Lloyd George for Hurt Own Chances
London reports that John Zore, defeated Liberal candidate in the last election, remains a staunch Lloyd George critic but now aligns with him as Lloyd George has returned to the Liberal fold. Zore says he will fight for the division alongside the Liberal candidate, declaring the issue his own battle.
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London
John Zore
Zore
East Lewisham
Hig
Lloyd Geese
Gore
Lloyd George
Zoro
Japan Quake Theory Blames Kitchen Refuse For Earthquake
Paris reports a French Academy of Sciences member, Adrien Guebhard, offers a theory that Japan's quake resulted from the accumulation of kitchen refuse on the earth's surface. He argues rapid growth of Tokio and Yokohama led to crust saturation, with a large garbage dump triggering the seismic event.
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Paris
Japan
Adrien Guebhard
French Academy of Sciences
Tokio
Yokohama
M. Guebhard
MM. Guebahrd
Officiel
Good Samaritan Repaid by Theft in Atlanta
A Jackson County man W H Tolbert was jailed for intoxication after a good Samaritan John A Webb posted $8 to cover a $6 fine. Webb later woke to find Tolbert’s $38 taken from his bankroll, leaving Webb bereft of funds and faith.
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Atlanta
Tolbert
Webb
Jackson County
Ancient quern is key to 'shell man'
Dr. I Walter Fewkes of the Bureau of American Ethnology reports a shell man milling stone quern found along the Gulf Coast. He says the shell man was among the first North American inhabitants. Further discoveries from his southern trip will go to the Smithsonian and Saikhao-Man Institution for study.
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Fewkes
Saikhao- Man Institution
Jolly grave digger sings at his work
London dispatch reports David Evans of Godregraig Swansea Valley a grave digger aged over seventy begins his own grave though he says he does not expect to die soon. Also note Vienna plans for an Esperanto play Indigenia try to be staged for the Sixteenth Trisprante Congress with Dr Zainenh f translating and Austrian actors studying roles.
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London
Dbe
David Evans
Godregraig
Swansea Valley
Indigenia
Vienna
Zainenh F
Ueripides
Dresden
Novel accord in wage strike at Antwerp diamonds
A strike in the diamond industry ends with a novel agreement linking pay to the diamond market. Workers will gain about five percent above the basic weekly wage when the market rises and lose the same percentage when it slumps.
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Antwerp
Piedmont Fox Hounds Hunt Through Virginia Blue Ridge Country
A Washington Star feature from Upperville recounts the Piedmont Fox Hounds of Virginia in a morning hunt. M F H guides riders and hounds along stone fences and open fields as Reynard the fox leads a dramatic chase toward the Blue Ridge, with riders and guests from Kentucky and Virginia amid social and horse circles. The fox falters at a briar field and a garden fence, then is caught after a frantic pursuit, followed by a substantial hunt breakfast back at Welbourne.
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Virginia
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Loudoun
James Marshall Plagkitt
Washington Star
Upperville
America
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Malice Renard
England
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Bull Run Range
Fivethirty
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Piedmont
Uncle Sam
Pot House Road
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Reynard
Blue Ridge
Aerosa
Ufe
Miss Gatewood
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Maltre Reynard
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