Yank Princess May Be Queen
Princess Vlora, former Helen Kelly Gould, wife of Prince Vlora, could become Albania’s queen if plans succeed. She travels between New York and Paris with two children, says she may stay in Paris. husband pursues throne with Italian and Allied support amid Balkans politics.
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Princess Viora
Eugene Kelly
New York
Frank Jay Gould
Viora
Helen Kelly Gould
Ralph Thomas
Albania
Anastasia
Greece
William B. Leeds
Prince Christopher
Vlora
Prince Vlora
Paris
Ferid Pasha
Abdul Hamid
Lenoric
Helen
Dorothy
Switzerland
Helen Margaret Kelly
London
Albanila
Balkans
Adriatic
William of
Wied
Durazzo
Essad Pasha
Germany
Saloniki
Nations Per Capita Wealth Hits 2800 as of 1921
Government Loan organization reports U S per capita wealth at 2800 on February 1 1921 up 236 since 1914. Total national wealth estimated at 300 billion dollars, a seven year increase of 50 billion. If divided equally 107 million Americans would share 2800 each. Thrift during the war cited as a contributing factor.
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United States
Government
Court bars American spellings in official documents
The federal chief justice of Melbourne's high court forbids American spelling in official papers. He orders programme and centre spellings replacing program and center. He says English spelling is good enough.
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Melbourne
Victoria
High Court
Naval Air Maneuvers Include ZR-2 Flight To Chicago
U S naval aviation plans an intensive summer and fall program with joint army and navy bombing tests off the Atlantic coast. The captured British airship ZR-2 will arrive in July, escorted by seaplanes and dirigibles, and dock at Lakehurst New Jersey. A cross country cruise to Chicago is planned with a possible western extension and Pacific coast maneuvers on the navy aircraft fleets.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
William A. Moffatt
Naval Aviation
Army
Navy
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Lakehurst
N. J
Chicago
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
On Point
Washington State
Maine
San Diego
Cal
H. C. Mustin
Pacific Fleet Air Force
Pacific Air Forces
Navy Enlistment Open for Midshipmen at Annapolis and Washington
Navy and Marine recruiting stations accept enlisted volunteers ages eighteen to nineteen for midshipman training at the United States Naval Academy. Annual openings award about 100 academy slots after competitive exams. Men must be under twenty on April 1 and have at least one year in service by August 15. Marine Corps to run an officers training school near Washington to fill over 100 commissioned posts. During wartime more than 800 enlisted men were commissioned in the United States and France. Noncommissioned officers must have at least one year of service, with six months in the Marine Corps, to be eligible for advancement.
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Washington
United States Naval Academy
Marine ,Corps
Naval Academy
Navy
Marine Corps
Jeas
Aba
Corps
Ffrance
Army
Anduapron
Upoén
Slovakia
United States
Department of Agriculture
Paris honors Gallieni as marshal of France
Paris decree names General Gallieni a marshal posthumously. He led the Paris army to the Marne in 1914 using taxi cabs and died in 1916 under approval by Parliament and signed by President Millerand.
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Paris
Gen. Gallieni
Marne
France
Millerand
Ages of Twenty-One and Twenty-Seven Considered
The text notes that ages twenty-one and twenty-seven years will be regarded as significant benchmarks for evaluation or eligibility. It implies a legal or procedural context where these ages determine status, rights, or consequences.
Editor Claims Snakes Guard Home In Middletown
Middletown editor William Hones, known as Theodore Roosevelt's double, urges readers to keep pet snakes as watchdogs for children. He states snakes destroy rats and other pests, purge house walls of infections, and protect the sleeping household.
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Middletown
N. Y
Willian Hones
Theodore Roosevelt
Josephus Daniels Aimed for Professional Baseball
Josephus Daniels expressed early ambition as a youth to become a professional baseball player. The remark appears in a historical excerpt detailing the subject's sports aspirations.
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Josephus Daniels
Czechoslovakia poised to expand trade with America
Prepared by the National Geographic Society the piece outlines Czechoslovakia Bohemia and Slovakia as industrial centers with textiles glass and paper industries. It notes Bratislava as a Danube port and Skoda Works now producing tools and locomotives. It also describes traditional Slovak costumes and social changes amid modernization.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. Cc
Czechoslovakia
America
Czech
Bohemia
Austria-Hungary
Broadway
Hapsburg
Czzechoslovakian
Bratislava
Danube
Europe
Skoda
Pilsen
Krupp
Essen
Germany
Caylsbad
Karlovy Vary
Plzén
New Republic
Bohemian
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Tosés
COURT
U. S
U.S
Director of Naval Aviation
Atlantic Coast
Boston
E. B. Carr
G. KE. Cornforth
Marine Corps II
Annapolis Academy
High Tatra
Tatra
Renere
Hungary
Republic
United States Department of Agriculture
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