American Aviator Missing at Sea from Key West to Havana
Dunstan G. Richardson, an American aviator, left Key West for Havana at 2 45 Monday after engine trouble. He has not arrived in Havana and no trace has been found by tonight. Two tugs searched the area from this port.
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Resignations Steady At Christian Science Publishing
Several more employees resigned yesterday at the Christian Science Publishing Society in protest against trustee attitudes. New appointments filled some posts with R M Nichols becoming purchasing agent and Miss Dorothy Roberts head of shipping. Plans for further announcements on key editorial posts were expected in the Sentinel next issue.
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Missionary Candidates Approved by Baptist Society
Eight couples and individuals were approved by the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society board in Boston. The group includes three engaged couples set to wed before departing for the Orient. Candidates include Dr Henry W Decker and Florence F Boston of Richmond and Warren ton, Va, with others from North Carolina and New England and current studies at Yale and Harvard.
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Cobb Funny Piece Featured in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
Noted humorist Irvin S. Cobb will be represented in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine with "Who's Who at the Zoo," a clever bit of literary humor.
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General Wood Granted Two Months Leave for Presidential Campaign
Washington March 16 Major General Leonard Wood was granted a two months leave of absence to campaign for the Republican nomination. The leave starts March 20 and ends 18 days before the Republican national convention in Chicago. General Wood may wear civilian clothes during the period if he wishes.
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