Oregon Democrats Name Hoover for President in Surprise Move
Oregon Democrats submitted Herbert Hoover’s name for voter approval as next U.S. President. Oswald West said petitions will be circulated and that Hoover will be a Democrat, regardless of his own declared affiliation. The piece also notes a Bureau of Education list of 30 fiction books and how readers may obtain certificates.
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Portland
Ore
Herbert Hoover
Oregon
United States
Oswald West
West
Hoover
Home Education
Bureau of Education
C. Alphonso Smith
University of Virginia
United States Bureau of Eraducation
Commissioner of Education
Charles Alphonso Smith
Edgar Allan Poe
Charles Forster Smith
University of Wisconsin
Richard Burton
University of Minnesota
William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
United States Bureau of Education, Home Education Division
Deeds Filed in High Point Highlight City Transfers
Real estate transfers filed at the Greensboro county courthouse show High Point dominates the day with multiple conveyances. Listings include properties on Mallory Campbell South Main Mangum and Jamestown areas with values ranging from 10 dollars to about 7 500 dollars and revenue stamps indicating substantial implied sums.
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High Point
Greensboro
W. A. J. Idol
S. G. Williard
Campbell Street
North State Telephone Company
D. A. Stanton
A. Sherrod
Washington Street
Eri. D. Steele
Walter Pinnix
John Ward
High Point Insurance and Real Estate Company
Jamestown Township
Ausband
J. R. Thomas
H. W. Bowles
South Main Street
A. L. Ellison
C. A. Lewis
J. Gold Et al
J. W. Harriss
Bettie Corbit
C. C. Muse
W. H. Gurley
Thomasville Road
Fef. H. Clark
P. H. Durham
High Point Township
Barbee
J. E. Gibson
W. T. Parker
EF. P. Parker
Marsh Furniture Company
Mangum Avenue
Prisoner laments heredity of crime and faces seven years
The prisoner tells the judge he inherits a stealing habit from his parents a blackmailer father and a photographer mother and begs for mercy. The judge responds with seven years of hard labor in a harsh sentence from Squirrel Cage.
Influenza Cases Rise as Va Health Reports 95 New
Ninety five new influenza cases were reported in Danville by the health department with only eight of 23 physicians reporting. Indications show the disease is increasing, with four deaths among 615 cases. The note also mentions a separate statistic about Jews worldwide and Palestine’s capacity.
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Danville
Health Department
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Cash
R. Terry
Continental Bldg
Washington
Oakton Furniture Co
Green Drug
Dillon-Kearns Underwear Co
Hamilton Street
Dhtf
Southern Talking Machine Plant
East Green Street
Fuin Avenue
Pickett Cotton Mill
Bay Street
Chestnut Street
Finglish Street
Citizens Real Estate & Insurance Co
C. B. Overman
Met
Rankin Street
North Main St
H. B. Mattoon
Ring
Enterprice Office
Democrats
MR. Hoover
Home Education Division
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Tificate
Adam Bede
George Eliot
William Dean Howells
Clarissa Harlowe
Richardson
David Copperfield
Dickens
Samuel
Charles
Guy Manneringe
Sir Walter
de Morgan
Robert Louis Stephenson
Lora Doone
R. D. Black
Nere
Bret Harte
Richard Feverer
George Meredith
John Bunyan
Jane
Austen
Robinson Crusoe
Daniel
Defoe
Romola
Tale of
Two Cities
Charles Reade
Vanity Fair
William M Thackeray
Vicar of
Wakefield
Oliver
Goldsmith
J Fenimore Cooper
Nathaniel Hawthorne
the Pilot
J. Fenimore
the Three Muskeeters
Alexander Dumas
Pere Goriot
Honore de
Balzac
Anna Kuarenina
Leo
Henryk Seinkiewicz
Treasure Island
Louis Stevenson
Robert
C. Alphonso
Newton
Dwight Literature
Smith
Hillis
I Life
W. D
Carson
R. G. Moulton
Rey
Everett True
Jones
Gee
Picon'a
Everett
Wral
Guilford
Welch Furniture Company
Mallory Street
John M. Gray
High Point Realty and Insurance Company
Pe Eenrae
M. C. Crowson
J. A. Powell
Cable Street
Esse Diai
N. C
Liberty
Tate St
M. F. McKinsey, Jr
Enterprise
Dhif
Mr.Oliver Towne
Oliver Towne
High Point Enterprise
Danny
Helen
cAsTor Ott
All
Muzzei
Longport
N. Y
Rockaway
Coney Island
Palestine
Max Nordau
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