Maryland Battleship Maryland Off On Trial At Newport News
The U S S Maryland, the Navy s most powerful electrically propelled battleship, left Newport News for builders sea trials with GE observers aboard. The 624 foot vessel weighs 32 000 tons, launches occurred March 20 1920, and she mounts eight 16 inch guns in four turrets powered by a 28 000 horsepower propulsion system.
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U. S
California
San Francisco
U. S. New Mexico
Tennessee
Dartmouth Confers Eight Honorary Degrees at Commencement
Hanover June 2 Eight honorary degrees were conferred at Dartmouth college commencement. The class numbered over 350. Recipients included Thomas E Finegan Harrisburg PA superintendent of public instruction Arthur Lord Plymouth MA member of the Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission Dilery Sedgewick Boston editor of the Atlantic Monthly Henry Paul Talnot Cambridge MA dean elect of the Mass Institute of Technology Julius Howland Barnes Duluth MN William Willard Flint Genesee Park MD Benjamin Greer Chicago railroad executive William Atwood Lancaster Minneapolis MN
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Duluth
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St. Paul's School
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Chicago
William Atwood Lancaster
Minneapolis
Stole $14,000 to become violinist in New York
June 21 news in New York reports Rinaldo Sidoli a 20 year old clerk charged with stealing $14,000 in bonds from National Park Bank. Investigators say he forged ledgers to fund a dream career as a violinist buying two violins for 1700 and studying with a renowned NY teacher. He debuted before two critics and a detective as his fortune dwindled. officials say he confessed.
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Yale President Honored by Princeton Ceremony
Princeton Connecticut June 1 degrees of dollar of lawa were con ferred at Princeton commencement today upon Roland Morrin former United States ambassador to Japan and to Dr Samuel T Angell president of Yale University philosopher G Asfarae former vice president of the American Architecture league and secretary of the American Academy in Rome was given the degree of master of fine arts and Rev Joan Kelman pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presby tering church Newark that of Anctor af aleinity
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American Academy In Rome
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Newark
Gesmine wholesale price cut announced in New York
Prion Waymaced New York reports that the wholesale price of gesmine has been reduced by half a cent to twenty tour cents per gallon.
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