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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1922

Page

2

Prisoners in a mansard trap on Le Compte Street

Severn awakens bound in Waldron and Costigan’s plot house at 247 Le Compte Street. He learns he and Miss Gessler are suspected by Harris to know killers of Alva and where stolen spoils lie. She came willingly but finds herself held, while they weigh escape and who to trust.

Harris Mr. Severn le Compte Street Waldron Costigan Perand’s Sarah Waldron Harrie Daly Ivan Waldron Sarah Alva

Foot of the Stairs Chapter XII Murder Suspect Unmasked

A detective explains his discovery of a dagger hatpin stained with blood found in a car and connects it to Alva s murder. He claims the hatpin matches one worn by the accused and recounts locating Alva s body and suspecting a hidden alibi. He notes Harris doubts the tale and questions the testimony of Krantz.

Alva Krantz Harris

Shadows of Murder and a Summer Song

In a tense exchange a man defends himself after a stabbing, hiding the dagger and planning escape with a woman. They discuss alibis and possible accomplices as they slip through a dark hotel, while a subplot follows Philip Langdon, a weary engineer, and a singer wife who fuels hope of romance and a quiet cottage beside a brook.

Philip Langdon Philip Black Jake Mistah Langdon Jake Phil Lem Haskin Linda Lem Haskins Are

Saying What Should Not Be Said in Meetings

A proverb warns that a man may speak openly in a meeting but must know when to stop and not borrow trouble to spread it to others.

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