Mystery of the Boule Cabinet in Vantine case
Executor Lester narrates a perilous pursuit surrounding a Boule cabinet linked to vanished letters. Serena Hornblower seeks recovery from Mme X while a mysterious Frenchman and a dangerous husband drive intrigue. Simmonds' men guard the house as Godfrey plans another attempt.
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Godfrey
Lester
Flager
Parks
Simmonds
Hin
Rogers
Tim
Mr. Godfrey
Thorughly
Tye
Record Office
la Tomaing Landing
Doon Ree
Vantine’s
Giulio
Serena Hornblower
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Sereno Hornblower
Mir
Philip Vantine
Europe
Armand & Son
Paris
Mme. X
Mme, X
Bis
Hornblower
Monsieur N
May Effent
Elient
Normandy
Ancient
Stonsieur X
Arto and & Son
Vantine
Mr. Hornblower
Monsieur X
van Hine
Frenchiman
Havre
la Touraine
van Tille
Laetare Medal Awarded to Chief Justice White
Notre Dame University honored U S Supreme Court Chief Justice Edward Douglas White with the Laetare medal for meritorious services to law. President Cavanaugh noted the award as the premier Catholic tribute for achievement in arts, letters, science, religion, or civilization. The medal, Latin motto on one side reads Truth Is Mighty and Will Prevail.
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Notre Dame, Inc
Edward Douglas White
United States Supreme Court
Notre Dame Uiversity
White
Cavanaugh
Cath
Olic
Rome
Ghosts driven from Montrose by South Orange police
In Montrose, South Orange New Jersey, a local officer named John Stieve solved a nocturnal scare. He uncovered bats behind pictures and in chimneys, explaining eerie rustlings and black marks as soot from the bats' wings.
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New York
John Stieve
Montrose
South Orange
N. J
Stieve
Steve
Brain cells double acting in grafting experiments
The Times reports nerve grafting work by Prof. Robert Kennedy of Glasgow showing a brain cell can learn two functions. In dog tests, severed nerves to leg muscles were rerouted to the bending nerve group. movement coordination returned in about 12 ½ days. Applications include restoring use of a withered limb in humans.
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London
the Times
Robert Kennedy
Glasgow
Kennedy
Waiter Hurls Hot Soup at Customer in Chicago Incident
Nicholas Grates, a waiter, attempted to fulfill a four gas order by frying an egg on both sides. He hurled a bowl of hot soup at Charles Miller, the customer, after the dispute and was arrested.
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Chicago
Nicholas Grates
Charles Miller
New York Assembly Seeks Tango Investigation Panel
In Albany the assembly moved to investigate the tango and other referenced dances. A rush of applicants sought spots on the investigating committee as lawmakers pursued action on the controversial topic.
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Albany
N. Y
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Boule
By Burton E. Stevenson
Burton E Sevenson
Justice White
Notre Dame University of Indiana
Chief Justice White
W. B. Houston
Fitzgerald Building
Court- Souge
Monroe, N.C
Scotland
Farmers & Merchants Bank
M. K. Lee
W.S. Lee
C. B, Adams
North Carolina
Life Insurance Company
Gordon Sives Just CO
Farmers & Merchants’ Bank Bldg
Savings Department
Savings, Loan& Trust Company
A, B. Redwine
O. Blair
H. B. Clark
J. H. Blair
English Drug CO
Monroe, N,c
Draggiste
C. F. Simmons Medicine CO
ST. Louis
Missouri
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