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Today in History: October 3, 1913 - Milton, N.D., sales slip provides clue in odd murder mystery
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A sale slip from Milton, North Dakota, a card, and a note led investigators to believe the victim was Clyde H. Hall.
Authorities investigated if the murder is connected to a similar Milton case.
Card case first clue in odd murder mysteryClothing on Corpse Same as that Bought at Milton, North Dakota.
In the card case, a cheap leather folder, a card bearing the name of Hall, his occupation and residence as stated, and a sales slip from the firm of A.
His pockets were previously rifled of all valuables and the card case thrown away as the authors of his undoing hurried to a remote spot and possible theory advanced yesterday when the finding of the card case came to light.