Lumber prices cited as not dirt cheap in local trial
In municipal court Judge O Arthur Kirkman hears John and Nannie Kilby, African Americans, charged with receiving stolen lumber from John Littleford Lumber Co. About $400 worth of lumber tied to Wallace Chapman, a prior suspect, was found with the Kilbys. Bond set at $250 each. Asa Flinkenshell murder case to be tried this term. jurors excused, arraignment possible early next week.
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O. Arthur Kirkman
John
Nannie Kilby
John Littleford Lumber Company
Wallace Chapman
Kirkman
Asa Flinkenshell
General Sessions Court
Martin
Alleged Slavers to Be Tried in Greenville
Alleged slavers to be tried in Greenville as Tom Harrison, accused of killing his wife, and Walter Salmon, charged with the crime, face upcoming legal proceedings in the local court.
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Greenville
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Jan
Tom Harrison
Walter Salmon
She Mustn t Shimmy in Fairmont
FAIRMONT W V Jan Les J McManna marine recruit sergeant here wants a wife. He says she must be red haired and able to dance with her feet.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Les J. McManna
Ordinance Defining City of High Point Property Taxes 1921
The city council of High Point declares taxes on real and personal property for the year ending May 31 1921 to fund general city expenses bond interest and school costs. The measure details tax rates and assessment methods to support municipal government and public schools.
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High Point
High Point Tax Ordinance Sets Poll and Property Rates
A December 1920 High Point ordinance establishes ad valorem taxes for 1920 21 including poll taxes of 1.00 and real estate rates of 36 cents per 100 dollars value plus 18 cents for schools and 22 cents for bond interest. It authorizes the city to levy and collect taxes and to sell property for unpaid amounts. City Manager R L Pickett signs the measure taking effect upon passage.
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High Point
General Assembly
City of
General Assembly Ad Valorem
High Point Township bond election for high school building
Guilford County Commissioners call an election in High Point Township North Carolina on January 18 1921 to approve bonds not exceeding 600000 dollars to build and equip a high school at Central High School District. Voters mark For or Against High School Bonds with registration and counting procedures set by the board.
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Guilford County
North Carolina
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
General Assembly of
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