Carpentier Arrives in America with Bride and Manager
Georges Carpentier arrives in the United States with his wife of three weeks and manager Francois Deschamps. Deschamps discovered the future champion at age twelve while working in Lens, France, and has guided his career since. The photograph on La Savote’s deck was taken before the couple’s New York landing, and Mme Carpentier jokes she has no objection to him fighting as long as his wife isn’t his opponent.
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Georges Carpentier
Francois Deschamps
Carpentier
Deschamps
Lens
France
la Savote
Mme. Carpentier
New York
Jack Dempsey
Poles Move Caprirral to Brussels in Poland
Poles moved Caprirral from Warsaw to Bramberg in Poland on Thursday, March 27, as reported from London. The terse dispatch notes a relocation involving Polish personnel and the capital city, with no further context on purpose or destination.
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Caprirral
Tondon
Warsaw
Bramberg
Posen Mentioned in Berlin Dispatch on Rumors
A Berlin dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph quotes rumors from that city about Posen, located about 23 miles northeast of Thorn, according to the report.
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Posen
Thorn
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Monaco Heir Duchesse to Rule After Grandfather's Death
European interest centers on the March 20 marriage of Count Pierre de Polignac of France and the Duchess de Valentinois. The Duchess is poised to inherit Monaco upon the death of her grandfather Prince Alphonse.
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Pierre de Polignac
France
Duchess de Valentinois
Europe
Principality of
Monaco
Prince al
Sweden's Ancient Iron Furnaces Survive Centuries
A report notes that melted iron methods persisted across over 29 centuries in Sweden with several early furnaces still standing today. A study highlights enduring技niques and the enduring value of historic ironworks as cultural heritage.
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Sweden
Mile Farman the World’s Youngest Flight Pilot
Andree Farman daughter of an airplane investor sits in a cockpit ready for flight. She has piloted with her father and even launched planes unaided from hop off to landing. The piece notes her ambition and close ties to aviation history in Monaco’s Mone Carlo region and mentions Count de Palignac as part of Brethren nobility.
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Mile. Farman
Mile. Andree Farman
Little Mile
Kuennan
Mrs Edward Bell Nominated for Embassy Post
The article notes Mrs Edward Bell wife of the secretary at the American embassy in Pedkcio is the first woman to be ramped for this position. Henry Morgenthau of New York is nominated as ambassador to Mexico after the resignation of Fletcher. Morgenthau backed Wilson in 1916 and had previously served as envoy to Turkey. He was a lawyer and real estate operator before public service.
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Fidawearded
Pedkcio
Bias Deen Opitattitesh Cenasellor
Emibissy
Diesidvat Witsen
Ienry Morgenthau
New York
Varhkey
Mexico
Coed
Hais
Constantinople
Beer case in high court delays opening hearing
In St Louis on March 25 the high court discussed enforcing the constitutional prohibition on beer of 2.75 percent alcohol. Five federal government sanction motions to restrain officials were dismissed as the judge found no purpose in hearing the applications, noting a similar suit awaits the U S Supreme Court and no purpose would be served by proceeding here.
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ST. Louis
United States Supreme Court
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