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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

2

Dramatic Art Prize Winner Star Emerges in Paris

Mile. Anderson has just won first prize at the Conservatory of Dramatic Art in Paris and aims to become a leading French drama star. She is pictured in Jeanne d Arc costume from the feast of the French saint in Paris. An American heritage marks her background.

Mile. Anderson Conservatory of Dramatic Art Paris Jeanne d’Arc Mule Anderson

Brave Father Lenfery Missionary to Free Captives in China

Father William Lenfery, an American missionary, risked his life attempting to secure the release of Americans and Europeans held by bandits in China. He undertook dangerous efforts amid the hostage crisis, highlighting individual courage in a perilous situation.

William Lenfery China

Ford Independent Ticket May Force House Elector Compromise

News analysis notes Henry Ford’s alleged plan to run as an independent with electors in every state. It explains a Ford ticket could split the electoral vote, sending the 1924 election to the House, where state delegations vote to choose a president amid possible deadlock and party realignments.

Cuno France China Ford House of Representatives Henry Ford Inry Ford House

British Bankers and Turkish Concession Stir International Trade

Reports from Lausanne detail a $10 million London backed concession led by Rustem Bey and Sherif Bey aimed at controlling Turkish trade with Turkey and Britain. The Urquhart group, dominating Anatolia railway control and core London banks, signals broad future operations once peace signs. The World Court at The Hague opened with three cases on Finland Russia autonomy, German expulsions from Poland, and Kiel canal dispute involving a British ship. In China, Li Yuan-hung is displaced. Premier Chang urged to resume duties amid five-ministry governance. 2000 ex-captives to join the army under a compromise. Foreign ships to the U.S. now limited to medicinal liquor, provoking Washington controversy.

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