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Earlier this year, on January 28, the Harlem Grand Theater was shaken by the tragic death of Clara Parker, a talented understudy to her twin sister, leading actress Josie Parker. Clara was found in their shared dressing room, felled by a blow to the head with a heavy candlestick.

The Harlem Grand Theater is rocked by tragedy when ingenue Clara Parker, the talented understudy to her sister,  leading actress Josie Parker, is discovered slain in the sisters’ dressing room.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29, 1924 — The Harlem theater community mourns the tragic loss of Clara Parker, a rising star whose promising career was cut prematurely short.

Last week, we dug deep into the enigmatic demise of Victor Stone. By day, he was a respected proprietor of a quaint bookstore, and by night, a sought-after creator of diabolical crossword puzzles for the Harlem Chronicle. Yet his life was cut short in a shroud of mystery and suspicion.

The sudden death of the Harlem Chronicle's puzzle creator, Victor Stone, has left the newspaper and its readers in shock. Stone, a respected bookstore owner by day and a popular crossword puzzle designer by night, was found dead in his apartment last week.

NEW YORK, June 8, 1925—Victor Stone, our beloved puzzle creator, was a man of immense talent and profound complexity. Stone, 55, was found deceased yesterday at his desk in his Edgecombe Avenue apartment. He was 55.