Island Mystery Intensifies as Murder Looms
On a stormy island, a murder probe tightens as le Balafré and Bec are traced to Ensenada and a swift launch is stolen. The search party splits across The Gut and cliffs, while a hidden figure ambushes the narrator in Caroline’s room, shouting Allan as danger erupts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flique
le Balatré
Bec
Carois
Jules Lacéte
le Dbalafré
Cléron Bec
Los Angeles
le Balafré
Chcéron Bec
Ensenada
Samuel
Monsieur
Messieurs
Horror Degas
Barry
Lachte
Lumie
Hunt
Celia
Mrs. Parados
Miss Jahries
Manning
Samuels
Fragmentary Cable Memoir on Mussolini Echoes and Forecast
A garbled cable notes France listening for Mussolini signals and foresees a coming return of something described as pan talettes. The passage reflects skepticism about predictions and implies events may not unfold as expected.
Winchester Gun Club and Izaak Walton League meet
Announcement notes activities of the Winchester Gun Club and the Izaak Walton League. Also mentions Capitol Theatre giveaways and a marriage of Roy A Cather to Miss Pau line Shoop in Chicago. The text references FP. J. Schneiderhan and local residents in connection with events in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gun Club
Izaak Walton
Baltimore mob attacks federal agent during arrest
A Baltimore mob pelted a federal agent as he arrested a man unloading a carload of A. The incident underscores rising tensions in the city amid violent unrest and law enforcement struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Handley High School
Claude Owens
Washington
Baltic
Fines Levyed In Police Court Shaping Up
A police court session assessed 267 dollars in fines for multiple offenses. Shown fines include 50 dollars to an unnamed offender for disturbing the peace and boisterous conduct on Main and Piccadilly, 15 dollars to Tadd Willett and Bazil Clippe for disorderly behavior, and 68 dollars plus a 3 month jail term to L B March for illegal liquor possession. Russell Jackson received 68 dollars and 30 days, with an appeal noted to the Corporation Court.
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Lile
Car
Suri
Trace
Ovarage
Warren
James, McCoy
Main
Piccadilly
Tadd Willett
Bazil Clippe
L. B. March
Russell Jackson
Jackson
Corporation Court
Paul Burns
Robert Castleman
Charles Sircular
Charles
John
James Lillis
Valley Turnpike suit ruled not liable by Harrisonburg jury
Fifteen years ago on June 4 1915 a Harrisonburg jury found the Valley Turnpike Company not liable in the Crowder death suit. Reports note heavy crop damage from drought and timber losses from floods. Local fire companies plan to join a June 6 parade as railroads face baggage value declarations.
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Harrisonburg
Valley Turnpike Company
Crowder
Fred L. Glaize
Children’s Day Set At 7:30 Sunday
A note lists observance of Children’s Day Sunday at 7:30. Jennie Frye is reported critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swisher visited with the Me ee family in Winchester on Saturday. Florence Shuler holds a sale on Saturday June 7. Samuel Hoke of Cumberland Maryland visited Mrs. M. A. Hook's daughter.
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Aayed
Otek
Opus
Jennie Frye
J. T. Funkhouser
Weiricks Attend Memorial Exercises in Winchester
Middletown Va June 4 memorial exercises in Winchester May 30 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weirick with guests Mr. and Mrs. A F Weirick of Baltimore Mr. C L Craig and William Weirick of Hyattsville Md. They left for home Sunday. Mrs J H Willis and grandson Lawrence Moyer visit Pennsylvania relatives.
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Middletown
A. F. Weirick
Baltimore
C. L. Craig
William Weirick
Hyattsville
Frank Weirick
Winchester
J. H. Willis
Lawrence Moyer
Pennsylvania
Nellie
Leslie Beatty
Reliance
Giffin Family Leaves Capon Bridge After Visit
Capon Bridge notes say Mrs Lucy Giffin and Mrs James Foreman left for Hayfield after a several day visit with Mr and Mrs A D McKee. The region suffered a heavy frost last Saturday night killing many tomatoes. Rev 8 J Goode preached at the regular appointment and a union service was planned at the Church of Christ Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Lucy Giffin
James Foreman
Hayfield
A. D. McKee
Robert
Roy Samuel Giffin
Conrad Gill
J. Goode
Church of Christ Sun
Cattle Block Hoover on Way to Virginia Camp
A herd of cattle halted President Hoover during his trip to a Virginia camp. The incident drew less attention than the Senate’s bull tactics and policy debates reported from Dayton News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Virginia
Senate
Dayton
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Guaranty
Seem
Hansbrough & Carter
Goddrich Silvertowns
Braddock and
Boscawen Sts
Firestone
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Handley School
Winchester, Va
INO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
Loudoun Street
LOU Bernstein CO
Loudoun ST
Frigidaire
Northern VA. Power Company
W. T. Hottle
Winchester Flour & Feed CO
Camber and Valey Elevator
H. W. Ebert Braddock
Amherst Streets
Heaven
William Lyon Pheips
Ano
Minneapolis Journal
OS Ik Ein
Parados
Caroline
Grainger
Allan
THE
Radio Shop
Cable
France
Mussolini
Macon
McFaden
Fort Seminary
Frances Gold
Hollins College
M. Briand
United States of Europe
Detroit Free Press
Illinois
Fagagyvanis
Snape’ Foundry
Cameron St
DuPont
INO. W. Rosenberger & CO
Harry Swisher
A.D. Meee
Capon
Tire Maker
Goodyear
America
W. A. Buncutter
Fook H. J. Lake & Stine
Ante Party Corp
Pord Brothersby & Sirhaugh
Son, Albin, Va
Jee-Jackson
Winchester Auto Sales
Shawnee Filling Station
ASL
Ford Sales and
Bickers
Ford Wealer
Hudson and Essex Reo
Auto Parts
South Loudoun St
Pratts
Kelvinator
Wright Motor Co
North Braddock St
Valley Pike
Pine Motor CO
Braddock St
Willys-Knight
C. B. Organ
Braddock Street
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