Dancing with danger in New York voyage tale
Monnie O'Dare travels to Europe with Miss Anstice Cory and Miss Cory's friend Miss Anstice, hoping to escape her heartbreak over Dan Cardigan. Arthur Mackenzie, a charming theater man, helps them at the Splendobilt, impressing Monnie as they sail and sparking a wary meeting with a rival, Corinth Candell, on the ship.
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Monnie O'Dare
Miss Anstich Cory
O'Dares
Dan Cardigan
Dan
Sandra Lawrence
Monnie
Wyoming
Sandra
Miss Cory
Europe
New York
Miss Anstice
Arthur Mackenzie
Monnica
Mr. Mackenzie
Monica
Paris
Charles
Kay
Charles Eustace
Biarritz
Ronnie
Miss O’dare
Spain
Mackenzie
Corey
London
Lady de Cessan
Sussex
Berkeley
Miss Corey
Arthur
Corinth Candell
Harris Faneway
Belvedere Society
Faneway
Battle for Chairmanship of Commission in Swing
The fight for the chair of the consolidated State Highway and Public Works Commission centers on E B Jeffress and George Ross Pou. Gov Ehringhaus faces mounting pressure as supporters seek the top post, while Pou maintains silence and resistance to public pressure.
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J. ©. Baskervill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
State Highway and Public Works Commission
E. B. Jeffress
Chiirman
State Highway Commission
George Ross Pou
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Bishop Manning's Daughter Weds In Tense Appointment Battle
Reporters note discord over a high profile appointment to head a new highway prison. Friends of Pou claim a powerful push, while Jeffress backers hold a larger endorsement lead. Ongoing activity shows partisans lobbying the governor and mobilizing supporters.
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Jeffress
Pou
Elizabeth Alice van Antwerp Manning
William T. Manning
Manning
New York
St John the Divine
Griffith Bailey Coale
Morrison Works in Gardner's Washington Office
Dr. Fred W. Morrison once executive secretary of the State Tax Commission and later director of the Governor's Office of Relief is reportedly at work in former Governor Cr. Max Gardner's Washington office since May 1. He submitted a signed resignation from relief on or before May 1, and Governor Ehringhaus has held it pending his successor. Ronald B. Wilson, Morrison's former assistant and acting director, is favored to obtain the appointment to direct relief.
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J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Ehringhaus
Morrison
Ronald B. Wilson
Negro Watchman Killed by Train in Lexington
Will Davis a middle aged black night watchman for the Dixie furniture factory was struck by a northbound Southern passenger train and killed instantly. He reportedly sat on the tracks with another man around four o clock, both fell asleep and the train could not stop in time.
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Lexington
Will Davis
Dixie Furniture
Southern
Davis
Denton Man Dies After Finger Scar Poisoning
W. Clayton Daniel, a well known Denton Davidson county resident, died from septicemia caused by blood poisoning that began with a small finger scar. The death was reported from Lexington yesterday.
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Denton
Lexington
W. Clayton Daniel
Davidson County
Dentist A H Morey Found Dead In Office
Hendersonville reports a death by own action at the office of Dr. A H Morey 55 a dentist who was found shot to death beside his body authorities investigated the scene for motive and details of the incident.
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Hendersonville
A. H. Morey
Birthday Gifts Cut Down Needles and Threads
The note describes how Lux reduces unnecessary running stocks by improving elasticity in threads. It explains that threads stretch under ordinary strains and spring back, while cake soap rubbing weakens silk so threads tend to break under strain.
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LUX
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Mabel McElliott
Bssnea Service
ING
Consolidated Highway-Prison Commission
General Assembly
R. T. Fountain
Highway Commission
New Consolidated Commission
Bishop Manning
Greensboro
Highway
Thedford
Ss Thedford
Gov. Gardner
Esterfield
Sterfiel
Lacoxrt & Myans Tosacco Co
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