ARKHAM ADVERTISER                                                                                   Tuesday, May 8, 1923 _________________________________________________________________________________________________ MISCATONIC UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR FOUND DEAD Rumors of horrific struggle – Horrible mutilation – The academic society and all of Arkham mourns an upstanding Citizen ___________                                                   The late Professor Wyndham. ARKHAM, MAY 6 – One of Arkham’s finest academics, professor Trevor Arburthnot Wyndham of Miscatonic University, was found dead around noon on May 5. Presumably a victim of a gruesome homicide, the questions from the assembled press focused on the rumors of a blood-curdling murder and much mayhem. The Arkham Police Department has cordoned off the site of the suspected homicide, and when asked by Mr. Edgar Murdoch of the Gazette if the suspected murder is connected to the break-in at the Miskatonic University two days earlier, Detective George O’Keefe could neither deny nor confirm that this was the case. The Campus of Miskatonic University where Professor Wyndham was found dead. _________________________________________________________ Wyndham Exhibit to Remain Closed Indian statuette recovered after burglary but ongoing investigation is keeping doors shut   _______ ARKHAM, May 6 — This morning, Dr. Henry W. Jones, the co-organizer of the Wyndham-Jones expedition, met the press to inform them that Wyndham-Jones exhibition will remain closed. This is presumably due to the two police investigations regarding the death of Professor Wyndham and the attempted burglary that occurred on May 4. Dr. Jones was visibly shaken when he addressed the members of the media, and he excused himself after reading the brief statement. Detective George O’Keefe did mention that an artifact of the elusive Arumbaya tribe was recovered, but no details were provided  Dr. Henry W. Jones. Missing Young Woman Found Ms. Vera Buchanan found after two weeks ARKHAM, May 6. The scantily clad woman found to be walking barefoot in Beggar’s Canyon two miles north of Danvers has been identified as Ms. Vera Buchanan, a young and successful artist that was reported disappeared some two weeks ago. Ms. Buchanan was cold and in a disheveled state, but otherwise in good health.       Rioting in Germany NEW YORK CITY, May 4 --- The May Day rallies held by Reds in Munich were attacked by members of a fringe party calling themselves the National Socialists. Two agitators, Mr. Adolphe Hitler and Mr. Ernst Roehm, had arranged for what seemed to be common thugs from as far away as Nuremberg to congregate and attack the Red protesters just after the marching started, and dozens were taken to hospitals all around Munich.   Arkham Slugger Ready for the Red Sox ___________ BOSTON, Ma, May 5 – Outfielder Henry “Flash” Simmons signed a four-year contract with the  Boston Red Sox last Sunday, The far-reaching slugger is the first Arkhamite to play for a major league  team since Frederick “Flippers” Marsh played one season for the New York Giants in 1902 Simmons forceful batting is expected to help the Red Sox proceed from a drab and dull beginning of a season, most recently losing a series to the New York Yankees by 3-0, 7-4 and 11-2. Simmons has stated that he is intent on showing the Yankees and Babe Ruth that Massachusetts and the Sox are not to be trifled with. _____________________________ Shots Fired at Night? _________  ARKHAM, May 8. Neighbors filed several complaints regarding a number of shots being fired in the vicinity of West High Street and Garrison Street by the antiques and curiosities shop of Mr. Jules Pollack at some point during the night of May 6 and May 7. The Arkham Police Department did investigate the complaints, and a thorough sweep of the neighborhood was conducted, but without finding any evidence of foul play. However, Mrs. Elliot Spencer of Garrison Street stated that her prize-winning poodle was more than a little upset, barking ferociously and tugging at her leash for some time before the supposed gunfire.