Mystery on Campus: Murders Stir State University
A campus murder case unfolds at State University as James Smythe and Mel Jawings die in apparent shootings. Detective Kyne links forged credentials, a 32 caliber pistol, and a web of suspects including Whitey Atwater and Lillian Wayns. The investigation reveals threats, alibis, and a possible motive tied to Dr. Balean Haw and illicit ties.
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Lilli Verne
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Mal Jawings
Puller
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Belge Laverner
Mal Danningss
Sienna
James Wilan
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Fraternity
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Kyne
Michgelé
Daye
Wilson Alcohol Aeros
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Mel
Bartlett
Balean
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Lilien
Bill
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Brock and
Smthe
Hilda Jermi Ie
Slyveler
Whitey Atwater
Smythe
Wim
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Kear
Vail Smythe
Onne
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Lorrimet
Tyken
Jannings
Smyth
Willey Atwater
Alm
Lrock
Bart
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Tom
Woman climbs Campanile stairs in killer hunt
In the detective saga, Dr Hawley analyzes footprints on Campanile stairs, noting a woman’s tracks superimposed on Jannings, suggesting she used a key to reach the top and did not descend. Bartlett ponders a link to Lillian Wayne and Ann Michaels as suspects in Smythe’s murder.
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Hawley
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Hawles
Bartlett
Jannings
Kyne
Lorrimer
Cushman
Bill
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D Jannings
Campanile
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Janings
Dartlett
Eafe
Ann
Lillian
Annn
Lill
Hewley
Lillian Wayne
Barnlett
Lister
Atwater
James Wilson
Jim Smythe
Murder Case Grows as Clues Stack Up
In a tense dialogue, investigators debate the killer's identity and the possibility of a suspect wearing a specific shoe size. Hawley cautions against quick conclusions while noting multiple clues will be classified overnight. The plan ends with a suggestion to continue the discussion at the Faculty Club.
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Hewley
Hawley
Laxatives for Children Warned Against by Medical Authorities
Mothers warned that adult laxatives can harm children and that constipation affects 90 percent of kids. The ad promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a gentle, drug free remedy for ages from baby to eleven, claiming it clears the bowels without nausea and fits the family size for savings.
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