The Cryptic Coin and the Gretzhoffen Mystery
Kitty Gray, a sharp Evening Star reporter, discovers a broken coin inscribed in Latin hinting at a treasure hidden under a floor in Gretzhoffen. A foreign stranger and a curious antique dealer set off a chain of thefts and intrigue as Kitty pursues a perilous story with a three thousand dollar assignment and a wary Gretzhoffen consul offering aid.
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Evening Star
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Mainz
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Rex
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Gretzhoffen
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Billy Cutler
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The Encounter in Gretzhoffen Moves to Hidden Plots
In Gretzhoffen a tall imperious man confronts an associate over a missing treasure as Kitty Gray aids a wounded stranger. She later becomes entangled with a courier and a strikingly handsome Count Frederick, amid a tense power struggle.
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Grahame
King Michael
Ritz
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Mademoiselle
Hall of Justice
Royal Palace
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Diaz May Start New Revolution In Mexico
Felix Diaz, under watch by U S officials for neutrality violations, reportedly left the United States for Mexico to organize a new revolution against Carranza. He aims to rally Oaxaca troops and other southern forces, possibly meeting allies in Havana. Diaz, nephew of a former Mexican president, has spent years abroad and in the United States while planning a return to lead a movement. Oaxaca has been a focal point, with local officials declaring independence during past conflicts.
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United States
Mexico
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New Orleans
Havana
Theodore Dehessa
Vera Cruz
Aurelioana Blanquet
Huerta
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Navy ship building urged to expand rapidly
Rear Admiral Austin M. Knight told the House Naval Committee that new construction should be limited this year by available facilities and planned for seven greater building programs annually until the U S Navy is the strongest afloat. He warned a double Atlantic Pacific threat, and urged immediate inquiry to map capacities and speed up readiness by 1925. The House also passed the postoffice appropriation bill at 3219 million, adopting a space payment basis for mail transport and keeping parcel post limits.
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Austin M. Knight
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House Naval Committee
United States’ Navy
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General Board
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Pacific
England
Haiti Treaty Ratified By Senate In Washington
The senate unanimously ratified the Haiti treaty in Washington under which the United States assumes a protectorate over the island republic. The U S takes control of finances and police, guarantees territorial integrity, and commits to developing resources. Haitian Congress had approved, with American marine expedition already enforcing terms. Negotiated last year with D Artiguenave.
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