shows Wallace Reid in The Roaring Road, Orpheum screens Mary Miles Minter in Judy of Rogues Harbor with three vaudeville acts. Colonial Theater features Tom Mix in The Legal Light and Dustin Farnum in The Desert Rat. Shanice Mhenatar sans wuseuy Pearl White in The Black Secret.
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Bijou
Frank Mayo
Gem Theaer
Charles Murray
Savoy Theater
Dustin Farnum
Indiana
Family Theater
Dorothy Dalton
William Desmond
Princess Theater
Wallace Reid
Orpheum Theater
Mary Miles Minter
Judy
Rogues Harbor
Dicky Dippy’s Dairy Party Report Turns Playful Scene
A party ended with an escort home for Bessie Brown under moonlit charm. The prior night featured a game called Temp Tation where answering yes or no forfeits a candy box or gloves.
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J.S. Fletcher
Fred A. Knopf
Public ‘Ledger Leadere NA Dompany
Mansion House
Lombard Street
St. Paul’s Churchyard
the Old Bailey
Stock Exchange
Cos
Argentina
England
Treasury Counsel
The
Stern’s
Quincy’s Greatest Clothing House
Sport News
M. Erickson
E. Krems
D. Devito
F. Luby
H. Thomas H. Votel
Pittsburgh
O. Whitehead
E. Grubb
St. Louis
Nevark
A. Hartman
J. Shaw
S. Mercurio
B. Megowan
Evansville
J. Lellinger
R. Pekie
J. Smith
Milwaukee
J. Hradeck
R. Meyer
H. Votel
U. S
Cardinals
Cincy
Portsmouth
Carpentier
Brenen GO
Malden
Talcom
Bill
Frasier’s
Maine
Dallas
Tex
Weems Laundry
Hunt
Owl Drug Store
Star Theater
Earle Williams
Colonial Theater
Tom Mix
Theater Today
F. Farnum
Desert
Harry Meyers
Snub Pollard
Castoria
Toda
Princess
the Roaring
Savoy
Gentleman From
Dorothy Dalton and
Wm. Desmond
Mary Thurman
Betsy Ross
CAT Tales
Dicky Dippy
Bessie Brown
Sinnott
Dicky
Isia
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