Murder at Circle Lake A New York Inquiry Starts
John Bartley, famed crime investigator, returns from secret service work to help governor of New York probe a mysterious attempted robbery at the Robert Blake home near Circle Lake. Bartley and friend Pelt visit the Slyke residence where Slyke dies mysteriously and Bartley suspects murder. The pair uncover clues including a torn Boston Evening Times copy and a quarrel between Slyke and his chauffeur as they search for motive and suspects.
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New York
Robert Blake
Circle Lake
Boaratoga
Barley
Pelt
Sinkey Xoee
Gussia
Pees
Guily Hartley
Slyke
Mias Potter
Mane
Roche
Doctor King
Tree Slyke
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Bartley
Blyke
Dartley
Mrs. Currie
Laura
Bob
Slyke’s
Lori
Currie
Saratoga
Boston Evening Times
Times
Boston
Lawrence
Thad
Xang
Iis
Misa Potter
Miss Potter
Kifted Slyke
Siyke
Yong Khin
Ldlingham
Lowe
State Police
Saratoza
Albany
Troy
Sishe Grounds
Murder on the balcony turns to a house mystery
The dialogue threads a possible motive and method in the Slyke murder. The tower scene suggests impulsive violence after a quarrel with careful body disposal. A dog’s silence and a lingering motor in the woods hint at an inside suspect amid a mute motive search.
Vault in the woods leads to a police warning
In Saratoga Currie and Bartley investigate library records and a single lend slip linking James Griffin to a crime. A mysterious motor sound in the woods prompts Bartley to press Currie about unseen roads and dangerous inquiries.
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Saratoga
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Deak
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James Griffeth
Mabey vetoes bounty bill and signs two other measures
Governor Mabey vetoed the bounty bill from the last legislature on March 21. He also signed two other measures, ending legislative action for now as the session adjourned. The veto preserves the current bounty taxes and ends proposed increases.
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Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
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Debate Over State Power and Federal Control in House Bill 70
Analysis criticizes HB 70 for shifting authority to a federal agency and reallocating state funds under federal supervision. It notes departures from original plans favoring local sheep, goat, and cattle producers, and changes in cooperative terms and bounty administration. The piece highlights inconsistencies in the bill’s provisions and beneficiary composition.
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Disjointed Note References Payment and Animal Protection
A fragment discusses money paid and a source concerning deterrence of predatory animals. It mentions protection and distra...
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