ARKHAMA Living Survey · Autumn 1926

The Arkham Gazette

No. 16875 · Sunday, 24 October 1926 · Overcast; little wind.

DISCOVERY AT WAREHOUSE NO. 7 — ORDER MEETING PLACE?

Further to our report of Friday. A party of private inquirers is said to have found something. What, nobody will say.

In our edition of Friday 22 October we reported that the police saw nothing in it. Events have not borne that out.

A small party including Cornelius Vance, a retired lawyer and collector and Anton Akeley, a night watchman was seen coming and going at The Stair Below yesterday.

A passage below the cellar is spoken of, though nobody the Gazette asked has seen it.

A police spokesman said inquiries were continuing.

The Gazette understands from a person with knowledge of the matter that a witness's account of the hour has been called into question.

The file: The Cold Fire at Carver & Sons Warehouse No. 7

ABOUT THE TOWN

Market Day at Market Square on Saturday was thinly attended. Among those present were Stella Lowell, Hester Crane, Tommy Noonan.

From the editor

THE COUNCIL AND THE STREETS — We are told certain streets are closed for 'maintenance'. We have seen no workmen. We should like to.

Notices

SUNDAY SERVICES — First Congregational 10.30; St. Mary's 8, 10, 12; Christ Church 11.

The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.

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