Philo Vance Probes Murder in Archer Coe Case at Coe House
Crime expert Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham examine the Coe house aftermath. Grassi is stabbed. Wrede’s Doberman details surface. Vance questions Grassi about a bloodstained towel and the door lock while a Chinese dagger looms as a possible weapon. The case deepens as Brisbane Coe’s death is linked.
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Archer Coe
Markham
Coe
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Vance
Dorémus
Brisbane Coe
Archer
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Westchester
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Gamble
Miss Lake
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Dee
Enright
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Moe
Cornwall
Doctor Lobsenz
Heath
Boyle
Vance Probes Grassi Motives in Dinner Telephoned Deal
In the scene Vance questions Grassi about a phone call from Archer Coe at Doctor Montrose's dinner. Grassi defends his threats as justified while feigning calm as Vance reveals suspicion about a fatal sequence involving a vase, a revolver, a locked door, and a dog named Wrede. The discussion hints at a hidden motive behind Coe's death and Bris Bane's stabbing.
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Italy
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Coe
Bris Bane
Wrede
Official Birds Adopted by the Various States
States have adopted official birds by tradition or legislation. The list includes Alabama the cactus hen in Arizona, the mockingbird in Mississippi, the valley quail in California, lark bunting in Colorado, the brown thrasher in Georgia, the mountain bluebird in Idaho, the eastern cardinal in Indiana, the cardinal in Kentucky, the wood thrush in District of Columbia, the Baltimore oriole in Maryland, the veery in Massachusetts, the robin in Michigan, the goldfinch in Minnesota, the road runner in New Mexico, the Carolina wren in South Carolina and Texas, the ruffed grouse in Oklahoma, the Carolina wren in South Carolina, the western meadowlark in Wyoming, the gull in Utah, the hermit thrush in Vermont, the robins in Virginia and Wisconsin, the goldfinch in Washington, and the tufted titmouse in West Virginia. Connecticut, Iowa, New Jersey and Tennessee are excluded.
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Vanderbilt kin builds personal airplane amid EPIC and EP I A talk
The piece notes William Vanderbilt III reportedly built a large airplane for private travel, signaling a family shift from railroads to aviation. It also debunks inflated communist claims, discusses EPIC and EP I A poverty plans, and cites Hopkins and Sinclair, plus a British Who's Who note and various political squawks.
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Staten Island
New York Central
William&. Vanderbilt
Maury Paul
Vanderbilt
Perforated Quilt Pattern Transfer via Stamped Designs
Quilters learn that accurate quilting depends on pattern transfer. The approved method uses perforated patterns with stamping powder on bond paper. Grandmother Clark’s No 338A offers perforated designs with sizes A1 to B6, stamped patterns mailed postpaid for 15 cents from Home Craft Co Dept D St Louis Mo. Include a stamped envelope for replies.
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Clark
Home Craft Co
St. Louis Ave
St.Louis
French Cast-Iron Highway From Paris To Marseille Considered
French engineers study a cast-iron highway spanning Paris to Marseilles about 500 miles long. The plan calls for roughly 3,000,000 tons of iron at a cost of 256,000,000 francs. Proponents argue iron roads could be repurposed for armament in wartime, while under reconstruction the concrete base would support traffic.
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Channel
Paris
Marseilles
Davis
Milwaukee Journal
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Garfield
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