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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1931
Page
7
Rhoda and Martin chase Rhoda's missing trunk while dodging a wary Claire Cleveland. A series of tense rendezvous unfolds at a busy station and hotel as they pursue a hidden past linked to Forster. Mae Babe and Max scheme in the crowd as danger and desire intertwine in this urban drama.
Rhoda enters a private hotel suite via a quiet elevator to meet Mr. Forster, a familiar figure from her past, while framed portraits and an ingenious electric fire set a tense, windowless scene. Forster hints at a shared history with her father and implies a planned confrontation, as she hesitates amid a silent, carefully controlled room.
In the Union station concourse at five fifteen, a one act play based on a plot goes on without audience or royalties. Martin faces no crime beyond the plot’s theft, Babe Jennings acts and dreams of Hollywood while Max Lewis teases a New York limited trip. The scene centers on a railway envelope ticket note reading Pennsylvania Limited 5:30 Car 408 Lawyer 10.
A blurred dialogue unfolds as a voice asks for Red and Martin while a receiver is grabbed. The caller cannot be heard and the attempted connection breaks before the operator can identify the origin, leaving the location unknown.
Ledger list records transfers including Emma Redemann to American Savings Bank in Tripoli for $1 with lots 6 and 7, block 23. Louis Zander to Herman Zander for $1. W. H. Cook to Continental Oil Co. for $100. multiple deeds including J. Hess, Guy C. Pyer, and others. Notable sums include $14,875 to John F. Meier and $5,000 to Henry Braun Jr. for lands in townships 93 and 92. Includes March 7 entries with transfers in Waverly Sumner and Tripoli areas.
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