United States builds a trained professional diplomatic corps
The United States moves toward a hand picked, highly trained diplomatic corps with 6 ambassadors and 14 ministers now serving abroad. Many chiefs and senior staff come from long service, language trained, world tested careers, while reforms seek better pay and greater interchange between diplomatic and consular ranks.
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Greece
Irwin Boyle Laughlix
Tokyo
Beking
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Athens
Paris
Berlin
Constantinople
London
Hughes
America
Court of St. James
Benjamin Franklin
Adamses
Joseph W. Choate
Walter H. Page
John W. Davis
James Russell Lowell
State Department
Englan
Albania
U. S. Grant. Smith
Argentinia
John W. Riddle
Belgium
Brazil
Edward B. Morgan
Bulgaria
Charles S. Wilson
Czecho- Slovakia
Lewis Einstein
France
Myron T. Herrick
Irwin Boyle Laughlin
Haiti
Arthur. Bailly-Blanchard
Italy
Japan
Ambassade
Ugor Slavia
Mexico
Wilbur J. Carr
Far East
J. W. A. MacMurray
Evan Young
Allan W. Dulles
Francis White
William R. Castle
Hugh R. Wilson
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Civil Service
Foreign Relations Committee of
House
Naval Academy Wins Three Weapon Trophy in Fencing
In New York the U S Naval Academy triumphs at the intercollegiate fencing championship taking the three weapon trophy as its top team result.
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Sailors
New York
U.S. Naval Academy
Jones v Havers Exhibition Match Set at Lake Country Club
Bobby Jones the youthful American open champion faces Arthur Havers the British champion in a 36 hole exhibition for the unofficial world golf title at Lake Country Club Atlanta on April 5.
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Havers
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Arthur Havers
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Scout Troops Report and Training Notes
Schoolboy troops meet with roll calls, oath recitation, and drill sessions. Owen Ware promoted to Stag Patrol leader. C C Bell to Tiger Patrol leader. Tenderfoot to second class training and new members join. Troop Two drills on compass and Mil scale with a patrol-draw outcome. Troop Four adds members and tests. Troop Five pledges and dues collected with judge Schulze talk. Troop Seven drills and wall scaling prep. Jack Knowles passes nine tests. prize promised for first to reach first class. Boxing notes: Young Stribling restricted to six rounds in New York. Glickner edges Marvin in ten rounds.
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Goldman Winson Finesse Draws Foul to Win
Milwaukee report notes Nate Goldman of Philadelphia defeated Johnny Mendelhohn of Milwaukee on a foul in a pro style bout. Outcome listed as win for Goldman with points awarded after a foul call.
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Milwaukee
Nate Goldman
Philadelphia
Johnny Mendelhohn
Monroe
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