Journalists Dominate French Funding Delegation Roles
Paris reports the French delegation to the United States includes many journalists and lawyers. Notables include Henry Berenger, Vincent Auriol, Marquis de Chambrun, Maurice Hokapowski, Louis Dausnet, Chapsal, Lucien Lamoureux, Joseph Simon, and others, all shaping finance and policy through journalism and law.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Fiinance
United States
Henry Berenger
Ure
Finance
Isr
Guadeloup
Buds Ad Maral
Senat
Paul Oupuyie
Petit. Patisien
Paber
Enparen
Vincent Auriol
Member of Deputies
Socialist Opinion
Socialist Party
Marquis de Chambrun
Maurice Hokapowski
Poincare
Louis Dausnet
Senate
Senator Chapsal
Ministry of Commerce
France
Lucien Lamoureux
Chamber of Deputies
West Virginia figures loom in Wise Political Memoir
A long Atlantic news digest recounts Mrs Jessica Lehman of Fairmont chosen to head the Whitin state orphan home at Elkins amid praise for her intellect Christian character and business ability A Washington dispatch covers the Robert A Loar wager saga with Fairmont ties including a barefoot 400 mile trek and a clash with his wife over the plan The piece also notes rising Paris living costs and a Belgian spiritualist cure tale as part of a broader international scene.
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Prairies
Lehman
Jessica Lehman
Fairmont
Whitin
Fairmont Ginian
Elkins
Elkin I
Washington
Robert A. Loar
Morgantown
New York
West Virgin
Loar
Gene Arnett
Oar
Air
Arnett
Davis
Capilldee
Lear
Elisbeth
N. 1
Enery
Mr. Loar
Nee - Px
Isador Tournan
Falcoz
Chassaing
Grinda
Wscoffier
Capstas
Reynaud
Pierre Fian
Oin
M. Genneck
M. Consneck
Lso
Paris
M. Conneck
M. Cowneck
Raleigh Hotel
Rockville Road
Fredericktown
Taleten
Lower
Spenehos
Tate
Contes
Deneperat
Vek
Rothwell Brown
Tenderfoot
John W. Davis
Biessings
Darefoot
Nereis
Portland Cregunign
Mallint
Elvetlom Dent
Nature
Billy
HI Billy
Crows Nest
West
Virginia
Hemroid external treatment touted by Dr Leonhardt
An advertisement claims a safe external remedy for piles named Hemroid developed by Dr. J. B. Leonhardt. It asserts internal treatment is necessary, warns against ointments or cutting, and promotes Hemroid as sold by drug firms with a money back guarantee from Sentti Bros. The text references a past trial of 1,600 cases.
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Poole
Leonhardt
Uros
Two Death Rates From Automobiles Stir Nations Wide Debate
A 1924 statistic review shows 17,400 American auto deaths, with rate similar in Canada and the UK, amid sessions at the National Safety Congress opening Sept 28. Speakers include Dr. Lublin, James, Brigid, and Lueck, on road design, traffic control, and license laws as Middletown expands campus construction with plans for a major university project.
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Cleveland
America
England
Wales
Scotland
New Verland
Canada
LT Lublin
Maw York
National Council
James
Dief
Washington, D. C
Standardizn
MO. Blaridge
Washington, D.C
Thorson
Five Police
Memphis
Tenn
I F. Rogers
Landing
Mich
H.W. Lueck
Chicago
Mina
Stacy
Hidden Treasure Hoard Discovered by Soviet Authorities
Soviet authorities report a hidden treasure hoard found in the former Russian Imperial residence in Leningrad. A wall safe, long sealed since the revolution, held gold and silver items and precious stones. The czar’s former valet is believed to be in Paris. A separate note mentions a death involving Aim, son of a Roman emperor, and London transport statistics in June.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Catholics Plan Greater Shrine in New Orleans
Thousands of devout Catholics plan a pilgrimage to the Shrine of St Ann in New Orleans to support a new, larger shrine at 48 Street and Rampart. A Vatican committee will report back to the pope before final action. The parishioners, over 4,000, cherish a relic of St Ann brought from Rome. Rev. Fathers Badeaux Gaffney and Hammerstein lead the effort as novenas attract thousands daily.
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New World
Old Tarn Eyes
New Orleans
Shrine of St. Ann
Vatican
St. Ann
Rome
O'Sullvan
Foreien
Francia Badeaux
Thomas Gaffney
Bernard Hammerstein
Hospital Rooftop Birds Reach Toward Northward Flight
In Attleboro Massachusetts Sept 31 a sad old woman cared for a hungry flock on a private hospital roof. Doctors say her efforts to feed the birds may have hastened a fatal accident. Miss Davis fell while feeding them and did not survive.
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Attleboro
Mim
Miss Davis
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Conn
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