SHE KENNEL MURDER CASE
Crime expert Philo Vance investigates the apparent suicide of Archer Coe with District Attorney Markham. Inside the bolted death chamber Coe sits with a revolver. a dagger wound and hours of death are found. A wounded terrier becomes a key clue as Brisban Coe’s alibi looms.
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Philo Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Coe
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Vance
Doremus
Gamble
Brisbane Coe
Archer
Chicago
Chicago trip hints and a severed alibi in a mystery
Gamble recounts Brisbane Coe’s sudden Chicago departure after four, with a five thirty train, and confirms his ivory headed stick remains in the hall. Vance questions Gamble about Coe’s post departure sightings, noting an open library and a late return by other guests. He reveals Coe’s walking stick still in the hall.
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Chicago
Gamble
Grand Central
Vance
Brisbane
Brisbane Coe
Mr. Archer
Miss Lake
Mr. Grassi
Mr. Lee
Archer Coe
Markham
Heath
Crichton
Archer
Uncle Brisbane
Uncle Archer
Mystery in the House: Brisbane Coe Vanishes After Murder
A tense scene unfolds as Brisbane Coe’s stick appears in the hall while Archer Coe is dead. Vance suspects foul play and Brisbane’s flight to Chicago, aided by a checked suitcase and missing rooms. Miss Lake offers sharp insights as investigators seek clues.
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Snitkin
Brisbane Cee
Markham
Vance
Brisbane Doe
Archer
Brisbane
Miss Lake
Hilda Lake
Gamble
Chicago
New York
Archer Coe
Heath
Brisbane Coe
Wrede
Grassi
Ohio 1868 Gubernatorial Campaign Summary
The 1868 Ohio race pitted John Brough on the Union ticket against Clement Vallandigham on the Peace Democrats. The contest carried national stakes, with Ohio’s choice signaling broader outcomes. Lincoln telegraphed after the victory that Ohio saved the Nation.
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Ohio
John Brough
Brough
Union
Lincoln
Dutch and English flying in 11 000 mile air race noted
The piece highlights two Dutch aviators flying in a long distance air race using stock commercial planes, with British winner shown as a pure racer. It praises private American aircraft effort, Ford’s optimism, and Roosevelt's credit to others. It also mentions a Darwin leg time of 52 hours and discusses amniotic fluid vaccine to prevent peritonitis, quadruplets in Lincoln Hospital, and German Palestine trade shifts under Hitler.
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van Loon
Roscoe Turner
Clyde Pangborn
London
Australia
Darwin
United States
Patrick Mulligan
New York
Cecelia
Lincoln ‘Hospital
Robinson
Arkansas
Germany
Hitler
Schacht
Palestine
Britain
Housewife’s Idea Box for Airtight Jar Covers
A homemaking tip suggests sealing jars without paraffin rings using milk-soaked tissue paper. Place very wet tissue over jars, tie, and let dry to parchment-like, airtight lids. The note appears in The Housewife section from Public Ledger’s WNU Service.
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Public Ledger, Inc
WNU Service
Doctor Keeps Fourth of July Joke With Fifth Celebration
A humorous exchange shows a doctor replying to a patient’s question about celebrating the Fourth of July by saying he celebrates the Fifth. The banter showcases lighthearted, era-appropriate humor.
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By S. S. van Dine
W. BH. Wright
Chapter
Yance
Lake Shore
Mr. van Loon
Ford
Pedro
Henry Ford
Roosevelt
Pedro Cirocito
Cerralvo
la Paz
California
William and Mary College
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
John Marshall
James Monroe
John Tyler
Virginia
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Williamsburg
King Features. Syndicate, Inc
Housewife's Idea
Phillips’ Milk
Genning Phillips
Phillips
Ecsivin, Teller
Patchogue
N.Y
Parker
Drago Gists
Hiscox Chemical Works
Wny—O
Doan
Doan’s
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