Governor Morrison to Open Farm Convention in Raleigh
Raleigh July 21 Governor Cameron Morrison will open the Farmers and Farm Women’s Convention with a noon address on August 1. The program features leaders G K McClure of the farmers federation John R Hutcheson Virginia extension director L R Pollock and more. Railroads offer reduced rates for the three day event and the state college provides free lodging and meals boosting expected attendance to record levels.
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Farmers and Farm Women's Convention
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G. K. McClure
Farmers Federation
Buncombe County
N. C
John R. Hutcheson
Virginia Agricultural Extension Service
American Farm Bureau Fderation
L. R. Pollock
Farm Bureau Federation
State College
Edilere
W. W. Shay
Red Cross Girls Promote New Montenegrin Style
In Cettinje Montenegro on June 19 the women of Montenegro, long in black mourning attire since 1389, begin adopting lighter American influenced dress after contact with American Red Cross volunteers. Centered on the capital boulevard, women appear in bright gowns, American hats and high-heeled shoes as national dress slowly shifts.
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Montenegro
American Red Cross
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Tourist train wreck injures five near Albany Georgia
Five passengers were injured when five coaches of the Southland limited tourist train from Chicago to Florida derailed at Adam Station north of Albany. The engine and first three cars stayed on track and pulled the baggage and mail cars back to Albany after a broken rail caused the derailment.
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Albani
Kerensky Memoir Promises Dethronement and Death Details
London July 20 The former Russian leader Alexander Kerensky says his forthcoming memoir will reveal the dethronement and death of Emperor Nichols. He explains plans to spirit the emperor abroad failed due to Britain. The work will trace the war start and empire collapse, justify Russia as ally mistakes, and blame both royalists and Bolsheviks plus army hostility for his overthrow.
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Kerensky
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Royatlists
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Woman pacifist may reveal imperial secrets
Countess Hetta Trauberg, a German pacifist interned for antiwar stance, has been expelled from Germany and is now in Vienna compiling a book. She reportedly possesses war letters between the Russian emperor, Emperor Wilhelm II, and Emperor Francis Joseph, plus archives from Vienna.
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Hetta Trauberg
Germany
Russia
Williams
Francis Joseph
Rev Dr John F Goucher Dies at 79 Founder of Goucher College
Baltimore July 20 The Rev Dr John F Goucher founder of Goucher College died yesterday at his country home near Vere aged 79 after a period of failing health He was a noted leader in the Methodist Episcopal church Surviving are his widow and three daughters.
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John F. Goucher
Goucher College
Vere
Methodist Episcopal Church
Diversity in Constantinople Reported by Observers
Observers claim Constantinople hosts representatives of every nation and tribe, with every language spoken in the city. The assertion highlights the metropolis as a cosmopolitan hub attracting diverse communities.
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