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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
3
Detectives costress Wick confronts a wall safe clue and learns a murder case ties to actress Miss Luten. A hidden passage and a revolver found among clothes prompt officers to arrest Wick as investigators pursue a dangerous blackmail plot and unseen accomplices.
In Chapter IX the narrator, jailed after Miss Lutan’s murder, reflects on the evidence against him including a bloodstained coat and a revolver found in clerk John Nelson’s room. He suspects a conspiracy with Claire Bradford and Barbara Bradford while hoping to contact Gorman. He reads a newspaper account that reinforces the police theory of an inside job.
A Western writer argues Bolshevik power relies on bayonets, condemns Lenin and Trotsky for abandoning constitutional guarantees, and cites a biography excerpt showing disdain for civilian rights, with claims that the Red Army props up a political autocracy and suppresses opposition. The piece likens the regime to a dictatorship, notes restricted arms to non Reds, and condemns betrayal of democratic promises.
The piece notes that the unreformed calendar persists beyond eastern Europe and the Greek church. It cites England where Christmas is on December 25 yet government Christmas dividends on the national debt are not paid until Twelfth Day, with midsummer payments arriving on July.
Chicago Evening Post argues for trying Hindenburg to show justice prevails and to prevent scapegoating. says trials must target the guilty and not merely punish minor figures. The piece contends murder and looting remain crimes irrespective of militarist backing.
A. Tornquist, Argentine special envoy, arrived in Paris to inform M. Klitz that Argentina supports a fresh $200,000,000 credit to Great Britain France and Italy without collateral. The prior credit of the same amount has been exhausted and a new arrangement is needed to prevent any export disruption from Argentina to Europe.
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