Summer School At State College Opens June 14
The summer session at State College runs June 14 to July 27 with strong early demand. Director W A Withers reports applications on May 7 exceed any previous year by 243. Dormitories for women are 1911, South Fourth and New. men in Watauga hall. New and remodeled facilities boost capacity. Col Olds will again lead sight-seeing trips. A millinery course by Mrs Kasberger is added with hands on hat building.
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State College
W. A. Withers
North Carolina
South
Watauga Hall
Pullen Hall
Fred A. Olds
Col. Olds
Raleigh
Hugh Morson
Tda Lee Mosser
Raleigh High School
Prof. Morson
Miss Mosser
Kasberger
Cattle Company Eyes Coast Lands in Guatemala
American investors back a plan to buy 17,000 acres near Puerto Barrios for a timber and cattle project. The venture envisages harvesting mahogany then clearing land for cattle, touting Guatemala's stable government and growing regional cattle trade as justification. President Herrera promotes agriculture while the country seeks stability amid past revolts.
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Guatemala
Guatemmalan
Puerto Barrios
Honduras
Mexico
Presidentierrera
Aia Abe
Wrestler Kills Man During Home Grapple
Louis Ardouin of the Olympic club, runner-up in the National A. L. U. heavyweight class, killed William S. Anderson with a wrestling hold after finding him rifling a bureau drawer at Ardouin’s San Francisco home. Ardouin detained Anderson for five minutes until help arrived.
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San Francisco
Louis Ardouin
Olympic Club
A. Alu
William S. Anderson
Ardouin
Anderson
Boy Overcomes Dam Plunge Still Unscathed
Lawrence Harriman eight from Ashland New Hampshire fell from an eighteen foot dam while fishing. He landed in water and reached shore unaided. A passerby pulled him out. he sustained only a minor knee cut and returned to activities.
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Manchester
N. A
Lawrence Harriman
Ashland
N. H
Women of Vilna Fight the League
Vilna's Polish women oppose the League of Nations over the Vilna district. They fought Bolshevik troops last summer and vow to resist an international army during a potential plebiscite. General Zeligowski's Polish forces control Vilna with 20,000 troops as talks on Central Lithuania proceed.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
League
Lucien Zeigowski
Poland
Lithonia
League of Mations
Centerus Lithuania
Commission
Chardigny
Kovna
Republic of Lithuania
Centrol
Lithuania
Ialso
Moscow
Zeligowski
Linney Named U S Attorney for Western North Carolina
President Harding nominated Frank A. Linney to be United States Attorney for the western district of North Carolina. Other appointments include William W. Hoppin as assistant attorney general in charge of Customs cases, John J. Tigert as commissioner of education, and William Lamb as solicitor of the Department of Commerce.
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Washington
Frank A. Linney
Harding
United States
North Carolina
William W. Hoppin
New York
John J. Tigert
Kentucky
Education
Willimndn. Lamb
Tlinois
Department of Commerce
Woman Turns Gun On Husband Child In Memphis Shooting
Daniel Grace, a seed merchant, his wife, and their four year old child were wounded in a Memphis home shooting on May 12. The wife is dead and Grace and the child were hospitalized likely mortally wounded. The woman allegedly fired at her husband and child then killed herself.
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Memphis
Tenn
Daniel Grace
Grace
Hersely
Southern Directors Declare No Divvy At Meeting
New York May 12 Directors of the Southern Railway company at the semi annual meeting took no action on the semi annual dividend of two and a half per cent on preferred stock due at this time. Officials offered no explanation.
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New York
Southern Raihway Company
Bulldog Fights Bull Saves Farmer in Kentucky
In Bowling Green Kentucky on May 12 Prank Wright an 86 year old farmer was attacked by a bull. His pet bulldog clamped the bull by the nose and held on until the farmer slipped through a fence to safety.
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Bulldog
Bowling Green
Prank Wright
Farmer
Child's Interest Early Keys to Success Says Edison
A Thomas A Edison quotation warns that lack of interest before age 17 dooms future potential. The remark emphasizes early enthusiasm as essential to achievement and self development.
Queen Olga jewels smuggling probe in New York
New York customs investigate an alleged plan to sell Dowager Queen Olga of Greece jewels in the United States. A diamond and emerald breccia piece is held as authorities weigh the claim that Anatol Cambourine, a Russian nobleman posing as an electrician, carried the items aboard the King Alexander from Athens and planned to dispose of them in America.
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New York
Olga
Greece
Constantine
Anerca
Albert C. Korkinson
Brooklyn
United States
Anatol J. Cambouhine
Athens
Michael Garshin
America
King Alexander
Cambonhine
Europe
Secretaries Sentence In Ambrose Small Theft Case
John Dougherty was convicted of stealing 105000 in Victory bonds from Ambrose Small, the missing theatre figure. He received a five year sentence in the provincial pen itentiary. Crown officials indicated they may drop the kidnapping conspiracy charge for now.
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Toronto
John Doughty
Ambrose Small
Doughty
Small
Louisville Man Gains 23 Pounds on Tonian Taniae
Michel McCrone of Louisville Kentucky credits Taniae with dramatic health improvements after five years of stomach trouble and catarrh. He reports gaining 23 pounds, better sleep, cleared head, no indigestion, and restored strength after completing the course.
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Michel McCrone
South Clay Street
Louisville
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