The Harsh Treatment of Cicero Truby
Robert Dewey receives a letter from Pixley a local magistrate about the death of Mrs Dewey and a disputed will that may leave property to L University Julius Mickle the lawyer questions the will and a possible second instrument remains missing Cicero Traby arrives with a clue and the mystery nears a resolution next week.
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Robert Dewey
Pixley
Ile
I— University
Julius Mickle
Dewey
Hattie
Mickle
Lawyer Mickle
Mr. Mickle
Mr. Dewey
Mrs. Dewey
Cicero
Traby
Negroes Own Mail Mill Opens in Concord North Carolina
The Coleman cotton mill in Concord becomes the world’s only black owned mill with 7500 spindles turning as W. C. Coleman secures subscriptions totaling 850000. The plant employs 100 people, half adults, and features new machinery and a brick building. White residents also bought stock.
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Concord
W. C. Coleman
Coleman
North Carolina
Why She Refused The Room
A German lady arriving in London demanded a larger room at a first class hotel. After miscommunications and repeated refusals by the porter she exclaimed the line I will have this room not have. The porter then brought in the third box and pulled a rope, lifting the lift as she stood astonished.
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England
London
Kevin
Matum
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Cicero Truby
Outlook
Old Dewey
John Dewey
Massachusetts
Chickahominy
Nassau St
New York
Pinehurst, N. C