Divorces and hidden motives thread through Rankin case
Rankin analyzes letters and infidelity in the Jordan household as clues in a murder mystery tied to guardianship and a vast estate. The narrative traces May sixth events, an eastward journey, alleged alibis, and the danger of a hidden plot, with Rankin resolving to press the actress further.
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Metchaea
Jordan
Rankin
Stuarts
Merrick
St Louis
Eastern College
Aberdeen
LanTer Lottery
Jordans
Stuart
Ett
Eperors Rankin
Hespita
Bob
Caiawfords
Trail of a St Louis Actress in Murder Plot Unfolds
Detective Rankin follows a tangled chain from a Philadelphia initiation death to a missing actress Myra Prentiss in St Louis. The hunt centers on Laura Jordan’s suspected frauds and a forged alibi as Rankin links forged notes, disguises, and a chorus girl to the homicide.
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Mu Beta Sigma
Stuart Jordan
Tommy Rankin
Philadelphia
Canvic
Jordan
Ralph Bucklly
Walter Randall
Edward Fletcher
Rankin
Lerry Palmer
Ralph Buckley
Arnold Prince
St Louis
Conine Ja
Fletcher
Ned Patterson
Patterson
Stea'ng
Feison
Walter Randalla
Buckley
Namie
Sammond
Stanner
Tianlin
Laura Dumont
Mia Winters
Laura du Monte
Lou
Mr. Winters
Myra Prentiss
Pura Jordan
St. Louis
Miss Prentiss
Itaura Jordan
Jordana
Bammond
Cherua Equity Association
Cquity
Littsburgh
Detroit
Asvo
Laura Dunant
Tientieth
St Iouis
Wolcomb Apartments
Clarges Street
Tuomas Ranikin
Elburerau
Adquartlas
New York City
Myra Prontiss
Proseni
Philip Chambers
Rankins
Idtankin
Gord
Chambers
Hir
Depst
New York
Eldcomb
Tennantsa
Dobson
Iloscoimbc
Vira
Dotson
Misa
Laura Jordan
Captain Chambers
No clear motive or evidence ties Crawford to the crime
The difficulty in implicating Crawford lies in the absence of evidence linking him to the crime and no indicated motive to remove Stuart Jordan.
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Utah High School of Beauty
Ke Foo
Duddy
Saltlake
Sly Yen
Beauty Cultura
Crawford
Stuart Jordan
Codes and Nome Not in Unison
A Washington Post style public letter discusses working hours for American housewives and the tension between New Deal reforms and domestic life. The author argues housework endures beyond regulatory exactness, praising motherhood while questioning imposed schedules. He cites Mrs. Ferguson and the New York World Telegram in a reflective critique.
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NSA
Fife
General Johnson
Rain Trust
Daughters of Eve
Pepa
Marinma
Walter Ferguson
New York World Telegram
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