Princeton Theological Seminary graduates hear Stevenson sermon
Dr. Joseph Ross Stevenson of Princeton Theological Seminary condemns Ambassador Harvey’s war ideals in the Trinity finals sermon drawing loud applause. Alumni and alumnae dinners fill the day with addresses by leaders, followed by the cornerstone ceremony for Southgate Memorial Building in Durham.
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Craven Memorial Hall
Joseph Ross Stevenson
Princeton Thelogical Seminary
Trinity
Ambassador Harvey
United States
Stevenson
Angier Duke Gymnasium
J. A. Long
Alumni Association
Darlington
W. P. Few
Jos. G. Brown
Board of Trustees
H. M. North
F. A. Linney
Washington
North Carolina
J. H. Lepark
Gastonia
Linney
West Duke Building
Sallie L. Beavers
Penelope MebDuilie
Converse College
New Southgate Memorial
Aew
Fannie Carr Bivens
American tourist in Rome loses boastful race to a cab driver
In Rome a visiting American boasted he could see the city in a day. The cab driver counters by noting St Peter's took 50 years, while others like St John Lateran could be built in a year or six months. They pass new Italian law courts the driver says were not there last night.
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St. Peter’s
America
St. John Lateran
Amer
Swiss Doctor Walks 35000 Miles Across the World
Dr Massimo Armando Leuret a 36 year old Swiss physician arrived in Milan after a barefoot trek totaling 35000 miles. He began January 1 1914 and spent about 40000 dollars touring Europe Asia the Americas and Africa by foot. He crossed Germany Poland Russia Siberia China Japan Canada and the United States before resuming travels to Italy and Africa.
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Massimo Armando Leuret
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Poland
Russia
Siberia
China
Japan
Pacific
America
North
South America
New York
Canada
United States
Italy
Africa
Smuggling Ring Suspected From Barcelona Ports
Havana customs inspectors seized valuable contraband opium shipments and found drugs in passenger baggage from Barcelona. A warehouse seizure valued about 250000 dollars suggests a strong smuggling organization operating through the Spanish port.
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Havana
Cuba
Barcelona
Sweden Doubles Tax on Luxury Goods Across Chambers
Sweden’s parliament agreed to double or triple import duties on luxury items such as gold and silver products platinum spices fruits silk goods plumes fans jewelry oysters hops and flower bulbs. The lower house refused to raise duties on watches.
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Sweden
Stockholm
More Nilsons for Carnegie Schools
New York reports an added 17.462 million dollar gift from the Carnegie Corporation of New York to the Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh and the Carnegie Institute of Technology. The donation requires 4.2 million dollars in external matching funds, boosting endowment to about 21.662 million dollars. The two Pittsburgh institutes, once endowed by Andrew Carnegie, aim to expand technical education and attract nationwide students including those in modest means.
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Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Pittsburgh
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Carnegie Institutes
Carnegie
Carnegie Corporation
Tolstoi predicts collapse of Bolshevism in Russia
Count Elias Tolstoi, descendant of the writer, arrives from the Bolsheviks and recalls fleeing Moscow in 1918 after a death decree. He fought with Kolchak’s forces, nursed in an American hospital, and says Bolshevik control will end by demobilization or starvation as rationing drops to a quarter loaf and a fragment of sausage.
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Rome
Elias Tolstoi
Moscow
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Catherine
Tatiana
Tolstoi
Russia
Bolshevists a Post in London
The British home office seeks the source of Bolshevik propaganda with raids by Scotland Yard on alleged meeting places and offices in London and Scotland. Detectives found a casket with ashes claimed to be Rosa Luxemburg's, linking to the era of Red Rosa and Karl Liebknecht.
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London
British
Home Office
Daily Sketch
Scotland
Scotland Yard
Rosa Luxemburg
Rosa
Karl Liebknecht
Halibut Fishermen Pay Bills Before Pacific Trips
The halibut fishermen of the Pacific pay all their bills before starting on a fishing trip.
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Pacific
Fur Pelts Sold at Royal Greenland Auction in Copenhagen
The Royal Greenland fur sale in Copenhagen reported 2103 brave fox pelts 1661 white fox pelts and 258 polar bear skins sold. Blue fox prices averaged 30 percent higher than last year while white fox prices fell 20 percent and bear skins by 50 percent. Several skins were bought for America via Danish and German middlemen.
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Copenhagen
Royal Greenland
America
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