Eleven Deeds Filed for Record in Greensboro and High Point
Eleven deeds involving about $30 000 were filed in Greensboro and High Point. Major transfer: Charlotte V Walker to C P Carmidges for Eagles Nest Greensboro at 16000. Other transfers include A S Brooks to J T Shoaf and B S Shoaf for a Morehead township lot at 3500 and multiple High Point and Morehead township parcels with various sums.
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Office of Register of Deeds
R. M. Wharton
Greensboro
Charlotte V. Walker
C. P Carmidges
Eagles Nest
A. S. Brooks
J. T. Shoaf
B. S. Shoaf
Morehead Township
Milwaukee Socialist Convention Backs La Follette
May Support La Follette. The socialist state convention opened in Milwaukee with a vote to support United States Senator Robert M. La Follette for re election. Milwaukee leaders hoped to exchange endorsement for Republican support of Victor Berger for Congress.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Victor Berger
Congress
Prize fighter seeks prize sparring in South Atlantic league
A budding prize fighter looks for practice opponents in the South Atlantic league, hoping to build skill, experience, and a stepping stone to higher competition. The article notes the wealth of opportunities in regional circuits for developing boxers.
Beef Cattle Return as Profitable Market in U S
Chicago June 20 The National Institute of Progressive Farming reports beef cattle profitable again due to grain deflation. Guy H Hall says bulls sold to farmers and range cattle growers boost herds while demand rises. optimistic outlook extends for about eighteen months with beef on American tables daily.
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Chicago
National Institute of Progressive Farming
Guy H. Hall
Institute
Hall
England
United States
Bernard Shaw Questions Movie Makers And Cinema Deals
London, June 2. George Bernard Shaw said at a Society of Authors dinner that he was offered 100000 dollars a year for five years by an American syndicate to produce two motion picture films annually. He warned authors not to rush concessions to cine producers and cited a lack of honesty standards in the industry.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Society of Authors
Anita Stewart Crew Evades Draft as Rocky Fires Threaten Set
While filming A Question of Honor at Stone & Webster camp in the Rockies under Edwin Carewe, male cast and crew avoided mobilization as forest fires near the set were contained. Miss Stewart led exterior scenes for the First National feature at Broadway venue.
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Rocky Mountains
Anita Stewart
Stone & Webster
Edwin Carewe
Broadway
Miss Stewart
Booth Tarkington Play The Man From Home At Broadway
Booth Tarkington and Leon W ilson stage the Man From Home at Broadway tomorrow and Thursday. The work is billed as one of the best and widest known plays of its kind.
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Booth Tarkington
Leon Wilson
Italian Scenic Romance In Fitzmaurice Stage Production
A review of George Fitzmaurice American play set in Italy with Vesuvius scenes. Anna Q. Nilson and James Kirkwood lead a strong cast as landscapes and day scenes showcase Italy’s artistry and visual appeal. The production balances picturesque locales with solid performances.
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George Fitzmaurice
Italy
Vesuvius
Anna Q. Nison
James Kirkwood
Orpheum Presents Alex Saunders Time Revue
This week's Orpheum showing features Alex Saunders and his Pastime Revue led by Saunders a comedian noted for Jewish impersonations and dialects. Last night encores extended the hour long program enjoyed by all with strong harmony from the trio and a dazzling chorus.
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Orpheum
Alex Saunders
Complete program change planned for tomorrow’s shows
The notice states a full overhaul of entertainment with new pictures and vaudeville acts replacing the current lineup. Audiences are advised to expect a different schedule and performances tomorrow, reflecting a major shift in programming.
Southern Furniture Exhibit Set for July 10 to 22
Indications point to a well attended southern furniture exposition with dealers from across the region. Fred N. Tate chairs the Southern Furniture Market association executive committee and oversees preparations for the show. Exhibitors are already preparing as displays are set for July 10 through 22.
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South
Fred N.tate
Southern Furniture Market Association
Exposition Preparations Engage Dealers Nationwide
A circular letter from Mr. Tate to furniture dealers promises strong resources to ensure pleasant and profitable visits. The program of activities is not yet announced, but expectations point to the most interesting exposition ever held, with southern dealers dominant and many northern dealers also anticipated.
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Tate
Girl Slayer Sentenced to Life in Prison
George Straub admitted to first degree murder in Jackson County Circuit Court and received life solitary confinement at hard labor in Marquette prison for the killing of Alice Mallet. The report notes a potential rail and coal strike affecting the auto industry.
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Jackson, Mich
George Straub
Alice Mallet
Jackson County
Marquette
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T. K. Causey
W. S. Diffee
C. Markley
M. A. Markley
C. B. Hooser
High Point
A. G. Pope
Grace V. Murdock
Rw&h
Virginia Hamlin
Garden Acres
Mary Elizabeth Hamlin
Snow Lumber Company
A. H. Idol
N. E. Weiborn
IOC
Anna Q. Nilsson and
Paramount
Bernard Shaw
S. Secretary of the Navy
Denby
San Diego
Cal
Naval Base
Associated Press
Richardson
Richardson Company
Georgia
Parker Paper & Twine CO
Hamilton St
Coa Seas
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
W. C. Idol
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