Record enrollment to surge in New England colleges this fall
The Associated Press reports a largest enrollment trend across U S colleges this fall with registrations exceeding last year as unemployed workers seek schooling. Dartmouth Harvard Yale Brown Williams Tufts Bowdoin Middlebury Boston University Bates Mount Holyoke Smith Simmons and others show record or near record entering classes, limited by housing and facilities.
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Boston
Beach
Ges
Schoo
New England
Payson Smith
Massachusetts
Smith
Dartmouth College
Hrvard
Harvard
Yale
Brown University
Williams College
Tufts College
John A. Cousens
Bowdoin College
Middlebury College
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
School of Theology
C. D. Gray
Bates College
Bates
New Hampashire College
Rhode Island State College
Clark College
Mount Holyoke
Smith College
Simmons College
Umbrellas of Color Demand Grows in New York
In New York, bright umbrellas are rising in popularity with workers buying purple brown orange and blue options. Manufactures report demand is double four years ago as rainy days return color to crowded streets.
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New York
Bishop Gatlor Attacks Eighteenth Amendment in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City Utah on September 9 the Rt Rev Thomas F Gatlor Episcopal bishop of Tennessee criticized the 18th amendment as unpardonable and condemned political maneuvering over prohibition He said he avoids party politics while noting both sides used illegitimate tactics in shaping national policy and defended church efforts against liquor.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas F. Gatlor
Tennessee
Pacific
Episcopal Church
Gailor
League of Nations
Papal Passport Move Signals Easing Vatican Italy Ties
Rome reports Italy recognizes passports as a prerogative of the Holy See and Vatican officials now receive pontifical passports. The change, noted as small yet politically significant, follows a shift from prior needs to obtain Italian visas for Vatican diplomats.
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Rome
Italy
Holy See
Vatican
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Giornale D'i Italia
Married Women Only Gambling Rule Shocks Deauville Crowd
In Deauville France a young American woman was refused entry to the roulette room as too young until she returned with a wedding ring, proving marriage. A French visitor of similar age entered after presenting a ring. Officials say they cannot demand marriage papers and note rising demand for wedding rings amid notices of marriages.
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Deauville
France
Cerberus
Revolver duel over a baby shocks Lake Constance
Geneva reports a dramatic midnight confrontation at the Keller villa in Bregenz on Lake Constance. The divorced couple, the Keller parents, fought over their baby daughter with a revolver, the wife aided by a chauffeur, leaving with the child. The husband was seriously wounded in both arms.
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Geneva
Bregenz
Lake Constance
Keller
Keller Villa
Legion Seeks Relations With Canadian Veterans
In Ottawa Lemuel Bolles national adjutant of the American Legion conferred with R B Maxwell president of the Great War Veterans association of Canada to strengthen ties between the two groups. He carried a personal invitation for Gen Sir Arthur Currie and Maj Gen J H MacBrien to attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Lemuel Bolles
American Legion
Vessiny
R. B. Maxwell
Great War Veterans’ Association of Canada
Sir Arthur Currie
J. H. MacBrien
Kansas City
Richard Dix Fined for Reckless Driving in Santa Monica
Noted film actor Richard Dix was fined 150 dollars by a Santa Monica police judge for reckless driving. Dix told the court that while he stars in the film Not Guilty he guessed he was guilty this time and paid the fine.
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Richard Dix
Santa Monica
Cal
Dix
Project to Harness the Tide for Power
A $100,000,000 plan by American engineers seeks 13 miles of tidal barriers in Mont Saint-Michel Bay to generate about 6.06 billion kilowatt hours annually. France also advances a Finistere Coast tide hydro project as government studies proceed. Constance and Norma Talmadge join John Drew to lead Near East relief efforts, organizing a clothing drive for famine victims in the Near East.
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Paris
Bay
Mont Saint-Michel
Chamber of Commerce
Granville
Department of
Manche
Ministry of Public Works
Finistere
Constance
Norma Talmadge
National Theatrical Committee
John Drew
Near East Relief
Near East
Princess Win dischgraetz fined for defaming lawyer
Vienna dispatch reports Princess Win dischgraetz granddaughter of ex Emperor Francis Joseph was fined 30 000 crowns or five days in jail after calling a lawyer a blackguard in a defamation suit.
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Vienna
Windischgraetz
Francis Joseph
Dissolution of Royal Cafe Partnership
Notice of dissolution of the Royal Cafe partnership by mutual consent between Christ Polezos and Louis Ganelos. From August 31, 1921, Louis Ganelos will own and operate the business and incur all debts after that date. Polezos disclaims any post August 31 obligations. Louis Ganelos also agrees to assume all pre August 31 debts. Dated September 1, 1921.
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Christ Polezos
Louis Ganelos
Royal Cafe
Louis Ganelog
Louis Ganeloys
Sale of Guilford County land in High Point Township
Under the authority of a Greensboro Superior Court execution issued by the clerk, a public auction will be held at the courthouse door on September 19, 1921, at noon. The sale will satisfy a judgment against the defendants and cover the house at 205 Lee St as described, located in High Point Township, Guilford County, North Carolina.
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Superior Court
Guilford County
Court House
Greensboro
N. C
High Point Township
North Carolina
Lee St
Sale of partnership groceries and fixtures in High Point NC
In Guilford County Superior Court Judge James L. Webb appointed J. Allen Austin as receiver to sell the partnership property of M. J. Kivett and W. W. Jones. Auction of stock of groceries fixtures book accounts auto track and related assets will be held at 108 E Washington St High Point NC at 12 noon on Monday September 26 1921.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
M. J. Kivett
W. W. Jones
James L. Webb
Washington St
High Point
N. C
J. Allen Austin
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R. E. Jones
Wachovia Bank
Lee Overman
Y. F. Cecil
B. M. Care Enterprise
Dhtf
B. M
the Enterprise
M. B.”’ Care Enterprise
O. G. Allen
Jefferson Standard
U.S
U. S
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C. G. Allen
Jefferson Standard Man
Wade Rankin
Southern Harness Company
Cash
The
United States
J. W. Johnson
C. B. Overman
Flint Street
Essie Farlow
Postal
R. Terry
Civil Service
Continental Bidg
Washington, D. C
Purnell
R. W. McBroom
J. Strickland
W. M. Strickland
Maude Strickland
J. N. Campbell
Register of Deeds’ Office
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D. B. Stafford
Rhy J. ©. Wagner
Richards
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
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S. Main Street
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Pickett Cotton Mill
Elm Street School
Enterprise
Southern Cigar and Tobacco Company
City
Jackson
West Green Street
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R. R
Liberty Six
G. H. Kearns
Overland Road- Ster
Masons
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J. Burt Holder
Ting
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
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Southern Railway System
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R. H. Graham
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Hart Drug CO
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