Americans Will Rebuild Belleau as Memorial in France
Belleau in France will be rebuilt by Americans as a memorial to main battle dead. An American committee led by Mrs James Carroll Fraser plans to inscribe the names of all who join the project in a book to be kept at Belleau Wood Memorial Association in the new village hall. The article lists American graves in Belleau Wood cemetery by state with numbers for each state.
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Washington
Belleau
Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry
Marne
White
Belleau Wood Cemetery
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Colorado
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Islands
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
West Virginia
Wyoming
Virginia
Wisconsin
State College outlines veterinary training to fit broader agriculture
State College conflicts a four year agricultural program with veterinary studies. Juniors and seniors can earn two years credit at a recognized veterinary college, completing two four year courses in six years. Dr. W C Reeder notes this prepares veterinarians for prevention as well as healing, with emphasis on animal husbandry. Copies of the bulletin are available from registrar E B Owen at State College station Raleigh.
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State College
W. C. Reeder
E. B. Owen
State College — Station
Raleigh
Change of program at the Orpheum tonight
The Orpheum presents the Bostonian Revue with What Happened to Willie a rapid fire farce. The show features vaudeville acts and six Mayflower chorus girls with own scenery and electric effects. Marie Walcamp stars in The Dragon's Net sixth episode, an adventure serial touring China Japan the Philippines and the United States.
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Orpheum
Willie
Marie Walcamp
Universal
Gold rush in Peace River district fades
Edmonton July 1 The Peace river gold rush has petered out says Inspector Hancock of the Alberta Provincial police based at Peace River. The rush was strong and enthusiastic while it lasted but little gold was found.
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Edmonton
Alta
Peace River District
Hancock
Alberta Provincial Police
Peace River
Soviet Near East Friendship Deepens Across Regions
Moscow officials display lavish hospitality with Turkish and Persian leaders in a display of revived ancient courtly pomp. Lenine’s government pursues a close alliance with the Near East, blending Bolshevik ideology with Eastern customs and presenting gifts to regional rulers.
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Riga
Latvia
Moscow
Russia
Lenine
Legation
Turkey
Persia
Cyrus
Venine
Near East
Interest in missions grows for Northern Baptist
Des Moines Iowa June 26 Interest in missionary education gained by leaps and bounds during 1920 6 W A Hill secretary of missionary education reported to the Northern Baptist convention here today This report highlights rapid growth in missionary education among Baptists in the northern region.
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Des Moines
W. A. Hill
Northern Baptist Convention
Reichs and Horroxes Take Ten Day Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs W G Reich with their little daughter Helen travel by car to Pennsylvania Rhode Island and New York for a ten day trip visiting noted sights and towns. The party includes Mr and Mrs H C Horrox.
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W. G. Reich
Helen
H. C. Horrox
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New York
Jackie Coogan and Georges Carpentier Spar in Training Quarters
The six year old Jackie Coogan and Georges Carpentier are seen training together at Carpentier's quarters. Coogan jokes about facing Carpentier on July 2 while both enjoy acting sparring partners and companionship ahead of Peck's Bad Boy release by Associated First National.
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Peck
Jackie Coogan
Georges Carpentier
Georges
Jackie
Dempsey
Monsieur Carpentier
Master Coogan
Associated First National
Josh Wise On The Fight
A column by Jack Raper surveys boxing chatter about Dempsey Carpentier and Willard. It notes public hype, opinions from Jess Willard and John D. Rockefeller, and references to Dempsey’s luxury car while urging focus on brains over glamour.
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Jack Raper
Josh Wise
Jess Willard
John D. Rockefeller
Attraction Dime Novels or Cigars Draw Suspicion
A reader recalls a past day at a Long Inland lawn fete where Carp forgot money yet still returned. The note contrasts the pull of dime novels and cigars with the behavior of the crowd described as heavy on their feet, implying social scrutiny of the attendees.
Dempsey Family Split Over Carpentier Bout Timing
In Atlantic City three Dempsey relatives differ on how long it will take Jack Dempsey to defeat Georges Carpentier at Jersey City on July 2. Johnny bets five rounds, Bernie three, and Timmins one to six, all insisting that Jack will win once he catches him.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Bernie
Johnny
Bill Timmins
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Jack
Timmins
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Philippines
India
Children’s World Crusade
American Baptist Publication Society
Kingan
Carpentier
Flo Ziegfeld
John J. Sullivan
Napoleon
Elks
Hoboken
The
Landis
Toledo
Charles M. Schwab
Oxfords
Davis Shoe Store
South Main ST
Kress
People’s House Furnishing Co
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