Real estate bargains offered by Amos Realty Co in Winston
Classified ad from Amos Realty Co listing multiple low price houses for sale on streets like Montlieu and East Circle Drive. Offers up to 7 rooms with features such as steam heat, garages, hardwood floors, and no financing charges with 10% cash and 6% balance. Also notes a mine workers study in India reporting a 25 percent decline in women employed, tied to 1929 legislation.
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Montlieu Avenue
Forrest Avenue
East Circle Drive
Chestnut Street
High School
Carter Street
Greenway
Washington
India
Indian Chief Inspector of Mines
Department of Labor
Convicts Enter Not Guilty Plea In Ohio Fire Case
Ohio penitentiary inmates Hugh Gibson and Clinton Grate, who confessed to starting a deadly fire that killed 20, pleaded not guilty today to three first degree murder indictments. Judge Randall heard the pleas and named four defense attorneys.
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Columbus, CO
Hugh Gibson
Clinton Grate
Ohio Penitentiary
Co. J. Randall
Gibson
Grate
Randall
Two Small Girls Die in Tenement Fire After Bombing
In New York on April 6 racketeers who planted a bomb in the grocery store of Sebastian Giarussio sparked a tenement fire that killed two young girls Mary 11 and Lillian 9 and injured six others. Tenants were jolted from beds as smoke filled halls and corridors.
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New York
Sebastian Giarussio
Charles de Prena
Mary
Lillian
Cotton Textiles Show March Improvement Ahead of Bulletin
New York April 6 The March production, sales and shipments figures for cotton cloths to be issued next week by the Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York indicate progress promised at the year's start is being realized according to the Cotton Textile Bulletin.
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New York
Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of
Association
New York Cotton Opens Steady with May High, Easter Holiday Delay
In New York on April 6 cotton opened steady to slightly higher and generally held a steady tone. May reached 10.52 and October 11.08 as buying came from Wall Street and western accounts, with selling from the south and locals on the bulge. No Liverpool cables due to Easter holidays, but rain forecasts and fertilizer tag sales reductions were noted. Liverpool markets to reopen tomorrow.
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New York
Wall Street
Western
Liverpool
Raskob presses Democrats for 1932 platform ideas on prohibition
Washington April reports Chair Raskob of the national committee asks each Democratic committeeman to propose 1932 platform recommendations with emphasis on prohibition. He reiterates his home rule plan to keep the 18th Amendment but give states liquor control, urging clear policies over straddling controversial issues.
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Washington
Saka
Chairao Raskob
National Committee
Democratic Party
Millionaire gifts fund to foster US Germany goodwill
Gustave Oberlaender of Reading Pennsylvania endows one million dollars to promote goodwill between the United States and Germany. Administered by the Carl Schurz Memorial foundation the fund will be spent over 25 years on adults studying in Germany with interests in international affairs. Eligible fields include public health welfare old age insurance race relations music art and related subjects.
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New York
Gustave Oberlaender
Reading
United States
Germany
Carl Schurz
Oberlaender
Discharge Given To Over 8,000 Workmen
Tokyo officials report more than 8,000 naval dockyard and arsenal workers were discharged as activity was restricted under the London naval treaty. Workers received liberal discharge allowances.
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Tokyo
Convict School to Add Seventh and Eighth Grades
Jackson Michigan prison education program to expand facilities for two more classes, extending schooling from first through sixth grade to include seventh and eighth grade. About 1,400 inmates enrolled in grades up to six, with 400 in advanced work, per Warden Harry H. Jackson.
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Jackson, Mich
Michigan State Prison
Harry H. Jackson
Breweries Increase Output in Sonora Ahead of Summer
HERMOSILLO Sonora UP A demand for more beer in Mexican towns bordering California and Arizona has forced the Sonora Brewery to install $20 000 worth of new machinery for the 1931 summer season. The equipment includes a machine washing 96 bottles per minute and a pasteurizer.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
California
Arizona
Easter Robbery Shocks Chicago Florist
Easter Sunday in Chicago ends with florist Andrew Papatomy robbed at his shop by a sharply dressed young man who asked for a single sprig then produced a pistol and took 495 dollars before locking the proprietor in the cold storage. Police seek the suspect.
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Chicago
Andrew Papatomy
Mr. Papatomy
Pir Papatomy
Giant Turk guards parliament doors in Angora
A seven foot soldier named Mutapha Tchavush serves as sentinel at the parliament house doors in Angora. His unusually long feet required special shoes and a tailor made bed when he joined the army. In contrast to nearby shorter soldiers he stands out as a remarkable giant.
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Angora
Turkey
Mutapha Tchavush
Parliament House
Notable deaths in North Carolina communities
Death notices from Siler City Statesville and nearby towns report Henry C. Reece 78 former mayor and US Commissioner of revenue passing away along with Mrs. Sarah A Parsons 95 longtime resident Robert Oliver Robinson 76 elder of Seversville Presbyterian church William C Denney 84 Confederate veteran.
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Siler City
Henry C. Reece
United States Commissioner of Revenue
Charlott Robert Oliver Robinson
Seversville
North Carolina Artists Exhibit at University Music Hall
Plans are advanced for the North Carolina Artists Association exhibition at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. It will be held in Music Hall later this month with Prof. H B Dyer assisting. Donald Mattison of Winston-Salem, Prix de Rome winner in 1928, sent word he cannot participate this year due to being in Rome.
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Chapel Hill
Association of North Carolina
Music
H. 8. Dyer
Donald Mattison
Winston-Salon
Mass
Rome
Weight Unhorses Cops in Boston Mounted Unit
Boston police transfer three mounted officers to foot duty after their weights exceeded the new limit set by Police Commissioner Eugene C. Hultman. The officers William H. Delay Paul Klose and James J. Kerrigan weighed 200 pounds with gear and could not remain on horseback.
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Boston
William H. Delay
Paul Klose
James J. Kerrigan
Eugene C. Hultman
Wedding Belles Turn To Wedding Bells In America
Thirty one English belles set out on a four year tour in 1927. Most have returned, yet thirteen members of the dancing troupe married American swains after landing in the United States.
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London
America
United States
Sage and Sulphur Hair Restorer Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Restorer claiming gray hair vanishes overnight and hair returns to the exact shade after two or three applications. It markets an easy to use formula based on sage tea and sulphur, priced at 75 cents for a large bottle and directions.
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Wyeth
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SL Sm
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Bellasters
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Call
Station
Greene
Enterprise
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Ae W. Quattiebaum
Mer
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DE Soto & Plymouth
Stevenson
Lucas C. Abels
Lexington Ave
Ideal Shoe Shop
DE Bond
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Washington ST
Leen Goeth
Gaemie
Nee
Co-Op Finance CO
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J. E
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N. C
City Shoez
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WHITE
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Luther Reed
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Wecumseh
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Loys
Rock Bottom
Duke
U.S. Pat
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H. V. Skaggs
Van
Texas
Sue Cardus
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Prince of Wales
Lenore Cahill
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University of N. C
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