La Belle Sauvage inn and London theater in historic notes
Public auction will feature the historic inn and theatre La Belle Sauvage, dating to Richard II era with a long, eventful history from theater to fencing school. The article traces its banners, revolts, and the burning of Banks the showman, ending with its 1873 disappearance and later publishing house occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard II
Savage's Inn
Savage
Queennne
la Belle Sauvage
Banks
Marocco
Tower
St. Paul's
Rome
Thomas Wyatt
Ludgate Hill
Cambridge
Bath
Bristol
Notice of Tax Return Filing in Aiken County
Aiken County South Carolina announces tax listing for fiscal year starting May 1 1928. Property owners and agents must file sworn returns with the County Auditor from January 1 to March 1 1928 or face a 50 percent penalty, with locations and dates listed for appointments across towns and stores, including office and night sessions to serve residents who work in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
General Assembly
Rileed
Ob.s. Jre
Pullman
Met
South Carolina Tax Commission
Tith
Foxtown
Fox’s
Republic
Warren- Graniteville
Langley
Augusta
Aiken County
Court House
County Board Fund
Seanas Duhesnerenersecassaasinna Hospital
Ciserse
Tom Williamson
D. Woodward
Salley heirs and state land sale spark memorial site talk
Remarks recall S C Flage and a block once owned by the State near the State Office building. The two blocks known as Moultrie and Rutledge squares were sold postwar in a move linked to building plans. Proposals consider state ownership for a memorial complex on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
State
For Sale Six Room Brick Bungalow with Porch
Classified note describes a six room brick bungalow with porch and furnace heat. It mentions no fireplaces in each room and a 10 foot ceiling. The fragment references political commentary on South Carolina's Nullification era and states’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenman
Smith
South Carolina
Washington
Continental security compact eyed to curb arms
French statesmen back a general security compact for Europe including Russia, proposing compulsory arbitration and disarmament steps. Britain resists new continental commitments, preferring ties with the United States to influence Europe, a major hurdle in any peace plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Great Britain
League of Nations
United States
Pan American tension grows over U S influence
The sixth Pan American conference opens in Havana amid South American unity against U S interference in Central American affairs. Mexico pushes moving the Pan American Union headquarters to a Latin American capital to signal concern over Washington’s political and economic reach.
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Washington
Havana
United States
Central America
Mexico
Pan-American Union
Rio Grande
United " Fiers
Pan American Union aims to deepen Latin American ties
The speaker stresses that the Pan American movement should grow beyond geographic links and reflect economic political and cultural ties with the United States. He notes South American differences and praises Havana meeting prospects with Latin American leaders including Uruguay Brazil and Bolivia to select capable delegates.
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United States
Buenos Aires
South America
Pan-American Union
Havana
Uruguay
Coolidge
Brazil
Bolivia
Andes
River Plate
Women Evaluate Roles Beyond Domestic Sphere
A provocative note suggests women should reassess traditional duties and consider alternatives beyond homemaking. It hints that many women may be unaware of opportunities or options available if they look beyond the home.
Lost Seeking the Lost and the Call for Expedition
Col. O H Fawcett began a Brazil jungle search for a lost civilization three years ago and has not returned. Commander G M Dyatt seeks a fourth member for a rescue party and has drawn over fifteen thousand replies. Most applicants lack personal interest or patriotism, drawn by adventure rather than dull routine.
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Col
O. H. Fawcett
Brazil
G. M. Dyatt
Cardinal Merry del Val Calls Prizefights Objectionable
The Cardinal and former Vatican Secretary of State in Rome condemns prizefights as almost as objectionable as bullfights. He notes popular fascination with blood and heroism in combat arenas, suggesting public halos rise from violence and bloodshed.
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Merry del Val
Rome
The
Vatican
Pan American talk on Nicaragua and Buenos Aires stance debated
The president discussed Latin American delegates at Havana and Nicaragua electing mandatories. He noted Mexico's proposal to move Pan American headquarters from Washington, citing archives and cooperation advantages, while Argentina's Dr. Alvear and President Ibanez weighed the conference's importance for their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Washington
Union
United States
Argentina
Marcelo T. de Alvear
Ibanez
Dr. de Alvear
Radical Party
Reading selects Socialist treasurer sets fixed income
The new Socialist city treasurer of Reading Pennsylvania says six thousand dollars yearly is sufficient and he will return to the city any fees exceeding that, from nine thousand to fourteen thousand dollars. The notion that a public treasury is not common prey may be labeled another bold Socialist idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Aiken City
Aiken
Bethear
Seewnene
Rocky Spring
New Holland Oeereeeree
Sleepy Hollow Rere
Bloomingdale
Burcalo Hammond
Hammond Il Downer Saeamersese
Millbrook
Sanne
Cedar Creek
Hammond
Round Top Rocky Springs
Rocky Grove
Salley Shultz
Belvedere Windsor
Shaws Fork Aiken
Shiloh
Marsuella
Jackson Silverton
Mossy Sleepy Hollow
A Smythe Rocky Grove
Spring Branch of Windsor
Kitchings Mill Tabernacle
Talatha Cceveees Sleepy Hollow
Town Creek
Treadway
Wagener Giddy Swamp
Warrenville
Gregg
Windsor Erees Windsor Satieogee
North Augusta
Seeeene Shultz
Pineland Sadereennaes Tabernacle
Beaver Damote En Dennsenweeneres Aiken Seererreeeere Nist Tere
Cable Branch
Shirley Branch
Oneee Schultz
Clearwater Aiken
Shaws Fork
Reading
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Piedmont & Northern Extension
John K. Aull
Illinois
Ware
Pennsylvania
U. S. Senate
Blease
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richards
North Carolina
Piedmont and Northern Railroad
South
Piedmont
P. and N
Railroad Commission of
Sam C. Blesse
Nance, Tatum, McAdams
Cunningham
P and N
John M. Daniel
Robert E. McCaslan
Ways and Means
House
Shea kOe Aga
Pioty
Frank P. Henderson
City of Aiken
Ce Busch
Wate
Appointments Ltd
Wagener
FE. S. Redd
Salley
Jones’ Drug Store
Windsor
Depot
White Pond
Tillman Williams
Kitchings Mill
P. K. Livingston
Bethcar
Selvern
M. S. Gunter & Co
New Holland
Shull’s
Tabernacle
Brodie Bros
Perry
Depoto
City
John E. Cullum
Devii
Buicaa
Hawthorne
M. E
B. F. Holley
Talatha
A. T. Johnson
Beech Island
Dobson's
Rathwood
Foreman’s
Ellenton
Silverton
Montmorenci
J. O. Redd
Ail Dash
Company
Zold—Dean
Vvymipery Wes
Vaucluse
McLeod's
Graniteville
Couch & Timmerman’s
Will Thompson
Gloverville
Jesse Spradley
S. C. Flage
Pagay
U.S
Uncle Sam
Max Jordan
Wd Mills
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