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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1933

Page

6

Rankin closes Philadelphia lead in Jordan murder case

Detective Rankin follows a long flight from St Louis to Philadelphia to arrest Mrs Laura Jordan for the murder of Stuart Jordan. He finds her in Walter Randall’s dorm room, seizes key evidence, and explains how an impostor scheme tied to Doctor Prince and a forged Aberdeen record unmasked the crime.

Rankin Indianapolis St. Louis Indiana Ohio Columbus Ohio River Allegheny Monongahela Pittsburgh Bettisfield Pennsylvania Harrisburg Susquehanna River Philadelphia Quaker City City Tower William Penn Delaware River Camden New Jersey New Ranx Delphia Delaware Vine Street Spring Garden Street Schuylkill River West Philadelphia Woodland Avenue Greenstone Business School Croft Hall Pelham Hall Walter Randall University Randall Laura Jordan Stuart Jordan Doctor Prince Town Western Union Philip Chambers Detective Bureau Police Missouri Arnold Prince Thomas Rankin Homicide Bureau Fenton Hotel Mr. Warwick Prince Doctor Thompson Aberdeen Chicago Stuart Jordan Buckley Warwick

Retrospective chapter reveals long disguised dormitory ruse

In a dialogue rich with disbelief, Mr. Warwick questions a woman living as a boy in a young men dormitory. The detective explains the long con spanned two October weeks and January reappearances, with movements between Philadelphia and St. Louis as Laura Jordan and Myra Prentiss.

Philadelphia Laura Jordan St. Louis Myra Prentiss

Picturesque South American Leader Delays Key Papers

South American President Hipolito Irigoyen, a former Buenos Aires leader, is described as a scholarly yet unconventional figure who preferred the company of bootblacks and longshoremen. He disliked signing his name and often delayed important documents including bills authorizations, leading to embarrassing situations.

Hipolito Irigoyen Buenos Aires South America

Rat Attack at Pool Pocket Wounds Man in Indianapolis

L F Schroeder aged 23 of Indianapolis was bitten on the forearm when a rat ran up his sleeve as he stretched for a ball in a billiard hall pool table pocket in Fort Wayne Indiana. The rat bit near the elbow causing severe injury.

Ft. Wayne Ind L. F. Schroeder Indianapolis

Mystery Unsovled After 38 Years in Webster

Webster, Mass. recounts the 1895 vanishing of Jerry Staskowicz’s wife and seven-year-old son from a farm near Webster Lake. He was jailed briefly as a suspect when bloodstains and a revolver were found, but authorities found insufficient evidence and released him. The case remains unsolved after decades.

Webster Mass Jerry Staskowicz Webster Infirmary Staskowicz Jerry Poland Webster Lake Oscar Tourtellotte Thompson Town Hall

West Virginian Slays Bobcat With Bare Hands

Robert Raines of Martinsburg West Virginia killed a large bobcat bare handed after his dog chased it into a cave. He suffered minor scratches in the struggle and turned the animal over to the landowner.

Martinsburg W. Va Robert Raines Raines

Man’s Cheers and Jeers Prompt Courtroom Jail Move

Aberdeen Washington. I A Ryals faced drunkenness charges and argued with Judge R E Taggart after a $15 fine. A Bronx cheer and contempt warnings led to a fluctuating jail term ranging from 10 to 80 days, with final removal by a jailer to stop further increases.

Aberdeen Wash I. A. Ryals R. E. Taggart Ryals Bronx

Crane and Water Snake Death Duel Seen in Willows

Nay reported a vivid scene in Sutton Basin where a crane attacked a four foot water snake. The bird was dragged underwater and both reportedly drowned after the snake coiled around the crane’s bill and body during the struggle.

Willows Calif Nay Sutton Basin

Shepherd Dog Rescues Child as Rabid Police Dog Is Shot

Queenie the Belgian shepherd attacked a rabid police dog to shield three year old Donald Benn. The fight left Queenie bitten ten times while neighbor Lawrence Wehrwein shot the rabid animal. Queenie is under veterinary observation.

Seattle Queenie

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