The Arkham Gazette
No. 16878 · Wednesday, 27 October 1926 · Unsettled.
INQUIRY CONTINUES AT WAREHOUSE NO. 7 — ORDER MEETING PLACE
Further to our report of Sunday. Private inquirers seen again.
Prof. Julian Ashcombe, a professor of folklore and Cornelius Vance, a retired lawyer and collector and Anton Akeley, a night watchman returned to The Stair Below yesterday.
Police declined to comment.
The file: The Cold Fire at Carver & Sons Warehouse No. 7
POLICE NOTES
The police have been asked, quietly, to keep an eye on Sanitarium Administration.
Burglary at Foundry Road Market: a quantity of silver and a clock taken.
Police called to Kellerman's Lunch Room after a disagreement about a card game.
Revenue men visit Duffy's Pool Hall; the Gazette is told nothing was found.
SOCIETY
Harvest supper at East Hill Country Club; two hundred attend.
AROUND TOWN
A local rumour about Glen Lodge is doing the rounds again, decades old.
Talk in the Rural farmland taverns about Hendricks Farm — the same story from different mouths now.
IN BRIEF
A second, unrelated witness now confirms what the first said about Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below.
Arkham man grows forty-pound squash.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.