Mystery at Alston Manor Ends? Murder Probe Focuses on Stranger
Inspector Linscott revisits clues in the Lord Winston murder case at Alston Manor. Robin Smith, the poet, remains a central suspect while a mysterious stranger in the village is sought. Gaspard the butler delivers a new wire as the investigation lurches forward.
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Winston
Tady
Robin Smith
Gort
Perty
Alstom B
Robim
Gueendolen Wisstom
Enger
Bruce Arn
Strong
Stobin Smith
Dorothy Alston
Rom Gwendolein
Alston Manor
Scotland Yard
Inspector Lamscoll
Linscott
Lord Winston
Gwendolen
England
Alston Village
Ope
Sa Ka
Lary Gwendolen
Lady Oprie
Robin
Linncott
George Opie
Pnoce Petro- Nevaky
Barden
Pullards-Room
Gaspard
Richeut
Fohin ‘Smith
Mr. Smith
Opie
Geen‘dolen
Donald Fisner
Garden
Prince Pozolevsky
Bruce Armstrong
Inspector Linscott
Robin Sosilth
Robin Sooth
Tian
Gaspardier
Illness of Harry L. Carpenter reported from Chicago
Word comes from Kipton Ohio of Harry L. Carpenter of Chicago being in a hospital for observation and possible operation. He is known in the area through visits to the Perkins home and is connected to local families including the Twining, Parker, and Betts households.
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Kipton
Harry L. Carpenter
Chicago
Carpenter
F. A. Perkins
Ernest Twining
Clarence Parker
Clarence Twining
Shetbs
Zarah Reynolds
Guy
Pittsfield
Conrad Salzman
Samtown
Ida Edwards
Oberiip
C. J. Betts
Irs
Eldon Radcliffe
Wellington
Liian Betts
A. Brumby
Roy
Oscar Loser
Townsend
Hattie Cook
London Taxi Driver Described as a “Museum of Disease”
Arthur Thorpe aged 59, a London taxi driver, was described as a museum of disease by his defense lawyer in a case charging him with drug related offenses.
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London
Arthur Thorpe
Small Rubber Grower Threat to Industry
London data show small home rubber growers in the East Indies expanding acreage and tapping, challenging European estates. With Asiatic ownership rising to about half of plantations, native family tapping could surge to 350,000 tons at high prices, while European output stays pressured. Forestry and credit measures are urged to reorganize land use and aid farm relief.
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H. A. Peters
A._ FP
London
Fast Indies
Eric Geddes
Dunlop Ruboer Co., Ltd
Dutch East Indies
Malaya
Far East
Singapore
Hyde Seeks Timber Areas to Aid Agriculture
Secretary Hyde proposes converting unprofitable crop lands into timber producing areas to improve the agricultural situation. He told the American Forestry Association that millions of acres now marginal for crops could be shifted to timber growing to deliver profitable use and help owners.
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Washington
Hyde
American Forestry Association
Community notices from Sheffield area residents
On Sunday and Saturday local residents visited relatives and attended gatherings. Leroy Dunfee and Reymond Dunfee were mentioned with family visits. the Chambers and Johnson families hosted and visited others. A Sheffield Lake fire department was called to extinguish a wooded fire near Fronkside.
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Sheffield
Leroy Dunfee
Elyria
Reymond Dunfee
Percy Chambers
Herbert Chambers
Wm. Millard
Vincent
Frank Jackson
Leroy Fridenstine
Carlisle
Whetts
Earle Johnson
Johnson
Fridenstine
Cleveland
Collie Sweet
Rocky River
Mea
John Morris
Juanita
John Traxler
Jeanette
Leota Ricci
North Ridge
George Chambers
Howard
Neva Carrick
Wayne
Harry
Ellen Jackson
Henry Jackson
Edna
Sarah Reeve
Lorain
B. F. Jackson
Grace Jackson
Lena Larg
Avon
Archie Harnes
Markley
Marian Chambers
H. c. Chambers
Sheffield Lake
Visit Ties Vincent Family to Friday Morning News
Mrs Frankie Reese of Vincent visited Friday morning at the home of her brother H C Chambers and family on Sunday evening.
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Myron Sinclair
Lorain
Stewart Perkins
Elyria
M. E. Perkins
W. J. Taylor
J. H. Calkins
DP. J. Clapp
Thei
Howard Grills
Charles Findler
Collins
Clyde Clapp
Gust Mathes
Amherst
Emma Morgan
Bay Village
F. A. Perkins
Emma Sigsworth
P. E. Harding
Mary Becker
Ruth Kelly
Meiler
Darwin Sharp
Baby
Frankie Reese of
Vincent
H. C. Chambers and
Bum converted natives on Oahu tell of Captain Cook era
Dr. Lievd C. Douglas of St. James United Church spoke before the Young People’s Association at the American Church. He said Captain Cook introduced rum to island natives on Oahu and the habit spread rapidly among the islanders.
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Montreal
Oahu
Lievd C. Douglas
St. James United Church
Douglas
Young People’s Association
Ram
Captain Cook
Religious Rejection Leads to New Faith, Dr. Douglas Says
Dr. Douglas states that adherence to religious taboos caused punishment but people chose to reject their old faith and adopt Chris Uantis.
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Chris Uantis
Douglas
England building huge autogiro for tests
London reports the Air Ministry is overseeing the construction of the largest autogiro or windwall plane yet built for test flights. The project highlights advances in rotorcraft design as engineers push for new aviation capabilities.
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England
London
Air Ministry
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