Anglo American club opens in London with Maharaja visit
London May 80 news reports the Anglo American club in Grosvenor Court opening led by Cora Countess of Stratford. The event features a top floor dining room for 200, 90 bedrooms for Americans, and a touring bureau. The Maharaja Sir Chandreshum Shere Jung Bahadur Rana accompanies a large Nepalese retinue with jewels and a special transport plan.
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Robert Broderick
London
Grosvenor Court
May- Tair
Cora
Countess of Stratford
England
Ashdown Park
Surrey
Information and Touring Department
Woman Guide Bureau
Marchioness of Dufferin and
Ava
Countess of Seafield
Countess of Strafford
Duff Gordon
Helmsley
Sir Chandre Shum Shere Jung
Bahadur Rana
G. C. SL
Nepal
India
Bombay
Marseilles
Calais
English Channel
Dover
Major Manners-Smith
Vv. C
Theresa
West End
Lord Pearlyn
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Devonshire
Lawyers sue Senator Platt over debts prior to separation
In New York on June 2 a suit was filed in the supreme court by a law firm to recover 2,471 dollars it says it paid for debts contracted by Mrs. Lillian Janeway Platt before her 1966 separation from United States Senator Thomas C. Platt. The plaintiff alleges the senator agreed to cover his wife's bills incurred before their separation.
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New York
Supreme Court Today
United States
Thomas ¢. Platt
Lillian Janeway Platt
Senator Platt
Paris Gossip Looms Over Spies and Opera in May Days
Parisers discuss the Lille spy case Edward Beck and soldier Leon Revere whose courage may earn him the Legion of Honor. Melba and Caruso set June 11 opera debut in Paris for the Dramatic Authors fund with Verdi Rigoletto. Spain enacts anti anarchist law clamping press clubs and expelling suspects. The Little Prince of Asturias turns one wearing a Queen Victoria made uniform. Lifeboat Society meets at the Sorbonne. Mile Monceaux to receive Gabrielle le Matre prize for bravery. Chalons nets sham cripples leader Rubio with over $300 in cash and tools for deception.
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Melba
Caruso
Paris
New York
London
Dramatic Authors’ Fund
Roethschilds
Henri de Rothschild
Duke
Renaud
Rigoletto
Gilda
Lifeboat Society of France
Sorbonne
Mile
Monceaux
Professor Monceaux
College of France
Admiral Dupree
Gabrielle le Matre
Ber“ieres
Normandy
Deserves to be Exonerated Deserves to be Exonerated
A satirical local column defends newspaper editors from critics who nitpick minor typographical errors. The writer complains about constant complaints while detailing the daily grind of gathering news, soliciting ads, managing bills, and juggling trade duties and family care.
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Noah Webster
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