Duke’s Mixture: Duke Weds 22-Year-Old Bride in DC
Brodie L. Duke, 62, and Miss Mylania Roschelle obtained a license to marry in Washington. The Duke tobacco family heir, previously reported near death, wed in a ceremony noting their Durham, South Carolina residence.
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Washington, D. C
Brodie L. Duke
Mylania Roschelle
Duke
Durham
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English Adopted in China Schools
Pekin June 13 England and America gain advantage over Germany as the board of education approves making English the official language in all provincial scientific and technical high schools, shaping future commerce and prestige.
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China
Pekin
England
America
Germany
Board of Education
Swimming Test Draws 109 for Tank Challenge Buttons
At the Y M C A the second of Geo Corsan s swimming exhibitions showcased instruction on resuscitation and towing. Forty nine students completed the pool length while Sydney Burroughs demonstrated diving. The event awarded buttons to 35 swimmers who completed the full 49 foot test and a week long program summary lists 535 in class with 109 testing the full length and receiving buttons.
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Geo. Corsan
Y. Tank
Prof. Corsan
Sydney Burroughs
Corean
Earl Olson
Mr. Corson
Clifford Johnson
Walter Baum
Geo. Baum
Clifford Turner
Wilfred Figgie
Herbert Hall
Walter Ahlstrom
Victor Casperson
Lester Bangsberg
Harold Hallnagel
Gunnar Gun
Ralph Moe
Ray Gosnell
Louis Ahrens
Tom Dickens
Harry Viner
Fred Pappenfuss
Leslie Flint
Roy Stark
Arthur Kinstad
Egyptian nationalist's appeal rejected in premier murder case
The court of cassation in Cairo on June 13 upheld the death sentence of T. Ibraham Wardani for the murder of Premier Boutros Pasha. The case influenced Col. Roosevelt's Cairo speech condemning nationalism and Churchill's London Guild Hall remarks on Britain's rule in Egypt.
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Cairo
Egypt
Court of Cassation
T. Ibraham Wardani
Boutros Pasha
Col. Roosevelt
England
Guild Hall
London
Girls End Gym Course Exhibition at High School
The girls' gymnasium class closed the first half year of compulsory training with an exhibition last Saturday night. Invitations were issued for the event, and the girls demonstrated substantial progress under Miss Jonas's direction.
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Miss Jonas
Outcasts Buy Pitcher Prater From Winona Club
Manager Joe Safford yesterday purchased pitcher Cy Prater from the Winona club. Killian announced Prater was not fast enough for the Pirates aggregation. A reader remarks on recalling geography facts from study.
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Prater
Joe Safford
Cy” Prater
Winona
Killian
Pirate
Devine Sees Strong Progressive Republican Momentum
Former Governor J M Devine, visiting Grand Forks North Dakota, expresses confidence in a broad victory for the progressive Republican ticket in the June 29 primary. He says insurgent support has grown in the last two years and that most nominees are likely to be nominated, with some doubt in a few cases.
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Grand Forks
N. D
J. M. Devine
North Dakota
Devine
Mrs Jeannette Stewart Ford Examined by Sanity Experts
Mrs Jeannette Stewart Ford, key figure in the Warriner embezzlement case involving $643,000, was examined by sanity experts at Cincinnati Hospital. The hearing resumed with Ford appearing more rational and composed than in recent days.
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Cincinnati
Jeannette” Stewart-Ford
Charles L. Warriner
Big Four Railroad
Cincinnati Hospital
Ford
Weise Desires To Seek Reelection In Sixth District
Milwaukee June 13 Congressmen C H Weise may seek renomination in the Sixth district reversing an earlier pledge not to run. Earlier he had announced a bid for the U S Senate prompting a field of candidates including M K Reilly of Fond du Lac E W Clark also from Fond du Lac and Dennis T Whalen of Sheboygan.
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Milwaukee
C. H. Weilse
Weise
United States Senate
M. K. Reilly
Fond du Lac
E. W. Clark
Dennis T. Whalen
Sheboygan
Ketchel predicts Johnson will win title defense
Chicago June 13 Stan Ketchel traveling to Colma to train for a July 2 bout with Sam Langford in San Francisco. He backs Jack Johnson as the top fighter of the era and says Johnson will win. He guesses Jeffries may return but doubts he can knock Johnson out. Ketchel also says he expects to beat Langford despite a tough challenge.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Stanley Ketchel
Colma
Sam Langford
San Francisco
Johnson
Ketchel
Jeffries
Langford
Portage Autoist Held Responsible
The coroner's jury in Ferdi nand Draheim’s death from an automobile collision near Portage Wisconsin ruled J H Clark of Westfield negligent. Draheim was struck while walking on the public highway on June 9.
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Portage
Wis
Ferdinand Draheim
J. H. Clark
Westfield
Clark
Draheim
Will of Salem magnate left $10 million to Princeton
Mary Cutler of Andover seeks to break the late Isaac Wyman will filed in Salem court. The testator left the bulk of a $10 million estate to Princeton University. Wyman's heirs claim undue influence and mental weakness.
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Salem
Mass
Wm. Odlin
Boston
Mary Cutler
Andover
Isaac Wyman
Princeton University
John Coburn veteran resident dies after illness
John Coburn aged 86 long time West Salem resident dies Saturday at his home after a lingering illness. He admired the World’s Fair of 1893 and was noted for public service. The funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon at the Presbyterian church in West Gal.
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John Coburn
Cme
West Salem
Mr. Coburn
Congressman Frank
County Insane Hospital Co
Presbyterian Church
West Gal
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