Kennel Murder Case Exposes Intriguing Coe Home Scene
Crime expert Philip Vance and District Attorney Markham inspect Archer Coe's house after his apparent suicide. They find Wrede and guest Signor Grassi, a locked death chamber, a bullet wound, dagger mark, and Coe clothed in a dressing gown with street shoes. Dorémus notes hours elapsed. A wounded terrier, missing porcelain shard with blood, and missing brother Brisbane, believed Chicago-bound, emerge as key details.
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Philip Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Coe
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Vance
Dorémus
Coe House
Brisbane Coe
Archer
Chicago
Jig
Th’ Coe
Liang
Brisbane
Heath
Burke
Department of Public Welfare
Gamble
Snitkin
Mr. Wrede
Mr. Markham
Mr. Grassi
Miss Lake
Coe Estate
Country Club
Grassi
Intrigue Deepens as Coe Murder Case Intensifies
In the Coe mansion, Vance questions Italian Grassi about late night meetings and a possible link to Archer and Brisbane Coe. Blood-stained Ting Yao vase fragments surface, suggesting a connection to the murders. Wrede and Grassi face mounting suspicion as the investigation widens.
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Milan
Vance
Grassi
Metropolitan Museum of “Art
Miss Lake
Mr. Wrede
Archer Coe
Mr Wrede
Brisbane Coe
Archer Coee
Wrede
Archer
Mount Vernon
Crestview Country Club
Mr. Grassi
Grass
Brisbane
Markham
Sacred Lake Manassrowd and Himalayan Shrine Narrative
Pilgrims from India journey to a sacred lake framed by the Himalayas between the Great and Transhimalaya. They bathe in crystal waters and seek release from sins. Tibetans also revere the lake, circling it to worship eight surrounding temples. Southern shore features Gurlamandaya at 25,340 feet and Kailas 21,800 feet to the north. An explorer calls the scenery unmatched.
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Manassrowd
Himalaya
Transhimalaya
Indla
Brahma
Siva
Gurlamandaya
Kailas
Eckener Plans Coast to Coast Air Line in 48 Hours
The feature column notes Dr. Hugo Eckener in New York planning a new transatlantic route with coast to coast travel in 48 hours. Henry Ford vows to build at least one million cars next year while President Knubel warns of rising anti religious forces. Smuggling Chinese immigrants and opium trafficking are described alongside advancements in monkey gland transplant research and a praise of American aviation achievements.
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Hugo Eckener
New York
Jell
United States
Europe
Henry Ford
America
England
Knubel
United Lutheran Church of America
Dr. Knubel
New Jersey
Trinidad
Housewife’s Idea Box Suggests Pressing Fabrics
A brief item notes a Housewife suggestion to press synthetic fabrics with a warm iron first and increase heat if needed. It mentions an automatic control to reduce guesswork and credits Public Ledger WWNU Service.
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the Housewife
Public Ledger, Inc
Wwnu Service
Italians Object to Postcards as Tourism Propaganda
The Italian government agency BE. N. I. T. objects to illustrated postcards they deem gaudy and inartistic. They claim such cards misrepresent Italy and deter potential visitors, harming tourism.
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Italy
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W. H. Wright
All Meats
Mr. Coe
By S. S. van Dine
Mr.Archer Coe
Manasaro
Eckener
By. Mail
Jones
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Washington Post
Lahy
New England Hospital
Japan
South Sea Islands
League of Nations
Guam
Charles ‘Kingsford-Smith
P. G. Taylor
Pacific
Honolulu
Glendale
Calif
Pratt& Whitney Aircraft Company
E King. Features Syndicate
Itc
WNU Service
S.S.S
Mother Gray
Brooklyn
Yee
Parker
Hiscox Chem
Petehogne
N.Y
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Boston
Creomulsion
F. Malcolm
Park Row
Tampa
Hankins & Hamilton
Florida
WNU
Bog Wilter
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