Brent Reveals Hidden Birthright In A Promise To Helen
Leonard Brent pressures Helen at last to learn of her birthright as he confesses his own lost fortune and his plan to tell her about her parents after graduation. The two share a tense moment as Brent vows to guide her toward her true heritage and a possible future.
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Helen
Page
Leonard Brent
Ritz
Brent
Charles Owens Nellin
Cyril K. Cunningham
Yonkers
Nellin
Evangeline
Owens
Charles Nellin
W Nellin
Cunningham
Greaves
New York
Leonard
Raleigh A B Club Boosts Aviation Amid Curtiss Controversy
The Raleigh A B Club backs aviation as the Curtiss Flying Service airport faces chamber of commerce opposition. The American Business Club installed an aerial beacon on the Carolina hotel roof despite chamber resistance and plans to back a second airport to attract air mail service.
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Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce
Curtiss Flying Service
Curtiss
American Business Club
North Carolina
Carolina Hotel
U. S. Department of Commerce
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Real Estate Boards Plan Eighth Annual Convention
Asheville NC real estate leaders prepare for the NC Association of Real Estate Boards convention. Officials include A J Maxwell and A John Berge with talks on taxation, closing sales, and license law. Social events feature golf, tours, a barbecue, cabaret dance, and Prophesy cup.
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Asheville
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
A. J. Maxwell
A. John Berge
Chicago
Ill
National Association of Real Estate Boards
C. C. Smithdeal
Winston-Salem
E. G. Shugart
A. K. Moore
Greensboro
S. T. Henderson
Charlotte
George H. Wright
Henry V. Koonts
North Carolina Real- Estate Commission
North Carolina
Biltmore Forest Country Club
T.e
Legislature To Take Up Jury Reform Next
Raleigh dispatch reports that North Carolina will tackle jury reform in the next general assembly focusing on capital cases. The Gastonia striker trials in Charlotte, halted when a juror went insane, sparked calls for alternates and fewer peremptory challenges. Observers, including Governor Gardner aides, urge changes to keep trials fair and avoid mistrials. Robert Gray of the Raleigh Times adds critique of the current system and its impact on public confidence.
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Gastonia
General Assembly
Charlotte
Ohio
Snook
North Carolina
Gardner
Barnhill
Bob Gray
Robert Gray
The
Raleigh Times
Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust in Guilford County
Notice of sale under a deed of trust dated 1928 and 1929 to foreclose for cash at Greensboro courthouse. First tract in High Point, Britt Armfield Subdivision Lots 37 and 38. Second tract Lot 36 Fritz Armfield Subdivision. Sale set for October 14, 1929 at 2:00 p.m. Attorneys Austin & Turner.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
E. P. Yates Company
Union Trust Company of Maryland
Maryland
Georgia Dillon
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Quilford County
Greensboro
High Point
Britt M. Armfield
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guiford County
Textile Meeting Set in Greenville for Weaving Officials
Greenville South Carolina September 11 AP The Southern Textile Association will hold its regular fall meeting at the Poinsett hotel Friday September 13. E A Franks chairman says sessions will cover all weaving and stashing aspects with emphasis on rayon crepes and other rayon materials discussed.
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Greenville
S. C
Southern Textile Association
Poinsett Hotel
E. A. Franks
Nevada to Host First State Livestock Show
The first Nevada state livestock show will be staged with the Elko county fair in Elko from September 12 to 15. Exhibits are expected from most western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Elko County
Elko
Errorgram Corrections On Aviation Signage And Plane
A list notes corrections about an aviation scene including a looping plane image, a misspelled Cincinnati on a sign, a missing ground strut, conflicting wind indicator and smoke readings, and the scrambed word LINDBERGH on the display.
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Cincinnati
Jenny Lind’s 1859 New York debut anniversary remembered
The Swedish nightingale Jenny Lind first performed in New York on September 11, 1859 drawing seven thousand fans who paid about forty nine dollars each totaling roughly fifty nine thousand dollars. Her American two year tour proved equally lucrative and artistically acclaimed. Born in Stockholm to a humble family she rose after early notice by an actress and study at the Stockholm Conservatory under Croelius and Berg. She later married Otto Goldschmidt in Boston after finishing the American tour.
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Jenny Lind
New York
United
Stockholm
Stockholm Conservatory of Music
Croelius
Berg
Boston
Otto Goldechmidt
Baca
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NEA Service Inc
Ty Ruth Dewey Groves
Ask
ONAL
Grove
Tonia
Raleigh A. B
C. OF
Raleigh Chamber of Commercce
Curtiss Field
McEy
State Association of Real Estate Boards
Ee. P. Yates Company Union Trust Company
Austin & Turner, Attorneys
States
Welch Field
Ewonrran cIncus
Trewoat
Chaiis
Ring Drug Co
Wachovia Bank
F.C.B
Detroit
Dodge
Pet
Chrysler Motors
H. G. Ilderton Motor Co
Willowbrook
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