Trial Testimony Reveals Complex Motives and Suspicions
In a lengthy examination transcript Porter details house possession, Bethel’s involvement, and Gordon’s alleged crimes. Halliday’s discovery, phone clues, and a triangle symbol surface amid questions of jealousy, secrecy, and possible police contact in the Twin Udlows case.
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Cameron
Secrets For Psychical Research
the Bourne
Bethel
Himeheen
Gordon
Porter
Halliday
Bir Halliday
Oaid
Annie Cochran
Haliiday
Cailers
Mr. Bethel
Twin Uotlows
Gorden
Jordon
Diary clues deepen mystery around Bethel case
The scene shifts as Greenough explains the diary study and outside help to the unnamed narrator. Key details include Bethel's alleged use of outside assistance, Gordon's diary findings, and the tense standoff with police as Halliday and Starr loom. The piece ends with the plan to pursue the outside man while keeping the jury out.
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Benchley
Halliday
Greenough
Heminewaye
Hemingwey
Gordon
Rethel
Bethel
Morrison
Peani
Nat
Tke Porter
Den
Librury
Starr
Bhickmail
Edith
Jock
Khow
Elephant King of Beasts A Tale From Jungle Electrum
The piece discusses elephants of Indo China excluding Tonkin and compares Elephas maximus to African elephants. It notes smaller ears flexible trunks and a concave forehead with darker brain capacity. It lauds the elephant as ruler of the jungle, fearless and masters of its realm.
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Indo-China
Tonking
Elephas Maximus
F J
Inoile Athletic Monthly
Hhgertike
Tsensih
Sterling silver care instructions from the standards bureau
The bureau of standards advises removing worn lacquer on sterling silver with a solvent such as lacquer thinner or butyl acetate. Discolored items should be cleaned with a silver cleaner, washed, and dried carefully to avoid fingerprints. Re lacquering with clear enamel for silverware is recommended, then drying at 100 to 120 degrees for 30 to 45 minutes before sending to an electroplating plant or jeweler.
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Bureau ‘of Standards
Right Sorrow And The Boundaries Of Self Forgiveness
A reflective meditation on how much pity or sorrow one should permit oneself for unchangeable hurts. The text weighs whether gentle self reproach is wiser than harsh self blame and asks how to balance feeling with action to pursue happiness and success.
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Otter
Bank President Acquitted in Embezzlement Trial
Smith Center jury clears J H Ball president of Citizens State Bank of Kensington of three embezzlement counts. The bank closed last March with deposits of 184000, none paid.
Bushel of corn brings record seed price at county show
J. Olson of Brown County exhibits a corn champion at the county show, selling forty bushels for 305.50 to A F Johannes of Willis State Bank, the highest seed corn price here. J. Botkin of Wichita dies at 66, former secretary of state and GOP figure. Ripley of Kansas Gas and Electric announces Jones to succeed Timmons after a drowning. Elbing pioneer Mrs Quinty dies at age 84, survived by husband 87.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Kansas City
Wichita
Washington County
Earle G. Brown
Hiawatha
J. Olson
Brown
County
State Bank of
Willis
L. O.ripley
Kansas Gas Andlectric Company
H. Lee Jones
Kansas Information Bureau of Public Service Companies
R. H. Timmons
Service Lake
Parsons
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Mair
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Hmilliday
Fife
Wberry
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Gee. H. Doran
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Bethe
Thomas
Jane
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Paulen
Highway Commission
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Kansas Judicial Council
Ben S. Paulen
W.W. Harvey
DE. L. Fischer
Wyandtte County
Russell
J. W. Davis
A. C. Seates
Charles L. Hunter Concordia
R. C. Foulston
C. W. Burch
Salina
Chester Stevens
Independence
Topela
W. W. Bowman
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Comptroller of Currency
J. E. Botkin
Mr. Botkin
Arthur Capper
Secretary of State
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