The Philo Vance Case Lingers on a Twin Death Mystery
Philo Vance and District Attorney Markham investigate Archer Coe’s apparent self inflicted death at his home. They uncover a second corpse Brisbane Coe in a closet and a dagger wound, a muffler theory, a wounded terrier and a waxed thread clue implicating hidden connections.
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Philo Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Coe
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Vance
Muffiler
Doremus
Brisbane Coe
Archer
Chicago
The Mystery of Archer Coe Continues in New Clues
Vance and Markham sift through Grassi’s letter and a bloodstained poker as they link a wounded Scottie and an open rear door to a shifting murder scene. A Doberman, a secretive encounter, and a locked bedroom complicate the case, with Bris bane’s later death looming.
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Grassi
Markham
Vance
Heath
Miss Lake
Signor Grassi
Archer
Scottie
Wrede
West Seventy-second Street
Scottie Gamble
Library Portieres
Devil
American Kennel Club
Coe House
Brisbane
Archer Coe
Gamble
Burke
United States
Germany
Switzerland
Reich Railways
The Scented Lipstick and the Hidden Weapons
In a tense discussion, Vance argues the dagger and poker were placed to mislead, suggesting the murderer hid them upstairs to misdirect. The group weighs suspects including Wrede Grassi Miss Lake and a Chinaman, debating who moved items to confuse the case.
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Vance
Markham
Archer
Boudoir
Dazzlin
Wrede
Grassi
Heath
Gamble
Miss Lake
Cee
Archer Coe
Regions Where Spanish Is Principal Language Worldwide
The text lists countries and regions where Spanish is the main language. It includes Spain and the remaining Spanish colonies such as the Canary Islands and the Philippines where Spanish is official alongside English. It also mentions Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo, Cuba, and several West Indian islands, plus Mexico and all of Central and South America except Brazil, the Guianas, and British Honduras.
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Spain
Canary Islands
Dio de Oro
Philippines
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Cuba
West Indian Islands
Mexico
Central and South America
Brazil
Guianas
British Honduras
Eskimo Slate Mirrors Found in Alaska Dig Reveal Polished Surfaces
An archaeologist in Alaska uncovered ancient slate mirrors used by Eskimos. The boards were polished to a shine but required dampening with water to reveal facial features, a process noted by researchers studying the artifact.
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Alaska
Astronomy advances and global talks in Brisbane weekly
The column surveys 1700 new variable stars as space yardsticks and a double sun with a thirty day eclipse. It covers Japan England relations and Roosevelt era power dreams, warns of hunting grounds and budget balance, and notes Curtis singing a song from a New York Sun item.
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Professor Shapley
Cleveland
Earth
Roosevelt
Song Curtis
Curtis
New York Sun
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Mr. Wrede
Eduardo Grassi
Museum of Antiquities
Milan
Grass
By S. S. van Dine
Duplaix
Old Dear
Mr. Vance
Chapter
Japan
England
Britain
Franklin D. Roosevel
Tennessee Valley
Washington
Africa
France
London
Anthony Eden
Privy Seal
House of Commons
Saar
Uncle Sam
King Features ‘Syndicate
Tae
SreisteneDee
Solter’s
7Th St
Minneapolis, Minn
Mother Gray
leKe
Doan
Doan’s
Lane
Kemp & Lane,inc
le Roy, N. Ye
Liberal Commission
Order of
Red Men
H. F. Stetler
W. Girard Ave
Philadelphia
Parker
Dro
Hiscox Chem
Eldreston
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Wwnu
Boyd Wiliams
Hudson
Wiscs
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