Princess Vlora Seeks Albanian Throne Amid Paris Ties
Princess Vlora, granddaughter of Eugene Kelly and former Mrs. Gould, may be first American styled Your Majesty as she and her husband Prince Vlora plot a possible throne in Albania. She prefers Paris, plans to spend time there with her two children Helen and Dorothy, and will focus on rest and pivotal meetings while consulting friends on Albania’s future.
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Eugene Kelly
Missionaire
New York
Frank Jay Gould
Viora
Helen -Kelly-Gould
Ralph Thomas
Albania
Anastasia
Greece
William B.leeds
Prime
Christopher
Princé Vidra
Paris
Vlora
Ferid Pasha
Abdul Hamid
Lenoric
Helen
Dorothy
Switzerland
Helen Margaret Kelly
Prince Vlora
London
Balkans
Adriatic
J William of
Wied
Durazzo
Issad Pasha
Germany
Saloniki
Agani
Inén
Wealth of United States Grows to 800 Billion
The Government Loan Organization announced that US wealth on February 1, 1921 reached 800 billion dollars, up 50 billion from 1914. If divided among 107 million people, each would have about 2800 dollars. thrift during the war largely drove the rise.
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United States
Ey Tt. Ig
Court bars Ju spelling changes in official papers
Melbourne reports the federal chief justice forbids American spellings in official documents. He ordered words like program and center to be written programme and centre, noting English spelling is sufficient.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Iin
High Court
Navy Plans Nationwide Air Maneuvers And ZR-2 Trip
Naval aviation director Capt. William A. Moffett outlines summer and fall maneuvers for Atlantic and Pacific fleets. The airship ZR-2, bought in Britain, will arrive with an American crew and tour major cities from Boston to Chicago, then to Lakehurst for mooring mast testing. A cross country cruise and Pacific drills are planned, with possible rim-around-the-country flight and San Diego to Washington routes discussed.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Philadelphia
Navy
Lakehurst
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Great Britain
Mahy Cuea
Chicago
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Washington State
Maine
San Diego
Cal
H. C. Mustin
Pacific Fleet Air Force
Ted
Pacific Air Forces
Enlistment to Naval Academy Open at Marine Posts
The Marine Corps opens enlistment for midshipmen at Annapolis via Marine recruiting stations. About 100 enlisted men yearly enter the Naval Academy after competitive exams. Applicants must be 18 to 20 on April 11, have at least one year in service by August 10, and merit commissions may lead to officer training near Washington.
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Washington
United States Naval Academy
Marine Corps
Naval Academy
Navy
France
Army
Paris honors Gallieni as posthumous marshal decree
Paris announces General Gallieni former minister of war and military governor of Paris is named marshal of France posthumously by decree signed by President Millerand following authorization by the ministry. The grant recalls his 1914 Paris defense in taxis and his 1916 departure.
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Paris
Gen. Gallieni
Marne
Francesm
Millerand
Pet Snakes Protect Home Says Editor in Middletown
Middletown New York editor William Hones nicknamed Roosevelt's double extols snakes as watchdogs and pets for children. He claims snakes clear pests and purify walls, urging their presence in every home.
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Middletown
N. Y
Willian Hones
Theodore Roosevelt
Josephus Daniels’ Richots Aims for Pro Ball Career
A fragmented line notes Josephus Daniels pursuing a professional baseball career, suggesting ambitions in the sports field with unspecified team or timeline. The OCR reads unclear but indicates a striving athlete path within the era's baseball scene.
Jibaros of Southern Ecuador Studied by Anthropologists
Anthropologists describe the Jibaro people of southern Ecuador as isolated primitive tribes with devil worship, polygamy, and harsh punishments for wives. The article recounts Harold E. Anthony and George K. Cherrie’s nine month expedition for the American Museum of Natural History, detailing medicine men, hallucinogenic drinks, hunting for wives, ceremonial head displays, and use of plant potions for hunting, healing, and fishing.
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Ecuador
Sul Generis
Harold E. Anthony
George K. Cherrie
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Anthony
Museum
Mr. Anthony
Grandfather Krivnov the Jovial Russian Poet Known for Careless Dress
A profile of the beloved Russian fabulist Krivnov noting his easygoing life and indifference to dress. He rarely minded tidiness except at rare dinners when he wore a new suit with tissue wrapped buttons, yet friends adored him and overlooked these quirks.
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Oxford
Morris
Krvnov
Christian Science Monitor
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