Mysterious Deaths Stir Porto Verde Journey
Elder chemist Nunnally and Vilak the guide travel to the foggy lake region of Porto Verde Brazil. They confront a violent dog attack and suspicions of a murderer as Elise Marberry and a wary Prentiss loom in the tense night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Nunnally
Porto Yep
Brazil
Vilak
Vilew
Nunnally
Tony Barbetta
Elise Marberry
Limey Potts
Gaylord Prentiss
Prentiss
Prentiss’ Place
Elise
Avilos
Everett tells defense in murder trial narrative
Merritt Everett, calm and confident, testified about his role in the case as the courtroom crowd endured heat and lurid testimony. He described accompanying Alma Hodges, denying assaults or further relations, while denying past arrests and detailing his own criminal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phan
Glib Debonair
Merritt Everett
H. E. Stacy
Alma Hodges
Thomas J. Dunn
Weatherspoon
Phillips
Young Everett
Cumberland County
Webb
S. Gibson
E. A. Irwin
J. S. Pate
Peter McLean
Fairley P. James
Everett
Clyde Norman
Hodges
Ollie Davis
Stacy
Atlanta
Georgia
Mystery surrounds Pren tiss and his retreat
The article toys with the public as it probes the elusive Pren tiss and his whereabouts. Little is known about his plans or purpose, keeping readers on edge about the true nature of the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentiss
Laundering Tip for Silk and Linen Garments
A practical note suggests adding one half teaspoon glycerine to a gallon of rinse water to help wash and preserve smart flannel skirts and sleeves jackets during laundering.
Trials in Scotland County Case Endy Evening Testimony
The article details courtroom scenes with witnesses challenging the defendants’ character. Prosecution calls Laurinburg citizens to testify to bad reputations while family spectators show mixed emotions. Defense lawyers press ridicule as strategy and Judge Webb expected to finish by tomorrow noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy
Ollie Davis
Clyde Norman
Mr. Stacy
Hope Mills
Phillips
Laurinburg
D. K. Mc
Rae
Alma Hodges
Mr. Dunn
Edward H. Gibson
Scotland County
Thomas J. Gold
Edwin Gill
W. H. Cox
D. L. Downing
Cumberland Bar
Solicitor Phillips
Mr. Weatherspoon
Six Lose Lives In Lake Mille Lacs Squall
A sudden squall on Lake Mille Lacs near Garrison Minnesota yesterday night caused six deaths among fishermen including John McKay John McKenzie William Bauer George Larsen and Mary Niner with a dozen others rescued The six to ten foot waves capsized their boats and the bodies were not recovered by nightfall Local wire service lines to Garrison were interrupted and authorities sought other salvage methods The remaining details indicate a tragedy at a popular fishing spot with many boats on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onamia
Minn
Lake Millelacs
Garrison
Here
John “Buck’’ McKay
St. Paul
John Mckenzie
William Bauer
George Larsen
Mary Niner
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under Deed of Trust
Notice by J W Austen trustee that under a deed of trust dated November 19 1926 Milton Gray and wife Rhoda Gray failed to pay. The Greensboro Guilford County property described as Griffin Park Lot 27 in Plat Book 5 Page 243 will be sold at the courthouse door at 2 00 PM on Monday June 27 1927. The notice is dated May 20 1927 and signed WW Austen trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
North Carolina
Guilford
J. W. Austin
High Point
Milton Gray
Rhoda K. Gray
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point Township
Griffin Park
N. C
Austen
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Eon Se, Bareard
Nanny
Nunnnally
Vitak
Helas
Boa Noite
Senhorita
Senhors
Pasquale Branza
Mann Drug Co
Shing
Arlington Hotel
IDEAL
Cairo
Cord Fair
Sax
Martinique
Tilden Hall
Bonel
Madduk
Marshall
Moss & Mallory Ic
Washington
Ethel
NEA Bervice, Inc
Hiatt Tire Co
Rountree, M.D
Texarkana
Texas
W. €. Rountrer
M. D
Agency
Quality Shoe Store
J. Burt Holder
Peresons
California
Fred W. Beetson
Association of Modern Picture Producers
Doris Williams
Doris
Hollywood
Cali
Dors Dore
Hamilton
N. Main
Roaler Message Chair
Lena
Main and
Washington Sts
Cecil
Gladys and
Estella
Beauty Shoppe
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