Packer Photo Co to Build New Home on Howell Street
The Packer Photo Co owned by H. Packer plans a two story $23000 building on Russell Street with office studio on first floor and art department on second floor. Construction to finish within two months and five workers to be employed.
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Packer Photo CO
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Packer Photo Company
A H. Packer
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Prominent Educators at Meeting American Adult Education Body
Six leaders headline the fourth annual meeting of the American Association for Adult Education at the University of North Carolina. Notables include Mr. Martin of the People’s Institute of New York, Dr. Wilson UNC librarian, Mr. Gruman UNC Extension director, Mr. MacGowan known playwright, Dr. Chase UNC president, and Dr. Keppel Carnegie Corporation president, each contributing to sessions on drama, art, and adult education initiatives.
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Chapel Hill
American Association For Adult Education
University of North Carolina
Martin
People’s Institute of New York
Wilson
North Carolina Conference of Adult Education
Gruman
University
North Carolina
MacGowan
Dr. Chase
Keppel
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Tunney Denies Breach Suit as a Joke in Europe
Gene Tunney dismissed Katherine Fogarty's 500000 breach of promise suit as another joke. He told reporters he knows nothing of the claim and will leave legal worries to his attorneys while he and his wife vacation in Brioni with George Bernard Shaw nearby.
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Katherine King Fogarty
John
Gene) Tunney
Hot Springs
Tunney
Brioni
Italy
Gene Tunney
Fort Worth
Connecticut
Polly Lauder
Europe
Rome
George Bernard Shaw
Trish
Major League Leaders Overview
Major League leaders list top players by batting and pitching stats across teams. Notable names include Hendrick and Robins 419 batting average, and Gehringer 49 hits and 33 runs. Pitching leader Grimes of the Pirates shows 0 losses with unspecified wins.
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Robins
Douthit
Cards
Grimm
Wilson
Cubs
Frisch
Hafey
Grantham
Pirates
Cardinals
L. Waner
Ott
Giants
Swanson
Reds
Grimes
Kamm
White Sox
Gehringer
Tigers
Heilmann
Blue
Browns
Gehrig
Yanks
Johnson
Averill
Indians
Uhle
Refueled and Flight Delays Mark Transatlantic Planes
Refueled operations ended abruptly when a hook on a fuel line from the army plane Question Mark tore a hole in the right stabilizer at Roosevelt Field. Ground crews fueled the craft four times before the mishap halted the refueling schedule pending federation approval. The Rome bound Green Flash sat at Old Orchard awaiting better weather while Bernard-191 to Paris remained grounded.
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Roosevelt Field
Wichita
Kans
Owen J. Haughland
Gene Shank
Federation Aematique Internationale
Old Orchard
Trans Atlantic Flight Plans Grow As Lotti Arrives
Armeno Lotti sponsor of a Paris bound monoplane arrives at Old Orchard to assess Roosevelt Field and a beach runway for a possible takeoff. Roger Williams tests the Green Flash for fuel use as weather gradually clears, with a Rome flight possible in about 45 to 50 hours pending favorable conditions and Captain Yaney awaiting a dawn start. Giuseppe Bellanca, designer of the Green Flash, supervises trials.
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Roosevelt Field
Armeno Lotti, Jr
Old Orchard
OLM Orchard
Armeno Lotti
Paris
Roger Q. Williams
Rome
Lotti
Harry M. Jones
New York
Williams
Cape Elizabeth
Here
Portland
Lewis Yancey
Atlantic
Guiseppe M. Bellanca
Society Entre Nous Club Meeting Postponed
The Entre Nous club postpones its meeting planned for tomorrow due to Mrs. Terry's mother's illness. Miss Jacksie Brooks will give a piano recital tonight at 3 p.m. at the Country club with Mrs. John Peacock as soprano and Dan W. Smith as accompanist. the public is invited.
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Jacksie Brooks
John Peacock
Dan W. Smith
Virginia Hogan Wins National Spelling Bee Title
Thirteen year old Virginia Hogan of Omaha Nebraska wins the fifth annual national spelling bee by correctly spelling luxuriance earning a $1 000 prize. Finalist Viola Strabac of Milwaukee erred on the word spelling it with an e. Teru Havasi a Japanese challenger was among the boys in the finals.
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Washington
Virginia Hogan
Omaha
Nebraska
United States
Virginia
Viola Strabac
The
Milwaukee Journal
Teru Havasi
Youth Represented By The Atlantic City Press
A youth figure is associated with the Atlantic City Press, indicating representation or coverage by the newspaper. The fragment suggests a connection between a young person and the publication.
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The
Atlantic City Press
Wake Forest Considers Abolishing Football
Wake Forest College trustees will vote on a resolution to abolish inter collegiate football. Dr Wingate M Johnson will introduce the measure and seeks to end football at the Baptist school. Details of the motive remain private as the trustees meet next week in Wake Forest.
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Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
E. B. Earnshaw
Wingate M. Johnson
Winston- Salem
Emily Frock Becomes Noted Sheriff In Lewisburg
Emily Frock’s leadership in Lewisburg earned her a reputation as a strong sheriff. Her administration left the local jail empty for the first time in two years after her appointment to fill a vacancy caused by her husband’s death, with the jail once holding as many as 20 inmates.
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Lewisburg
Emily Frock
Fisher
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