Gentleman Burglar Targets High Point Homes Again
A well dressed man described as polite burglarizes Mrs. Lucy Munyon at Montlieu Avenue and attempts later at G W Rhodes on Parkway. He posed as a collection agent, then fled after a nearby cry. Police urge citizens to report suspicious behavior promptly.
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Large sum involved in Greensboros deed
Of the five deeds filed in the register of deeds office yesterday the largest transaction was C Hudson transferring a lot on the east side of North Elm street Greensboro to Wesley Leong hospital for 33009 dollars. Other deeds include Landreth to Younts on Bessmer avenue 14350 square feet 400 dollars Lineberry to Moore on Elam avenue 1164 dollars Moore to Preston on Flam avenue 30 dollars and Emma Joyner and Wilmer White five and a half acres in Morehead township for 10 dollars plus other considerations.
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C. Hudson
North Elm Street
Greensboro
Wesley Leong Hospital
W. P. Landreth, Jr
W. E. Younts
Bessmer Avenue
Gilmer Township
Alice Lineberry
J. 8
Creelman Suit May Not Be In Guilford
F E Creelman of the city sues J E Burleson of Spruce Pine for about 806000 damages claiming failure to convey real estate under an option in Ashe Mitchell Avery Cleveland Haywood and Yancey counties. Burleson seeks transfer of the case to one of those counties under the consolidated statute.
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Spruce Pine
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Guilford
Moonlight and Honeysuckles at the Orpheum Today
Mary Miles Minter stars in Moonlight and Honeysuckles adapted from a Broadway hit. The film, set in Washington D C, receives praise for surpassing the stage version. Zarrow’s English Daisies offers a rapid fire farce with Lightelle acts and a lively can dance. Ruth Clidence and Bert Wallace provide musical entertainment. Tomorrow’s program changes entirely.
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Washington, D. C
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Federal Inspector At Point Checks Age Certs
A federal inspector visits Hit Point on the second and fourth Friday. The official operates from 1 30 to 6 00 pm on the second floor of the post office building.
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Post Office
Watermelon Believed Native to Africa
A short note states that the watermelon is believed to originate in Africa. It notes its native range and cultural significance in early agricultural history. Further details clarify its spread to other regions through trade and exploration.
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Africa
Negro Youth Fatally Struck by Truck Near Welch Park
An 18 year old Negro youth, Betts Steele, was struck by an automobile truck near Welch Baseball Park yesterday at 4 pm. He died around 6 pm after skull fractures and severe injuries. The driver did not stop. police expect arrests. The body was prepared for burial at Poteat and Holt.
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Admiral Saito Likely to Head Japan's Next Cabinet
Seol July 27 Admiral Saito governor general of Korea is seen as probable successor to Premier Hara to head Japan's next cabinet. Saito allied with the Seiyukai party, praised for his Korea record. Police report quiet conditions across the peninsula with other sources noting suppressed tensions.
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Korea
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Hara
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Seiyukai
W Koreans Question Police Methods Amid Internal Changes
The text notes lingering irritation at police methods among Koreans, with recent internal official changes aimed at soothing public discontent. It suggests new leadership shifts are intended to ease tensions and calm protest sentiment.
Soviet Russia pays indemnity to Latvia headline
Riga Latvia July 27 After two years Soviet Russia has fulfilled the difficult part of its peace treaty by delivering railway rolling stock taken from the Baltic province during evacuations and campaigns. By June 15 ninety locomotives and 1,300 cars have been received with twenty locomotives and 400 cars still due. Much of the stock is described as sick requiring heavy repairs.
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