NOW SHE'S MAN'S EQUAL
Special correspondent Jessie Henderson describes how Democratic National Convention preparation in New York relies on twenty five New York women police to direct female attendees and deter theft. She notes lavish provisioning, with blooms and banquets, and details meals at the Waldorf including tomato chowder on soda crackers and lobster thermidor as women and men anticipate the convention.
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American volunteers form new French army veterans group
Paris reports the creation of a new American war veterans association for volunteers who fought with the French army in World War I. It includes Foreign Legion callers, Lafayette Escadrille members, and others who enlisted in French regiments. James J. Bach of St. Louis was named first president with General Mangin as honorary president. over 400 Americans are eligible.
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Foreign Legion
Lafayette Escadrille
James J. Bach
St. Louis
American Passport Bureau
Atlanta official urges hanging of female murderers in courts
Special correspondent reports Fulton County Solicitor General John Boykin advocates the death penalty for female killers and outlines cases. He cites Cora Loukinson, Ida Hughes, Ollie Justiss, and Stella Abbott, noting commutations and life terms while emphasizing no sex-based mercy in deliberate murders.
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Old Goose-Step to Jazz Tunes
In Munich a parade celebrating the Bavarian Veterans Association fiftieth anniversary featured Germans in colonial blackface, marching to jazz and military tunes. About 265000 spectators watched as former colonial officers, their faces darkened, passed by Reichswehr and a royal balcony salute by Crown Prince Rupprecht and Wittelsbach members.
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Bavarian Veterans’ Association
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Christopher
Albrecht
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Sky Wizards Leave Greenwich Observatories for Surrey Hills
London June 21 The steady rise of modern life and factory noise drives the Greenwich Observatory to move. Sir Frank Dyson, the Royal Astronomer, says instruments must relocate to Abinger on the Surrey Hills ahead of electrification of the Greenwich railway. Founded 1675 by Charles II, the observatory opened 1676.
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London
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Abinger
Surrey Hills
Frank W. Dyson
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