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The Spider's Web. Mansfield Scott. New York: Edward J. Clode. (1929). First edition. Original dust jacket by Edward C. Caswell.

A hard-boiled Detective Steele novel, who in this episode pursues a notorious band of criminals.

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January 17, 1925 issue  

cover art by Lajaren Hiller?

Douglas Durkin, “Scarlet and Gold” (Part 1 of 3) 

Joseph Gollomb, “Scotland Yard” (Number 2)

T. Arthur Plummer ·, “The Flat Next Door” (Part 2 of 5)

Frank Edward Farncombe: Jim the Penman    

Elliot Balestier, “Not Proven" 

Mansfield Scott, “Escape!” (Part 3 of 7)

James Jackson, “Forty-Five Years a Manhunter” (Part 3 of 6)

Henry Leverage: Dictionary of the Underworld  

John Harris-Burland, “The Book with a Curse” (Matthew Sallowby) 

Foxhall Daingerfield, “Ghost House” (Part 4 of 5)   

Arthur Guy Empey, “The Chameleon"

S. Andrew Wood, “White Eye of Klan” (Peter Wright/The Amateur Millionaire)

J. S. Fletcher, “The Marchmont Mystery” (Part 5 of 5) 

Charles Rodda, “Sign of the Serpent” (Derek Trent) 

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March 14, 1925 issue

Richard E. Enright, “The Grogan Girl" (Part 1 of 4)    

Edgar Wallace, “The Green Mamba" (J. G. Reeder)    

Joseph Gollomb: The Hunchback King     

Martha King Davis, “The Ghost at Clarendon"   

Anthony Wynne, “The House of Death” (Dr. Eustace Hailey)    

Frank Edward Farncombe: Madame Rachel   

Henry Leverage: Dictionary of the Underworld   

Bayard Blackford, “A Duel in the Dark" (Part 4 of 4)    

Mansfield Scott, “Shadow of a Shade" (Malcolm Steele)  

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Saturday, July 21, 1928 issue

stories included:

novelettes and short stories -

Mansfield Scott, "The Red Inn"

Albert Edward Ullman, "Peter Pepper Plants a Posy"

John L. Tiernan, "Everything Has to End"

Walter Archer Frost, "The Farnsworth Sapphires"

Arthur Jerome, "A Mess of Pottage"

true stories -

Charles Somerville, "The Clew of the Storm"

Bob Davis, "Nerve"

serials -

Wyndham Martyn, "The Crime Crew", part 3 of 6

Peter Perry, "The Blue Chrysanthemum", last of 5 parts

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