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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1922

Page

12

Vague OCR Note Sparks Brief City Record

Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and dates, giving minimal readable clues about a potential local item. No clear event, person, or organization is confirmed in the legible segments.

Doubts Between Old Friends Over a High Stakes Plot

In a tense parlour, Whit Monk's ally Lanyard and Tom Mussey weigh betrayal and alliance. They discuss a risky shipboard loot scheme, potential loyalties, and a plan to joint actions to outmaneuver Monk and partner Phinult, Delorme, and others.

Monk Phinait Europe America Lanyard Mr. Mussey Tom Mussey Min Captain Monk Whit Monk Phinult Delorme Monsieur Myeself

Lost Broom and Cunning Schemes in Vintage Tale

In a Seattle Star inspired flashback, Nancy and Nick seek Mother Goose’s broomstick guided by Little Boy Blue. A separate tense exchange reveals Lanyard’s plotted theft plan aboard a ship, weighing risks of extinguished lights to enable a covert approach and partnership with Massey.

Nancy Nick Mother Goose Humpty Boy Dumpty Ether Goose Mother Goore Boy Blue Seattle Star Nantucket Shoals Mdgar Town New Bedford Block Island Fifth Avenue Lanyard

Prince the Dog Rescued From Old Orchard Stump

In a night scare, Mr. Lundborg leads a search as a dog named Prince, beloved by Grandma, hangs trapped in a rotting stump. The rescuers free him after Chop reveals the animal’s pleas, and Prince lives many years afterward with a lasting memory of the stump.

Lundberg Lundborg Mr. Lundborg Prince Grandma Grote-Rankins Sheldon Hotel

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