Briand Announces New French Cabinet Lineup
Premier Briand unveils a cabinet including Aristide Briand as premier and interior minister with Theodore Girard as justice minister and Stephen Pichon as foreign affairs minister. The roster includes ten first timers and under secretaries for marine finance war fine arts. Parliament adjourned to November 8 for the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Briand
Leon Bourgeois
M. Clemenceau
M. Briand
Jean Sarrien
Interior
Aristide Briand
Theodore Girard
Stephen Pichon
General Brun
Boue de la Peyerex
Maurice Faure
M. Klotz
Jean Dupuy
Maurice Raynaud
M. Morel
Louis Lafferre
M. Puech
Marine
M. Guisthu
Andre Lefevre
M. Noulens
M. du Jardin-Beaumetz
M. Millerand
Two Widows Seek to Marry in Odd Granite City Tale
Stephen Penchoff a grocery clerk and dental student advertised for a wife to support him through college. He has letters from Ada Ross of Barnesville Georgia and Nellie Facele of Springfield Illinois, an 82 year old widow with money seeking marriage and a girl 12. He worries the Georgia widow may still come after money while the Springfield prospect is closer to his needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City
Ill
Stephen Penchoff
Dental Studet
Hee
Ada Ross
Barnesville
Nellie Facele
Springfield
Georgia
Walke Torpedo Boat Destroyer Launched Named for Admiral Walke
The Walke, 293 feet long and 742 tons, was launched at Kore River yards. Miss Mildred Walke Walter of Providence christened the ship, a grandson of Rear Admiral Henry Walke. The private ceremony drew family and friends, with the vessel's powerplant and armament described and Admiral Walke noted for his long service from 18 to 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Mildred Walke Walter
Providence
Walke
Quincy
Kore River
Henry Walke
R. Ff
Lst
Edwin E. Walter
Stephen Ames
Leroy Hatfield
Joseph H. Foster
Frank D. Livermore
Samuel Remington
Richard D. Knight
Howard Knight
Walter O
Curtis
Sterrett
Rockland
Farragut
Taylor
Lexington
Sacramento
Brooklyn
Lost cat grows fat after long hike near Plymouth
A white Syrian cat that vanished 20 weeks ago for Mrs. Lloyd Gould returned lean and tired, then fattened during a long hike. The cat, given by a Syrian family of cranberry pickers at Carver, was found on Mayflower Street after the owner moved back home.
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Plymouth
Navy
Lloyd ¢. Gould
Gould
Carver
Mayflower Street
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Belle
Stone
A. C. Stone
Franklin Street
IE & CO
Boston
Perina
THE
White Dental Parlors
Washington St
Opp
R. H. White
Ashington
Miss Walter
Gilchrist Company
New England
Gilchrist’s
Washington Street
Hhildren
Gilchrist
Gilchrist Growth
Royale
Etpo
New York
Burson
Union
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