Lenin Hunts Wolves While Reading to Preserve Humor
Russian Premier Lenin, leading Bolsheviks, is said to enjoy wolf hunting during trips from Moscow to Reval. He shields himself from detailed work, writes speeches, and reads novels in spare moments, maintaining a cheerful demeanor unlike many comrades, while Mme Lenin favors gradual reforms.
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Little Girl Presents White House Clovers to President
A young girl, Helen W. Greenwald of Washington, sends a symbolic gift to the President. She gathers three four-leaf clovers and labels it the White House as a wish for good luck. The photograph shows her picking the clovers for the President.
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Helen W. Greenwald
Washington
White House
Indian custom burial for David Lloyd in Joplin Missouri
The 65 year old Indian fighter David Lloyd died in Joplin Missouri and, per his dying request, was buried with many personal items placed in his casket. Items included a razor, shoe polisher, scissors, soap, letters, a knife and sharpener, clothing, gloves, and an alarm clock still running. A suitcase could not fit in the coffin and was placed in a rough box beside it.
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Jopan
David Lloyd
Medals for Doctors in X ray Research Disasters
The French commission funded by the Carnegie Foundation honors Dr Charles II and Dr Adolphe Le Ray for X ray work injuries, with others from Salpetriere lab also recognized. several deaths noted among researchers, Vaillant and Leray among the injured and dead. A separate item reports Birl, 15, detained as an alleged bigamist in New York City. An advert offers Chamberlains Arabigts as a stomach cleanser.
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Adolphe Leray
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Tly
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Birl
Revival Helps Commerce Parish Close Tonight
Night Commerce Georgia reports Dr Charles W Daniel pastor of Atlanta’s First Baptist Church assisting Dr Culbertson of Commerce in a ten day revival. Daniel draws large crowds with compelling Bible teaching and many converts have joined the church. services set to close tonight with expectations of his return.
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Chas. W. Daniel
First Baptist Church of Atlanta
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First Baptist Church of Commerce
Daniel
Madame Lustrat to lecture on The New France
Madame J Lustrat will present an illustrated lecture at the University chapel Wednesday night at 8 45 on The New France. The speaker, a native Frenchwoman, knows French people and conditions well and has drawn interest from University Summer Schools students and others. A musical program accompanies the lecture and the public is invited.
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Madame J. Lustrat
New France
Madame Lustrat
Sister Republic
Roy Stewart at the Elite Today in The Boss of the Lazy
Roy Stewart headlines the Elite in The Boss of the Lazy today. An attractive cast including Jose Sedgwick Walt Whitman Frank MacQuarrie Frankie Lee and others supports the feature as the story promises to please Elite patrons.
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Jose Sedgwick
Walt Whitman
Frank MacQuarrie
Frankie Lee
Funeral of Infant Janet Coleman at Farmington
Funeral services for Janet Coleman, 3 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B Coleman, will be at Farmington today at 2 p.m. Rev. Reed will conduct. Surviving: parents, two sisters, and a brother. Also includes market notes and Cities Service securities with quotes and spot cotton prices across several cities.
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8. B. Colemanyvot Pat
Farmington
Reed
Welfare work in Athens organized through confidential exchange
In Athens a coordinated relief effort by churches, fraternal and civic groups provides systematic aid to the sick and needy. Since starting April 16, the confidential exchange has reduced overlap, found work for beggars, and earned praise as a well managed local relief system. A Boy Scout movement is forming with about 600 eligible youths, aiming to create a strong local scouting presence. A Georgia fall fair project is also progressing rapidly with active citizen involvement.
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Athens
J. E. Steere
Charlotte
N. C
Alresy
America
Baseball Results Across Leagues Show Lopsided Scores
In the Southern League Birmingham defeated Mobile 14 to 0 and Memphis outscored New Orleans 9 to 4 with a 10 inning second game halted by darkness. Other games were rained out. In the American League Cleveland beat New York 7 to 1 Detroit edged Washington 2 to 1 Chicago won 3 to 2 over Philadelphia and St Louis topped Boston 10 to 9. In the National League Boston lost to Pittsburg 0 to 2 New York beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 Brooklyn defeated St Louis 5 to 8 while Philadelphia 0 8 Chicago 10 0. A note mentions an Antarctic continent discovery of rich resources and a British expedition reporting odd wildlife in a new country.
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Northeast Georgia fair to expand beyond Athens county
A decision was made to broaden the scope of the fair from being county and territory based to a regular northeast Georgia event. The movement argued for wider trading territory and noted Athens as a major staging location, reflecting a growing regional emphasis in the south.
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Georgia
Athens
Gumps Simple Wrist Twist Ends Quiet Game
A brief note reports a minor incident titled Gumps in which a simple wrist twist caused no serious injuries. Officials say the matter remains routine with no further action needed.
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