Harold Bell Wright To Visit Navajo War Chiefs
Harold Bell Wright, famed novelist and evangelist, travels by horseback into the Navajo country of Southern Arizona to observe the people and landscapes that inspire his works. His forthcoming book A Son of his Father is cited as evidence of his deep bond with nature and its ethic. Wright seeks material and inspiration from the desert and its inhabitants as he journeys toward the Navajo lands.
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Pioneer Woman Internal Revenue Service Lawyer
Miss Annabel Matthews of Gainesville Georgia becomes the first woman to hold a post in the solicitor of internal revenue office in Washington She began work in the income tax division in 1914 attended Washington Law College evenings and was admitted to the bar in 1921.
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Gainesville
Solicitor of Internal Revenue
Washington
Washington Law College
Youthful Clerk Sues Marquis for Slander in Jewelry Theft Claim
Harold J. Brennan a Chicago grocery clerk sues the Marquis de Janelli widow of a former Italian ambassador to Japan for 1 million dollars alleging slander after she accused him of stealing jewelry at a party where she was present. The Marquis denies the suit.
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Chicago
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Japan
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