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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1932

Page

7

Inventor Landis’s Silencer Stolen in Carthage Tale

In Carthage Owen Landis, a young inventor, reports a theft of his lab silencer from a safe. He confides in Wally Markham, revealing Betty Lawson, the professor’s daughter he loves, may know the safe combination. Markham finds a footprint under the lab window and matches it to Betty’s shoe.

Owen Landis Carthage Landis Wally Markham Betty Lawson Markham Betty

Betty and Wally share a playful postplay exchange

Betty teases Wally about Bert Canby as they discuss the previous night’s theater, supper at Pozzoni's, and plans. She jokes about being nearly twenty-one while warning of Commencement plans. Wally notes her charm, then offers a morning ride, which she declines to stay busy before summer.

Bert Pozzoni's Canby Betty Carthage Daddy Wilds Brewster Timanyons Bert Canby Wally

Mystery of the Black Box Deepens at Lawson Door

He agrees to vanish and allows pursuit as the black box’s disappearance remains as dense as when he arrived at the Lawson door.

Black Box Lawson

Broken Threads in Carthage Over Canby Plot

In four suspenseful days since Landis vanishings, Markham shadows Canby while investing in the Greater Carthage scheme. Wally questions Canby’s tract grab and Betty’s departure, as Markham seeks a hotel master key to probe Canby’s third floor rooms.

Landis Black Box Markham Betty Lawson Herbert Canby Canby Carthage Carthage Saving Bank & Trust Wally Gaultney New York Betty Collier House Ormsbury John

Burglar’s Kit Hidden in Canby’s Wardrobe

Markham discovers a hidden leather case containing two large automatics and a full burglar’s toolkit in Canby’s bedroom wardrobe. The find raises questions about Canby’s guilt in the Landis robbery as Betty Lawson’s innocence remains in doubt. Markham reports to Ormsbury, noting the kit’s presence could demand further explanation.

Canby Wally Ormsbury Markham Bath Landis Carthage Betty Lawson Betty Lawson House

Prison Dedication marred by pickpockets in Media

At Broadmeadow farms Delaware county the opening of a new 1 000 000 prison hotel drew officials and the public including Warden Samuel E Turner. He lost 450 to pickpockets and three other attendees reported losses totaling 20. The warden called the ceremony a poor start.

Media Delaware County Broadmeadows Farms Here Samuel E. Turner Turner

Stolen Gems Recovered In Five Month Hunt

Breckenridge Texas jeweler Louis Daiches recovers the last of his jewels taken in a November 9 1931 robbery after a farm boy found a coffee can with a $2500 diamond ring and several wrist watches. A bandit was indicted by a Stephens County grand jury but fled. A Louisiana bank raid followed and a cap lining yielded $2000 cash and 13 diamonds. Daiches traveled to Mississippi and paid for the robber’s funeral to reclaim the jewels.

Breckenridge Texas Louis Daiches Popularville Miss Palo Pinto County Stephens County Louisiana Daiches Mississippi

Hail Dented Plane After Albuquerque Flight

The seven passenger craft from Albuquerque, New Mexico, landed in Kansas City with dents two inches deep and shattered windows after a hailstorm. Passengers and pilots Ralph Montee and J E Bowen reported hail as big as apples. inspectors from the Department of Commerce photographed the battered aircraft.

Kansas City Albuquerque N. M Department of Commerce Ralph Montee J. E. Bowen

Thieves Force Motorist to Change Tire and Flee

Three Chicago bandits forced William O. Miller to drive as they rode his car, then forced him to change a blown tire at a stop light. After taking $4 and his watch they fled, nearly in view of detectives in pursuit at the scene.

Chicago William 0. Miller Miller

Lasso Rescue Saves Boy Clinging on Rock Ledge

Orville M. Wing an electrical contractor from Los Angeles used a lasso to save an unidentified boy who slipped onto a narrow rock ledge in La Jolla California. Wing hurled the rope, looped it around the youth and pulled him to safety.

la Jolla Calif Orville M. Wing Los Angeles Wing

Attempts death by own action in 8 Story Leap

Irene Johnson chose to end her life in San Jose by climbing to an eighth floor hotel ledge and leaping. She landed on a parked car roof and cushions, but police arriving found only a broken leg.

San Jose Calif Irene Johnson

Pays to Be Good Picnic Honors 2500 Haverhill Youth

Patrolman William Foren hosted a good conduct picnic for 2 500 youths on his beat in Haverhill Massachusetts. The event rewarded well behaved children who avoided vandalism and mischief such as throwing rocks at windows or snowballs at pedestrians.

Haverhill Mass William Foren

Bees Stall Train Omek

Bees stored wax on a valve controlling the air brakes of a train causing an engine stall. Officials traced the trouble to the valve and resolved the outage after hours of delays.

Rooster Leads Quail Flock At Montezuma Castle

Martin L. Jackson custodian of the Montezuma Castle National Monument in Arizona kept a young rooster to fatten for frying. The flock of 35 quail accepted the bird as their leader and Jackson freed it instead. A granite marker marks the grave of Massachusetts' oldest cat Snookie, who died at 24 and belonged to James Garfield of Pittsfield.

Martin L. Jackson Montezuma Castle Arizona Montezuma Valley Jackson Rooster Snookie Massachusetts James Garfield Pittsfield

Husband and Wife Joke Turns on Ignorance

A lighthearted quip plays on a husband's complaint that his wife ignores him, followed by his own irony about hating ignorance. The exchange hinges on misunderstanding and wordplay.

Adding a New Furniture Piece Boosts Home Happiness

The text notes that adding fresh furniture periodically can raise a home’s happiness. It acknowledges that sometimes a piece’s character aligns with its maker’s reputation, enhancing overall contentment.

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