Wake Forest and NC Convict Roads Describe South
The article recalls Wake Forest area scenes including scenery and a New England village feel. It notes Native American events, local quail country, and a cotton mill with a public school. It describes North Carolina convict labor on roads, detailing state and county convict numbers and road programs.
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South Carolina
Charlestown
Lawson
Wake Forest
New England
North Carolina
Pilot Mills
Raleigh
Franklin County
Sandelay
Wake
F. A. Olds
Maine Heiress Sylvia Engel Marries Col. F Ross in Boston
Bangor Maine heiress Miss Sylvia Engel, reputed to be Maine’s wealthiest, wed Col Harry F Ross in Boston. Ross, Bangor native, mines in Nova Scotia and heads HQ in Halifax. Engel is late William Engel’s daughter whose estate was valued near two million dollars. Ross is from Bangor’s lumber legacy and once served on Gov Cobb’s staff.
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Sylvia Engel
Bangor
Maine
Boston
Col
Harry F. Ross
Col. F. Ross
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Miss Engel
William Engel
Col. Ross
John Ross
Gov
Cobb
Fernald
Connecticut Socialists Pick Him as Candidate by Referendum
Robert Hunter of Noroton Heights, famed settlement worker and socialist advocate, chosen by referendum as Connecticut Socialist party nominee for U.S. senator. State ticket includes George Spiess Jr as governor and Isidor Polsky as comptroller with several other names for state offices and delegates to the International Socialist congress.
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Waterbury
J. Patrick Newman
Hartford
Herbert N. Beebe
New Britain
Isidor Polsky
New Haven
Ernest Berger
Bridgeport
International Socialist Congress
Anna A. Maley
New York
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
Morris Hillquit
John Spargo
Vermont
Abraham Ca
Globe Trotters Here Letter to The Tribune
Albert H. Ball of Pinehurst North Carolina asks readers for route tips for a three year world trip after retirement. He seeks advice on inter est stopping places length of stay and travel experiences focusing on music art and scenery. Readers with suggestions are invited to respond.
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The
New York Tribune
America
Albert H. Ball
Pinehurst, N. C
Village Banker Cliff Lyall Returns From Pinehurst
Back from Pinehurst Cliff Lyall the enterprising Village banker returned from Pinehurst North Carolina last week with an elegant coat of tan and his extra golf sticks. Cliff says his golf was so fine that Francis Ouimet looked scared near him though he denies the accusation that his unpredictable shots frightened Ouimet. He regrets leaving so soon but notes his improving game and jovial reaction from locals.
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Cliff Lyall
Pinehurst
N.C
Tan & Sey
Cliff
Francis Ouimet
Here
Francis
Boston Post
Bogey Steps Aside for Par on Course Numbers 1 and 2
Golf scoring notation shows bogey for Par on two courses with detailed hole-by-hole figures. The entry lists out and in strokes, numbers, and margins, highlighting a bogey overall for both No 1 and No 2 courses.
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Donald J. Ross
Ross
New England
Bogey
Par
Golf department led by P A Vaile announced
Pack Falla Into Line Pack announces a golf department conducted by P A Vaile. J Next!
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Pack
P. A. Vaile
J Next
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Hobkirk Inn
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Bretton Woood
White Mountains
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Ralph J. Herkimer
Mount Washington
DR. J- Trudeau
Pine Forest Inn
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