Probing Character in a Meet Cute Debutante Tale
Miss Greenscout, a debutante from Hanktown, tests Gunbolt’s character in a social meet cute. He admits unfamiliarity with Hanktown and Dollie Wrinkle, while she probes past ties and street lore before concluding they should part. The dialogue, from the St. Paul Pioneer Press, frames a social morality moment.
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Miss Greenscout
Hanktown
Dollie Wrinkle
Dollie
Goodby
St. Paul
Negro Beats Woman At Home In Danville Opium Implied
In Danville Illinois on October 8 police sought a black man who forced entry into Mrs. Alice White’s home and beat her severely while demanding she go with him to a place to smoke opium. He appeared insane and fled after the attack.
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Danville
Ill
Alice White
Spano Sues Cros son Drug Co. for $10000 Damages
Louis Ernest Spano Jr through guardian sues Cros son Drug Co of Leesville for $10000 alleging mislabeling of a bottle given to his two month old child. The suit claims the mislabeled medicine made the infant ill.
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Lexington
Louis Ernest Spano, Jr
Ad Litem
L. Ernest
Spain
Crosson Drug Company
Leesville
Spano
Clearing up the Southern Life case in North Carolina
An ongoing North Carolina circuit court dispute centers on the Southern Life Insurance company of Fayetteville and the Seminole Securities affair. The question is whether non residents such as actuary Hebert may be brought into suit or have holdings cancelled by court order. Judge Connor of North Carolina is expected to issue an opinion soon to clarify the matter.
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Columbia
Southern Life Insurance Company
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Southern Life
Hebert
Fed
Connor
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Front Street
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