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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1922

Page

3

Carbon monoxide danger in Tudor mansion gas talk

In a tense scene detectives discuss using car exhaust to release carbon monoxide into a sealed room. The plan, raised by Professor Semyonov, is deemed feasible but morally horrific as inquiries probe the Tudor household garage. Frank the chauffeur reports odd footprints and clean oil stains, hinting someone masked footprints after a late night.

Prom Professor Barry Cadmus Semyonov Frank Martha Anna Louise Mrs. Tudor

The Electric Mountain and the Missing Feather

In a Seattle Star serialized mystery, Nancy and Nick confront a wire tangled Electric Mountain guarding a gate to King Indig's Palace. A steel feather from a falcon and a magnet lure Nick, while Barry investigates a murder scene with muddy high heel prints shedding new clues.

Nick Nancy Thelma Indig Pim Pim

Fortitude and looming revenge in a Sandy Cove tale

In Sandy Cove a young woman’s clear gaze masks danger as Barry feels compunction. The former resilient heroine, famed for two years of service, may lash out driven by passion and vengeance after learning the lieutenant she loved has been replaced by another.

Fay Tudor Miss Tudor Sergi. Barry Barry Sandy Cove Seattle Star

Cubby Flat in Paris Hideaway for Polly and Paul

Polly and Paul secure a fifth floor cubby flat in Paris near the opera with Norma Bradly aiding. The narrow passage leads to back stairs and a lively building filled with varied tenants, including a concierge, a vivuer, and a metro worker. Paul quips it a fine hideaway after the murder.

Norma Bradly Paria Hue Dawsons Polly Paul

Pioneer mothers brave in Indian raid memory

In a governor daughter recollection the tale recalls swift thinking and courage during an attack by painted warriors. A mother orders quick hiding and action while fleeing along a beach, with prayers for preservation as the group reaches a safe house.

Katie Mother

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