American commission outlines plans for France military cemeteries
Charles S. Pierce leads a commission arriving to beautify four permanent American military cemeteries in France. Graves will be treated equally with space for religious emblems, no special monuments, and funds estimated from $1,000,000 initial to about $3.3 million. Removal ends by October, with full development and a later permanent U S cemetery in London to follow.
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Charles S. Pierce
Colonel Pierce
Congress
Secretary of War
United States Army
London
American soldiers honored in marking ceremony
A public marking ceremony honors American soldiers for their service. Community leaders and veterans attend as a local tribute recognizing sacrifices made in defense of the nation.
Fragmented OCR Note Mentions Uniform Head Stones
The readable text references uniforms head stones and top of these relations. The fragmentary lines suggest a note about memorial markers or battlefield monuments with unspecified details.
Confessions of a Bride Chapter 25 Heist Clues Point to Taxi Chauffeur
In a tense confession filled scene Jane and family discuss the jewel theft from the royal cache. The thief slipped in during a battle, with suspicions falling on the taxi chauffeur as an inside job and possible links to an international gang. The group contemplates moving to the big house for safety, with the case unresolved.
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Fellows
Lassoing Mountain Lions in Chicago and Westward
Chicago wall paper dealer Stanley H. Graham promotes lassoing mountain lions as a cure for spring fret. He recalls a hunting trip in Sonora Mexico where his pack tracked a lion for three days and nights. The jaguar and mountain lion tally included fourteen jaguars and eight mountain lions with two bloodhounds named Rat and Fox valued at ten thousand dollars.
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Sonora
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Soldier Thrice Divorced Says He Has Four Wives
Chicago April 26 Private Albert Adams twenty two stationed at Fort Sheridan claims the title of most married soldier in the country. He states he was divorced from three wives in the last month and his fourth wife is going for him.
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Cocaine Found Hidden in Ship Bunkers in New Orleans
Customs inspectors uncovered cocaine valued at 35 000 in the coal bunkers of the steam ship West Totant docking in New Orleans. Forty nine bottles containing the drugs were recovered after coal was shoveled away, amid other notes of divorce and alimony discussions.
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New Orleans
Greenville delegates optimistic on 1923 Bankhead Good Roads meet
Forty Greenville delegates who attended Greensboro sessions of the Bankhead Highway Association and United States Good Roads Association say Greenville has paved the way to success for the 1923 meeting. The 1922 convention was won by Phoenix Arizona, but Greenville remains confident for next year.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Bankhead Highway Association
United States Good Roads Association
Greensboro
N. C
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