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... stage name was Belle Elmore, and 60,000 police in this country, as well as hundreds of others abroad, are searching for “ Dr, Crippen,” the husband of the woman, and a typist with whom he dis- AP'F;:&‘M on Saturday fut. 8 10 t‘fwople immediately concerned ...
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... which showed that no women named Belle Elmore had died in Los Angoles. a 8 “On June 28 I vicited, in oomg;hny with my wife, Dr. Crippen at his office. at was the first time we had seen him since the reported death of Belle Elmore. We went to offer condolence ...
... discovered buried beneath the floor of v cellar, is no nearer solution. mzkmq the detectives have been wi -l the theories that Dr. Crippen nur ginod hamself by wearing a wiz oyeing his bair, and that Mis Le N\ missing typist, may be dressed as . |, latest theory ...
... friends of the unfortunate woman were pot convinced that all was as it should be, and their inquiries produced s letter from Dr. Crippen’s son by a first wife, living at Los Angeles, California, stating that the gnt he knew of the ?”th wasa |letter from his ...
... PPEN ¢ G THE CHASE AFTER DR CRlPPEN.—Detective - Inspector Dew, of Scotland Y. is om board the Laurentic in pursuit of *Dr.” Crippen -'nd Miss .I: N“d‘ e who are wanted in connection withk the murder of Belie Elmore, C “,' wife, The missing pair are thought ...
... and he clergyman, the fact that he was clean-shaven, cl resembled in appearance and manner the published descriptions of Dr. Crippen. SW n-cg.- which passed between Yord and captain of the “ Montrose ™ served to confirm the sus picions of Sgotland Yard ...
... 77, i ¢ NN B = The Crippen Chase. All the world is watching the final stage of the chase after *“ Dr.” Crippen and Miss Le Neve. It is & grim eituation, and might well bare been copied from the pages of a melodramatic novel. The wanted couple, it «p--pears ...
... Dramatic Scene on Board the Liner. The arrest of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, in mid-Atlantic, on board the Canadian Pacifie liner ““ Montrose,” took place under most dramatie circumstances. 4 Y e When Crippen went on board the liner ““Montrose,” at ...
... Neve were on board the “ Moutrose.”” The ships did not sight each other, the object of Feeping apart being not to arouse Dr. Crippen’s suspicion Upon the arrival of the *“ Laurentic to-morrow at noon, Mr. Dew will land, and await the incoming of the “Monrtose ...
... through a port-hole with the captain and his officers. For a few | into the sea. It is, however, difficult to obtain minutes Dr. Crippen continued his grmnennd« lmrmbomfion of this story, and it would seem and then went &w. He had hardly entered | that had ...
... —Detective-Inspector Dew questioned (‘nvg»n and Miss Le Neve, and investigated the houeo at 39, Hxlldrg Cresoent. July 9.—Dr. Crippen a Q!fiu Te ;«‘«ve. h}: ty ‘at..d'mgrpeondm 1 pm. from ¢ 161r:|ner's office in New Oxford-n.repf. July 13.—Hvman remains, ...