Captives to be freed after final bandit negotiations
Twelve foreign captives held by Shantung bandits on Paotzuku Mountain near Taoschwang are in final negotiations for release, with all expected free within a week. Re-enlistment for bandits will occur as rifles or revolvers are turned in, and relief efforts report improved morale among prisoners as they wait for freedom.
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Tsaochwang
Shantung
Paotzuku Mountain
William Lenfers
Lincheng
Pope Pius
G. D. Mussol
Shanghai
Musso
Robert A. Allen
United States Army Medical Corps
Manila
W. Smith
Manchester
England
Major Allen
Tientsin
Smith
Peking
Paotzuku Temple
Cincinnati Golf Club votes to merge with Cincinnati Country Club
In an 201 to 8 vote, Cincinnati Golf Club members approve merging with adjacent Cincinnati Country Club on Grandin Road. A merger committee will meet to finalize terms and decide on a golf course site between Indian Hill and Mt. Washington, with Indian Hill likely chosen.
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Country Club
Indian Hill Grounds
Cincinnati Country Club
Grandin Road
Robert Burton
Golf Club
Burton
A. Clifford Shinkle
W. W. Freeman
John Omwake
Queen City Club
The
Indian Hill
Terrace Park
Mt. Washington
Camargo Realty Company
Golf Lub
Edwin A. Irwin
Omwake
Pocahontas Tomb Excavation Sparks British Protests
Investigator Edward Page Gaston leads a dig in Gravesend seeking Pocahontas remains amid hostile crowds and threats, with skeletal finds checked by British experts. New York’s F A DePilis asserts Pocahontas’ bones lie in Gravesend and hopes they can be identified and returned to America.
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Associated Press
Gravesend
England
Lord Carnarvon
Howard Carter
Tutenkhamun
Pocahontas
Thames
Edward Page Gaston
Chicago
John Smith
Gaston
Carnarvon
Home Office
W. P.g Pyecraft
Department of Osteological Collectioums
British Museum
Sir Arthur Keith
Royal College of Surgeons
Home Secretary
St. George’s
E. Lionel Gedge
New Yorker
New York
F. A. DePilis
Princess’ Home
Virginia
DePilis
America
Girl Aviator Sails for Paris to Constantinople Flight
Miss Yvonne Mollat a nineteen year old aviatrix sails on the Rochambeau to attempt a nonstop Paris to Constantinople flight next August. Daughter of a New York restaurateur she has trained two years at Mineola L I.
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Yvonne Molat
Paris
Constantinople
Miss Mollat
Mineola
LMI
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