Paddock the sprinter known for records and balance
Twenty years old athlete Charles W. Paddock, world 10 meter dash champion, recently broke 220 yard world record at Berkeley with 20.45 seconds. A USC senior in English, he trains under Dean Cromwell and champions both sport and literature, saying running is natural and not his ultimate goal.
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George Duncan and Abe Mitchell to Tour United States
George Duncan the British Open champion and Abe Mitchell, a top English pro, will sail July 2 for a US tour. Their itinerary centers in New York with participation in the United States Open at Chevy Chase on July 18. Duncan recently won the Open with 302 and the Daily Mail £580 event at 291. Mitchell was runner up in both.
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Daily Mail
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Walter Hagen
Is a Parlor Essential for Workingmen’s Homes in England
London officials debate whether a parlor belongs in working men’s houses as councils push factory town housing. Women members urge parlors for daughters to meet callers during courting, while opponents call the so called best room a tomb for waxed flowers.
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London board settles wartime naval collision disputes
Within weeks the last cases from wartime collisions between United States ships and British ministry vessels are settled. A London arbitration board, led by Butler Aspinall, confirms decisions with no appeal. The Washington tribunal has been disbanded as cases shift to London for final disposition.
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Washington
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Pennsylvania
Fisher withdraws from British Isles Davis Cup team
F M B Fisher, a renowned English tennis figure, declines nomination citing cliquish control of lawn tennis in Great Britain and urges merit based selection. A lawn tennis expert counters that selection among amateur players can be influenced by factors beyond on court ability. Business duties kept a promising younger player from international duties last year.
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F. M. B. Fisher
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Evening Standard
Fashion Demands by Frankfurter Back Simple Styles
Boston April 26 Professor Felix Frankfurter of Harvard warned the Consumers' League that feminine fashion whims raise clothing labor by about 50 percent. He urged women to adopt simple styles to cut waste and effort.
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Felix Frankfurter
Harvard University
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Rent Control Question Reaches Highest Court
Detroit News notes the rent control issue has been escalated to the supreme court, highlighting public understanding of the legal challenge's significance. The move underscores the stakes for tenants and property owners and the broader housing policy debate.
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Detroit News
Convis to Speak on Russia and Siberia at Red Path Chautauqua
Lecturer Lewis A. Convis will address Bolshevism in Russia and Siberia at the Red Path Chautauqua. He served in 1918 with the Polish Legion of Siberia and, through its collapse, gained firsthand insight into Slavic peoples and current Russia.
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America
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Greensboro Lawyer Delegation Seeks Judge Bynum Appointment
A group of Greensboro and High Point lawyers traveled to Washington to press for the appointment of Judge W. P. Bynum to the circuit court of appeals seat left vacant by Judge Jeter C. Pritchard. B. R. King leads the Guilford County bar, plans to meet Attorney General Daugherty, and has contacted Senators Simmons and Overman to set a committee meeting with President Harding. Endorsements from county associations and individuals bolster the push.
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Bynum
Conscientious objectors form German unity against war
In Berlin a union of conscientious objectors to war service in Germany claims more than 10,000 members pledging to resist arms production and funding of war. Howard H. Brinton from West Chester Pa reports a 400 strong audience and calls for spiritual awakening in universities amid anti war sentiment.
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Germany
Howard H. Brinton
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West Chester
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Berlin
German Union of Objectors To War Service
Brinton
England
Mummified Danish Woman Found Buried in Jutland Field
The mummified body of a woman who died 3,000 years ago was found buried in a field in Denmark’s Jutland district. National Museum workers unwrapped the coffin, which was the hollow trunk of an oak tree, and the body was wrapped in cow-hide. She appears to have been of rank, with a short jacket and petticoat, two belts on her wrists, and two bronze bracelets on her arms.
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National Museum
Chautauqua Tickets Now On Sale In High Point
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club reports successful sale of chautauqua tickets for a seven day event. Indications point to a week likely the most delightful in the city’s history with part of proceeds benefiting the local Business club.
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Confidential Classifieds Address to The Enterprise
The Enterprise notes ads are confidential and instructs readers not to inquire about who placed them but to address replies to the Enterprise so the appropriate party can respond.
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