King Albert's Race Promises Atlantic Yacht Challenge
Ocean race from Sandy Hook to Ostend with no time allowances, starting July 4 and about 3,300 miles. Entries include the Siesta skippered by Walter I Clayton and the Undaunted of Commodore Mayer, both testing seaworthiness, speed, and crew skill in a no-postpone, purely nautical contest.
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Hook
Ostend
Sandy Hook
Resolute
Shamrock IV
Atlantic
Francis R. Mayer
Atlantic Yacht Club
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne
Walter I. Clayton
St. John's College
Annapolis
Maine
Clayton
Mayer
Arthur Curtiss James
Commodore Robert E. Tod
Staten Island Shipbuilding Company
Theodore Wells
Commodore Tod
Theodore P. Burgess
Boston
Commodore Mayer
Undaunted
Kaiser
America
England
James Gordon Bennett
New York Yacht Club
Fleetwing
Franklin Osgood
Vesta
Pierre Lorillara
Commodore Bennett
Mr. Osgood
Henrietta
Atlantic Ocean
Pierre Lorillard
Brush
Needles
Isle of Wight
Bennett
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lizard
Cornwall
Park Lake
William Gardner
Commodore Wilson Marshall
Wee
Charlie Barr
Henry 8. Redmond
Fife
Capt
Lem Miller
Apache
Edmund D. Randolph
Reid
J. H. McDonald
Wilson Marshall
Gardner
Charles Barr
Endymion
George Lauder
Crane
Jim Loesch
Lewis Stimson
Burgess
Tom Bohlin
Hamburg
Watson
Edward Peters
Hildegarde
Edward R. Coleman
Chesborough
S. H. Marsters
Sunbeam
Lord Brassey
Wintringham
Robert E. Tod
Allison Y. Armour
Webb
J. H. Crawford
Earl of Crawford
Storey
Cauws
Commodore Marshall
Full Three Inches of Hem Spurs Neighbor Drama
At 3845 Lake Park avenue Mrs. Manning argues for a practical clothing detail with neighbor Mrs. Mortensen. A prowler rings the bell, Mrs. Manning and Mortensen defend with revolvers and weapons. Mr. James Smith, ex convict, is seized after a chase with detectives. jewelry is recovered. report notes the hem length quote.
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Lake Park Avenue
Frank Manning
Arnold C. Mortensen
Mr. Smith
McCarthy
Hogan
Flour Maker John Kraft Retires After 46 Years Of Milled Records
John Kraft, veteran head miller born in Germany in 1852, retires after 46 years at the Minneapolis plant. Engineers estimate he produced 138,000,000 barrels of flour, a figure that would feed about 115 million people for a year and stretch barrels end to end around the world three times. Kraft supervised three mills, witnessed major milling revolutions, and helped Minneapolis grow into a world famous flour hub.
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Inneapolis
John Kraft
Kraft
United States
Minneapolis
Schietzau
Germany
Public footwiper departs after six years as editor
Marion Star editor W Johnson announces retirement after six years in the role and a contentious mayoral reelection. He reflects on public scrutiny, listing complaints from citizens over sewers streets trees dogs hogs babies and other local issues while praising the town for voting him out and bidding him farewell with a celebratory editorial refrain.
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Arion
S. C.—Palmer
W. Johnson
Romance of Greenwich Village Life Marrying $100 Million Heiress
Robert Menzies McAlmon, a Greenwich Village poet and editor living on $3 a week, marries Annie Winifred Ellerman, heiress daughter of Sir John Ellerman. They sail to England for a brief wedding trip before planning a return to America.
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Robert Menzies McAlmon
Annie Winifred Ellerman
England
Bob” McAlmon
West Fifteenth Street
McAlmon
Greenwich Village
Contact
Poetry Magazine
Chicago
Ellerman
Forthwith
White Star Line
Lve
California
Western University
Air Service
Sir John Ellerman
Winifred Bryder
Devel
Macmillan Company
Development
America
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