Wales Learns Africa No Place for Whites in Nigeria
G. Ward Price reports on the Prince of Wales Nigeria tour, noting West Africa’s deadly climate and malaria risk. The piece discusses white endurance, quinine reliance, and the enduring image of the coast as a lethal environment for Europeans, despite sanitation gains and growing commerce.
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Wales
Africa
G. Ward Price
Nigeria
Prines
Wear
Afrangeria
Lagos
Kunasi
Accra
Ant
Devil's Aland
Botany Bay
England
Sierra
West Asia
West Africa
Laveran
Ronald Ross
Freetown
Canaries
Buna
Panama Canal
Aena
West Coast
Brighton
Itag
Kuopetn Orgs Auling
Londen
Son of President Coolidge Visits Governor’s Daughter in New Haven
Hartford dispatch reports John Coolidge son of the president is guests of Governor Jonathan Trumbull of Connecticut at Plainville. He met Miss Jean Trumbull at the inauguration and will tour Yale University with her today. He planned to return to Amherst for commencement events tomorrow.
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New York
CAP
Hartford
New York Times
John Coolidge
Jonathan Trumbull
Connecticut
Plainville
Jean Trumbull
Amherst College
23 Seniors Fail Graduation At University Of Chicago
In Chicago on June 12 CAP news, Professor F J Carlson informed 23 senior medical students they failed the recent physiology exam and would not graduate. Many had bought caps gowns and invitations, and several protested lack of notice about the final exam.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
4. J. Carlson
Physiology
Profesor Cun
GIVES LIFE FOR SONS THEY DIE IN NEW YORK TENEMENT FIRE
Mrs James Bunny died early this morning trying to rescue her two young sons, aged one and two, from a five story tenement at 420 Ard Street. She was overcome passing the babies through a first story window to her husband. Burns, a car inspector, was hospitalized at Bellevue with burns.
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New York
James Bunny
Ard Street
Burns
Bellevue Hospital
State issues seven rules for hot weather
The weekly health bulletin of the State Department of Health lists seven rules to observe during hot weather. It urges keeping the mind off the weather, reducing energy expenditure, seeking shade and cool places, dressing comfortably, choosing the right foods, avoiding eating between meals and avoiding overly rich ice water. The bulletin advocates a moderate, well balanced life and ample rest.
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State Department of Health
Department
Big Bill Edwards Appointed Coach for New York Police
New York June 12 AP Bill Edwards longtime Princeton football tutor is named Proxy of New York police academy He will attend the 25th reunion of his class and seek ideas from Princeton President Hibben on running the academy Edwards plans to help shape the cadet program and training standards as he brings his coaching experience to law enforcement duties
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New York
Bill Edwards
Princeton Koya
Seach
New York Cova Tn
New Police Academy
Hibben
Princeton
Admits Slaying Wife Man Gets 20 Years
In Troy New York Saragan Santourian a plant foreman admitted killing his wife with an axe. He changed his plea to guilty in the second degree with prosecuting consent and received an indeterminate sentence not less than 20 years at Clinton Yrisop Dannemora. The couple’s children were present during the event.
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Troy
Saragan Santourian
Tral
Eces
Clinton
Electrification Advances on Norwalk Danbury Branch
New York June 12 Electrified service over the Danbury branch of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad between Norwalk and Danbury will begin within four to five days Tests on the 23 mile line will start at midnight tomorrow after completion of electrification and initial tests.
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New York
Danbury
New York, New Hayer and Hartford
Norwall
Sues hubby's parents as his love cools
Isabelle Anckner of Cowanda sues her husband Nicholas Anckner Sr.'s parents in Supreme Court Little Valley for alienation of affection. The Indian plaintiff and her sister Martha testified about the marriage to Nicholas Anckner Jr. and the father's anger at the perceived disgrace of carrying an Indian name.
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Little Valley
Isabelle Anckner
Cowanda
Nicholas Anckner Sr
Gorwanda
Supreme Court
Carlisle
Martha
Buffalo General Hospital
Yale Student Fined for Aviation Violation During Freshman Baseball Game
Thos B Sweeney Sr Yale junior from Washington DC admitted flying below 2000 feet and denied flying over the stands at Yale Field during the Yale Princeton Freshman game on May 23 He was fined 25 dollars plus costs for a technical Connecticut aviation law violation.
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Neww Havin
Yale Field
Thomas B. Sweeney
Yale
Washington, DC
Coats
Sargent Goes East to Receive New Degrees
Attorney General Sargent will travel to New England to receive Doctor of Laws degrees from Tufts on June 16 Middlebury June 16 Norwich June 18 and Dartmouth June 23 He will deliver the commencement address at Middlebury and then return to the state capital for duties thereafter
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Washington
Sargent
New Fingland
Tufts
Middlebury
Norwich
Darmouth
Tie
Fisher protests shots fired on motorboats
Detroit June 12 AP TV. C. TV. Fisher vice president of the Fisher Body Corp said he would protest to the federal prohibition office against indiscriminate firing on motorboats on the Detroit river. His party narrowly escaped injury when shot at several times by men alleged to be government prohibition patrol boat crew.
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Detroit
Fisher
Fisher Body Corporation
Federal Prohibition Office
Prohibition Patrol
Rum Running Tug Underwriter Freed by Judge Thoman
In New Haven Conn Judge Edwin G Thoman freed the steam screw tug Underwriter seized last December off Brock Island as a rum runner. The vessel had been held since then in federal custody under seizure and forfeiture actions filed by authorities.
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New Haven. Conn
Edwin G Thoman
United States District Court Today
Coaat Gilaraamen
Brock Island
Fifth annual Norwalk Police Fund dance draws crowd
The fifth annual dance for the Norwalk Police Fund Inc. was held at Rotbn Paint and drew a large crowd, highlighting community support for the department.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Police Fund Inc
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