Argyle Murder Mystery Deepens in Family Tangle
In 1912 Manhattan, millionaire James Argyle is found dead in his library after a dinner with his son Bruce and his ward Miss Mary Mazuret. Media speculation pins motive on a potential will change favouring Mazuret, while Bruce laments pressure from relentless coverage and considers taking action.
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James Argyle
Manhattan
San Francisco
New York
Society of Men
Tolworthy & Mead
Tolworthy
Argyle
Orm
James T. Hurley
Twenty-third Street
Mary Mazuret
Lfe
Bruce Argyle
Miss Mazuret
Mr. Argyle
Bruce
Duffy
Nancy Thompson
Hurley
Young Argyle
Mary
Nancy
Mr. Harley
Walt
Mr. Hurley
Mr. Burley
Tme
Brice
Misa
Mazuret
Papa Tabaret
Ming Magaret
Detective Bruce Argyle Closes In On Hidden Office Door
Detective Bruce Argyle reads the Witch and leaves a subway, boards a train, and travels to a tall office building in the financial district. He follows a runner to a door bearing a simple inscription on the eighteenth floor, seeking a clue in chapter four of the story.
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Asche Kayton
Bruce Argyle
Twenty-third Street
Fourteenth Street
Financial District
Describing a confrontation with Kayton’s NY office manager
Bruce Argyle meets Mr Kayton through a church newsroom setting and is referred to detective Bruce Kayton. The manager Mr Leischmann arranges a meeting at a hotel before Kayton departs. Bruce then meets a famed crime expert described as calm yet intense, with a mind ready to uncover hidden motives.
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Argyle
Kite
Kayton
Mr. Argyle
Bruce
Sam Mr. Leischmann
Mr. Kayton
New York
Mr. Leischmann
Mr Leischmann
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J. W. McConaughy
Harriet Ford
Harvey J. O'Higgins
William J. Burns
Robert Hilliard
Pere Tabaret
Pal
America
Mice Mazuret
Arkansas
Home Lumber & Fuel Co
Lumber and Fuel Department
The
Alma Grain @ Lumber Co
Bell Phone
Alma
Union Phone
Gratiot County
M. L. Perrigo
Mich
California
Barrington Hall
G. B. Hicok & Son
Alma, Mich
John Miner
Wheeler, Mich