The Arkham Gazette No. 16844 · Thursday, 23 September 1926 · Rain, clearing late.
SCREAMS AT FACULTY ROW — HALSEY'S OFFICE; SEARCH FINDS NOTHING The matter, if there was a matter, appears to be over.
Those who looked into the trouble at Faculty Row — Halsey's Office have little to say for publication.
The owners are said to be considering selling.
Police declined to comment.
The file: The Disappearing Professor: A Professor Missing
POLICE CALLED TO TOWN HALL & REGISTRY OF DEEDS Witnesses describe what they cannot explain; the police were not available for comment last night.
Residents near Town Hall & Registry of Deeds were talking yesterday of little else. According to a delivery boy, post office reports letters to a vacant lot being 'signed for'.
The police were not available for comment last night.
Some residents blame smugglers using the place.
The file: The Great Fog of 1846: Dead Letters
POLICE NOTES Runaway horse stopped by a patrolman near Customs House.
IN BRIEF council approves new sewer for Southside.
Comings and goings Theodora Hale takes the train — visiting her brother's family in Haverhill.
Hester Crane takes the train — working in Gloucester.
FISK'S LOAN OFFICE Money advanced on watches, jewellery and keepsakes.
MISKATONIC EXTENSION LECTURES 'The Folklore of Essex County' — Tuesdays at eight.
THE GARRISON HOTEL Rooms by the week. Steam heat. Telephone.
LYMAN'S STUDIO Portraits of distinction. Weddings a speciality.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.