Shipping Board plans New York Southampton liner link
British shipline circles watch US Shipping Board plan to run a regular passenger service from New York to Southampton via Cherbourg. It could trigger friendly rivalry with White Star and Cunard, aiming to improve landing facilities and push Southampton as a premier transatlantic port. Philip Runciman notes Leviathan likely to start July 1 on a Southampton Cherbourg New York run.
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Luther A. Huston
London
Mar
United States Shipping Board
New York
Southampton
Cherbourg
Shipping Board
White Star
Cunard
Southhampton
United States Lines
Plymouth
United States
Philip Runteman
Runciman, Ltd
Reading
British Energy
Leviathan
America
Runciman
England
London & Southwestern Railway Company
Hhot
Seting
United Sates
Runkman
Tokyo Ambassador Choosen by Harding in 1921
Washington March 2 The president selected a successor to Charles B Warren as ambassador to Tokyo and inquiries have been made with Japan about his acceptance. The White House announced the choice today.
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Washington
Charles B. Warren
Tokio
Harding
Ubia
Japan
White House
Feminist Leader Denies College Causes Spinsters
New York March 2. The Monday Topic Club of Orange New Jersey debated whether college training is an over ture to spinstership. Miss Doris Stevens, wife of Dudley Field Malone, argued education makes women more thoughtful and selective but not the sole cause of remaining single. economic pressure also shapes marriage prospects. She cited Oberlin graduate work with the Congressonal Union in 1916 and noted statistics showing more married than single graduates at women's colleges. Stevens urged changing the status of women and recognizing home making as a profession, advocating joint directorates at home and law recognition of such contracts. She warned that wage promotion and privacy issues affect marriage and stressed the value of college education despite patterns among graduates.
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Spingsterhood
Downmen's Colleges
Orange
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Dan Cupid
Doris Stevens
Dudley Field Malone
Miss Stevens
Oberlin
Congressonal Union
Colllege
Christianizing Society by Socializing Christianity
Dr M H Sums of New York addressed the sixth annual Council of Cities of the Episcopal church in Cleveland urging analysis of U S economic and industrial orders. He cites vast income inequality and calls for democracy in industry, cooperation over competition, and Christian social justice to reform society.
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M. H. Sums
New York City
Council of Cities of the
Eg Episcopal Church
Tony
Byrne
America
Stratford Form of Government Debate Reaches Senate
In Stratford the house rejected a bill for a city form of government. Proponents push amendments to the council charter to clarify duties and set a fixed term for a town manager. Senate action is expected next Wednesday as controversy over Stratford’s government continues.
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March
Hartford
Cny
City and Boroughs Committee
Fronse
Smith
Manchester
Helen TE. Lewis
Connie
Lewis
Charles H. Wheeler
Senate
House
Sarno
Mrs Mallory 18 Faces Lenglen In Tennis Setback
Mrs Mallory, 18, suffered a tough match as experts doubted her singles chances against Lenglen. The piece notes Mallory fighting to stay in contention, while Lenglen dominated the rally as doubles narrowed to a finagles contest.
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Mille
Lengren
Potopyuot
Ira Perand
Mallory
Afrs
Lenglen
Cyclone versus Twister Differences in Atmospheric Terms
The article explains that cyclone refers to large scale storms like hurricanes and typhoons, not tornadoes or twisters. It notes cyclones rotate counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise south of the equator, with winds converging toward the center and falling barometers.
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Eyclones
Equator
Bitter Lakes Near Albuquerque Echo Ancient Pueblos Lore
A fragmentary piece describes accursed waters twenty miles from Albuquerque. The ponds and lagoons were once fresh and fishful but became undrinkable due to witchly acts. One lake remains saline, supplying salt revered by Pueblo Indians. Salt Old Woman or Salt Mother is said to dwell there, with prayer plumes placed at its white margin.
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Fusblo
Rhera
Pueblos
Enormous Syracuse booze stock sparks waste fears
Bonded liquor warehouses in the Syracuse Internal Revenue District hold about 180000 gallons of whiskey gin and brandy valued near 2 million at bootleg prices plus 3500 gallons of wine worth about 20 on the bootleg market. The inventory notes wine and spirits will be used in coming months by religious groups, with whiskey totaling 118397 gallons in five warehouses.
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Syragush
Syracuse
Jesse W. Clark
Internal Revenue
Ralph W. Summings
Revenue Office
Washington
Hquor
Concord
Malaga
New Probe Sought in Death of Major Cronkhite
Washington March 2 A new inquiry into the death of Major Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis in 1918 was requested by Colonel Jennings C Wise counsel for Major General Adelbert Cronkhite. The request also seeks review of the forced retirement of the elder Cronkhite and confirmation of the ongoing War Department file tampering probe.
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Alexander Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
War Department
Adelbert Cronkhite
Jennings c
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Cronkhite
Weeks
Bethel
War Secretary
Bethelmend
Davis
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Army
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