Oxford scholar pick highlights Utah students fate
A Utah student, Paul C. Kimball, wins Rhodes scholarship from a field of eleven across Utah universities, studying business and economics in Oxford, England. The note recalls previous Utah recipients and outlines scholarship requirements amid a broader college life overview. Also mentioned are a golden wedding dinner in Milo, Maine, and a court martial sentence for four privates over a kissing incident.
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Kimball
Utah
England
Oxford
Rhodes
Karl Young
Utah Agricultural College
Wo Harold Davis
University of Utah
Firemen in Steyne England face spent law breach probe
Report describes Steyne fire crew accused of violating a spent law on route to a blaze. Daniel McCarthy had appeared for jury duty claiming another man of the same name had died. A new regulation will soon require machines to carry numbered licenses from the Department of Commerce.
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Steyne
Eng
Daniel McCarthy
Department of Commerce, Real
Auray marks Benjamin Franklin arrival anniversary in flags and parades
French resentment toward the United States seems muted in Auray Morbihan as residents celebrate the 10th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's arrival as American ambassador with merrymaking and parades featuring both flags. Japan refused visas to thirty Japanese entertainers seeking to tour due to concerns about portraying their nation abroad, highlighting differing protections for national image.
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United States
Auray
Morbihan
Benjamin Franklin
Japan
Jajion
America
Europe
Edith Knowles Testifies in Divorce Suit Over Band Life
Edith Knowles testified she led a band to a frugal life while her husband pursued a "glass mouth" life. George Soper of Hammond claimed his wife’s fate was harmed after he fought with his cousin and said that act would spoil her beauty.
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Edith Knowles
Chicago
George Soper
Hammond, Tr
Domestic relations court orders weekly movie outings and a renewed courtship
In Chicago, Mark Rowan was ordered to take his wife to the movies weekly while niece Robert Esham of Manchester England was granted a license to drive an automobile despite artificial legs. George Springfield of Grantham England had his wife arrested after she printed his death notice in a newspaper. Ignace Ladzewski of Waray was convicted of murder after scaring a woman to death by posing as a ghost. Mrs Harriet Crouch of Ipsford England kissed jurors after her husband’s acquittal.
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Chicago
Mark Rowan
Robert Esham
Manchester
Eng
Ignace Ladzewski
Waray
Becayy
Harriet Crouch
Ssford
Lead Kindly Light Tops English Church Hymn List
A London weekly reports Lead Kindly Light as the favorite hymn in English churches. It notes New England residents listen to radio programs more than other U S regions, reflecting regional listening habits.
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London
New England
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Beaver Springs
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Prop
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North Main Street
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Douglas
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H. E. Phelps
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Hl. F. Rasmussen
West Center Stree
T Cafe
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Samas & Thomas
Gaume Bengue Ben-Gay
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FORD
C. J. Kidd Motor Co
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