French World War Hero Seeks Humble Life for Love
In Ork on November 3 a French officer, Jean Datey, son of General Joe, declines wealth to win an American lover. He vows to work hard, starting as a bootblack, to prove himself and earn her affection after meeting during World War I. Brig. Gen. H J Reilly recalls meeting Datey in France and valuing his war record.
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ORK
Fortate
Acania
Jean Datey
Joe
Marshal Foch
Spaltimore Relc
Europe
Joan
Sagnew
Azpetica
H. J. Reilly
Army and Navy
Dutey
France
Alexander Martin remembered in High Point tribute
The D A R adopted resolutions and held a session with a dedicated ceremony November 1922. A bronze inscription honors Alexander Martin Governor of North Carolina and revolutionary patriot. Patrick M Douglas spoke, and Mrs. Pickens reading traced Martin’s family line amid a postevent reception at the home of Mrs. Martin Douglas.
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Alexander Martin
North Carolina
Faders Assembly
United States
High Point
Ay Millis
Alexander Darvin
Martin F. Douglas
Pickens
Hev
Untitled collage of names and phrases from a chaotic page
A fragmented OCR collage with scattered names, phrases, and local references. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge. content appears as garbled quotes and stray lines about people, wages, education, and social topics without a readable narrative.
Roosevelt tree torn from earth at Montgomery
The Roosevelt memorial tree planted on Alabama's capitol lawn by Montgomery Boy Scouts last Friday vanished overnight. Officials lack identities of suspects as a note left at the scene referenced “The Daughters of the Confederacy” and war mothers, hinting at motive.
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Capitol
Montgomery
Oontgomery
Ala
Alabama
Daughters of the Confederacy
Memorial to Roosevelt Sparks Capitol Grounds Debate
In the south Daughters of the Confederacy and allied groups argued the Roosevelt memorial should not stand on Capitol grounds within earshot of Davis’s Confederate presidency site. They called the monument improper for the historic yard in Washington.
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South
Capitol Yard
Washington
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Roosevelt
Capitol
Davis
Judge Gary to Testify on Steel Prices Before Trade Commission
New York November 3 Judge E H Gary chairman of the United States Steel Corporation was scheduled to testify today before the federal trade commission investigating steel prices Cary will appear before the commission on Monday
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New York
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Feledral Trade Commission
Jotce Cary
Naval War College Names New President in Newport
Rear Admiral C. S. Williams has taken the presidency of the Naval War College in Newport, succeeding the retirement of Rear Admiral William S. Sims, marking a leadership transition at the institution.
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Newport, &. J
C. S. Williams
Naval War College
Willian
Sims
Superintendent faces probable blindness after acid drum explosion
May Lose DAMAGE Philip Schadenhauser, superintendent of a local plant, sustained burns when gases in a drum containing sulphuric acid exploded. He was removing the drum head at the time of the blast and may lose his eyesight.
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Parkersburg
Philip Schadenhauser
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Har- Vora
ApecmiWissay
Kate
Hahnah Eldred
Hannah
Harvey
Sulenna
Berlin
Eleanor W. Sawyer
Tosca
Miss Sawyer
Royal Opera
Trade Board
Gary
War College
High Point Grocery Coo
Libby, McNeil & Libby
Phil
Pullmans
Miller’s
Carolina Baking Company
Fifth Avenue
Beon
Fifth Avenue Shop
South Main Street
High Point, N.C
New Dyer
South Matin St
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