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Walter Hines Page Honored as North Carolina Hero of World War Era
A North Carolina speaker extols Walter Hines Page and his brothers, detailing Page’s birth at Cary in 1865, education at Old Trinity Randolph-Macon Johns Hopkins, long journalism career, and 1913 18 ambassadorship to Britain. The tribute recalls Page defending Britain, his integrity, and the role his friendship with Woodrow Wilson played in shaping U S policy during World War I.
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R. Speaker
Page
North Carolina
Old Bethesda
Aberdeen
Frank Page
Henry A. Page
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Tinkham
Anti- Saloon League of
J. R. Page
Robert Page
Walter Hines Page
Cary
N. C
Old Trinity College
Randolph-Macon College
Virginia
Johns Hopkins University
New York Evening Post
Forum
Atlantic Monthly
World's Work
Court of St. James
Old Pines
Bethesda
Speaker
Gentelman
House
Ster Hines Page
United States
Congress
Austria
Mr. Tinkham
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Africa
Asia
Scotland
League of Nations
World Court
International Labor Office
Geneva
Great Britain
State Department
Foreign Office
Wilson
Hoover
Hull
Moore
Mr. Speaker
China
Colonel House
Atlanta
New York
New Jersey
Irwin Laughlin
London
Walter Page
England
Bion Butler
Southern Pines
Woodrow Wilson
Hell
Britain
Laughlin
America
Robert N. Page
Frank
Grosvenor Square
Bob
Pontius Pilate
Andy Carnegie
Truckle
Wieene
Kitty
Chad Loring
Boston
Maas
Frank Copeland Page
J. R. Page, Jr
R. A. Page
William F. Page
R. N. Page
Allison Page
Chateau-Thierry
Loring
American Congress
McLemore