Fraternity Case Report Mixes Escape and Roadster Clues
In Milton Propper's continued chapter, detectives quiz Mr Fletcher about a late night escape. Stuart vanished, a roadster was used, and Edward's entrance prompted a hurried getaway. Rankin notes a cap identifying Stuart while Fletcher eyes the scene for further clues.
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Mr. Fletcher
Stuart
Lin
Edward
Diomun
Jim
Mr .Letcher
Mr Cletcher
Riniin
Byushand
Rankin
Murder Probe Deepens as Stuart Jordan Case Advances
Detective Rankin ties evidence to Lester Fletcher linking him to Jordan's death. A hypodermic needle found in Fletcher's car and notes from dormitory interviews point to Fletcher's motive and opportunity. Witnesses describe a middle aged man posing as Jordans uncle, later identified as Fletcher.
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Wiletcher
Fletcher
Rankin Hut
Arr Fletcher
Stuart Jordan
Mr Sykes
Kir Sykes
Hankins
Bletcher
Eyes
Ned Patterson
Jordan
Gordon
Croft Hall
Molly Hoggan
Lester
Mankin
Jordin
Hall
Kogan
Jordana
Rankin
Howard Merrick
Philadelphia
Jordans Wocle
Elis
Merrick
Tommy
Crest Hall
Jordans
Fraternity Case Details Portray Buckley Suspect and Hospital Check
Sergeant Gilmore details a private search of Ralph Buckley's apartment and notes a yellow monastic robe found in Buckley's bureau. Rankin requests hospital checks on Florence Dalton to corroborate a fraternity initiation alibi and gathering further clues.
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Gordon
Daniel Gilmore
Ralph
Buckley
Tommy
Gilmore
Rankin
Mrandalle
Aberdeep
Gilmose
Elarrowgate
University
Buckleys Bureau
Tnttiation
Duckley
Lie
Storton Club
Walnut Street
University Hospital
Florence Dalton
Flarmon Street
Ben Crawford
Lass
Poisoned Initiation Twist in Mu Beta Sigma Case
Philadelphia detective Rankine leads a murder inquiry into Stuart Jordan a Mu Beta Sigma pledge who dies after a suspected poisoning. Guardians relatives and suspects include Howard Merrick Ned Patterson Ralph Buckley Walter Randall and attorney Edwin Fletcher. A stolen key and undelivered letter reveal the night of the initiation and a failed homeward return.
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Mu Beta Sigma
Stuart Jordan
Tommy Rank
Philadelphia
Howard Mertrict
St Louis
Jordans
Vandalia
Arnold France
St. Louis
Ned Patterson
Jordan
Rankin
Edward Fietcher
Pletcher
Pattersons
Mra Fletcher
Give Up Roosters for Quality Eggs
Illinois farmers could reduce losses totaling about five million dollars annually by removing surplus roosters, following White County's lead. A recent Rooster Day collected 1,887 roosters weighing 8,619 pounds and netted around 475 dollars for farmers.
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White County
Hi. Alp
College of Agriculture
University of
Dealera
State College Poultry Department Sells Meat
The poultry department at the state college of agriculture at Ithaca sold chicken meat to local customers after a feeding experiment. Broilers were killed and sold. wings livers gizzards and hearts were kept. A two pound broiler yielded about thirty cents, with meat selling to egg customers for thirty cents a pound. Shrinkage was around four percent.
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Poultry Department
State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
I. M
Ifurd
Broilera
Disinfect Laying House Twice a Year Recommended
A source urges thorough poultry house disinfection after cleaning. It suggests monthly disinfection as better, noting concrete floors and cheap spray outfits allow an extra half hour after litter removal to complete the process.
Poultry Notes From Farmers Profit On Philadelphia Market
A truckload of capons turkeys and chickens was sent to the Philadelphia market by 42 Yadkin county farmers with a net profit of 89704 for the growers. No permanent laying house should be built without considering soil drainage and land for rotation. An attempt to produce larger eggs by culling hens at a Fort Atkinson hatchery yielded a Rhode Island Red egg weighing a quarter pound. Shade and ventilation are essential for poultry houses with natural or artificial shade and adequate airflow.
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Philadelphia
Yadkin County
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Rhode Island
Caddie Wit George Dunlap at Farewell Dinner
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt recalls Walker Cup star George Dunlap at a farewell dinner before the sui lad for England. The caddie quips about wit as a man slices a drive on the Common golf course, remarking it is “a bit out of tha common.”
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George Dunlap
England
Philadelphia Bulletin
No Argument From Cheerful Wife About Keeping Wolf Away
A fragmentary line shows a cheerful wife insisting she could ward off danger with ringing if the worst happened. The cue ends with an abrupt response affirming her claim, reflecting a dismissive or ironic tone.
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Weil
Poverty and Wages Roil City as Doors Close
A terse urban note records sharp cash strains as living costs rise and housing pressures mount. Officials warn of tightening budgets and delayed projects while residents seek affordable options and job security amid economic strain.
Ever Hopeful and the Lobbyist Question
A quip about lobbyists and politics frames a friend’s question on their value. Senator Sorghum answers with a skeptical view, noting patient and vigilant wickedness and the potential to erode honesty over time.
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Senator Sorghum
Strange Birds Uncle (from Australia)
A brief humorous exchange in which a boy Willie and his uncle discuss boomerangs and eggs, with the narrator noting the air thick with boomerangs as the topic shifts to egg lore. The snippet suggests a light, rural or circumscribed scene from an Australian setting.
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Australia
Willie
Engagement Ring Opals Bring Unexpected Marriage
Tonca recalls a fellow who gave a girl an opal engagement ring. The remark about luck leads to the girl marrying him, revealing a twist of fate and the old saying about fortunes in jewelry.
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Tonca
I Hear That Mrs Ilighbride Is Disappointed In Her Husband
A brief gossip item from the Dorder Cities Star notes Mrs Ilighbride is upset with her husband who she believed to be devoted to home life but now plans to accompany her everywhere, signaling a domestic dispute in a playful Playboy tone.
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Mra. Ilighbride
Dorder Cities Star
Crossword Puzzle Grid From an Old Newspaper Clipping
The page shows a dense crossword puzzle with many across and down clues in a fractured OCR style. Entries refer to historical figures, languages, and common crossword terms, including hints for both horizontal and vertical words and a note that solutions will appear in the next quiz.
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