Millerand Treks Tennis Courts Despite Nearsighted Handicap
The French leader Alexandre Millerand, aged sixty two, continues tennis with his children at Rambouillet. eyeglasses are often removed by fast shots but he remains a determined competitor. He hikes two hours daily and is famed as a devoted father and long time public figure born in Paris in 1859.
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French Republic
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Sir William Sutherland Weds as Bar Gift Arrives
Sir William Sutherland private secretary to Prime Minister Lloyd George married recently. A novelty wedding gift a complete American bar in a Jacobean cabinet with decanters, shakers, liqueurs and other implements. Donor Sir Joseph Hewitt arranged it via a cocktail expert. bar may need an expert to use it.
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England
William Sutherland
Lloyd George
Joseph Hewitt
West End
King Alexander I of Yugoslavia Seen as Key to Stability
International diplomats view King Alexander I as crucial to the Serbs Croats and Slovenes state safety after Peter’s death. The younger son of Peter he is praised for strength and fairness keeping Croats Slovenes and Serbs united. His removal could plunge the kingdom into upheaval.
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Jugo-Slavia
Peter
George
Alexander
Scouts Chosen for Shackleton Quest Voyage
J W F Mann of Aberdeen and N B E Mooney of Kirkwall, both Boy Scout leaders, are picked by Sir Ernest Shackleton to sail 50 000 miles with him on the schooner Quest. Shackleton had 4000 applicants for the cabin boy spot. the two youths were chosen jointly amid excitement and pride. Mann, 18, an Aberdeen University student, has saved a girl from drowning and once saved others in danger. He plans to continue expeditions with Shackleton, who says there may be no next time.
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Marr
Gerewith
Aberdeer University
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Ike
World News Roundup of War Peace and Disasters
Republican leaders in Washington paused peace treaty ratification to pursue broader actions. Reports cite unemployment causes from reduced wage acceptances, railcar counts, bootlegging losses, and federal labor data. Incidents range from electrocutions in Kingston Massachusetts to a Crestview Florida double execution and a New York freight ship carrying gold.
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New York
Hamburg
Federal Reserve Bank
Dan Dan Dani Husband Opens His Eyes
Dr Daniel A Poling once of Columbus and a leader in Christian Endeavor societies is reported to be recovering after a severe automobile crash. His wife’s urgent bedside plea is said to have drawn him back from death, reviving him as fellow rescuers despaired.
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Columbus
United Christian Endeavor Societies of the World
Marble Collegiate Church
America
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Dr.Poling
Convention of Christian Endeavorers
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Ohio American Legion selects new Ohio department commander
Charles Li. Darlington of Xenia is elected commander of the Ohio department American Legion to succeed John R. McQuigg of Cleveland. Darlington, a lawyer and former captain in the 342d Infantry, Eighty-sixth Division, had served on the state executive committee for two years and led a unanimous vote after Robert R. Roberts withdrew. Dayton won the 1922 convention site over Zanesville and Canton. Haybrecht of Columbus edged Frank Keller of Tiffin for first vice commander, while M. Shield of Cleveland was chosen second vice commander and Norman T. Maxwell of Defiance third. Sherman H. Taylor of Cambridge defeated Charles Beck of Columbus for treasurer. The commander, three vice commanders, and state adjutant Hugh K. Martin were named delegates at large to the Kansas City national convention.
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Xenia
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Cleveland
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Youngstown
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Robert M. Haybrecht
Columbus
Frank Keller
Tiffin
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Haybrecht
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Navy
Norman T. Maxwell
Defiance
Cambridge
Charles M. Beck
Hugh K. Martin
Kansas City
Four Children Die After Alive Wire Incident in Kingston
In Kingston Massachusetts four schoolchildren were killed when a trolley pole detached from a Plymouth and Brockton Street Railway Co car carrying them home. The feed wire caused electrocution as they jumped out. the car, later set ablaze, left nine other children aboard, with one boy saved by the motorman who restrained another jumper.
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Plymouth& Brockton Street Railway Co
Veterans of Civil War Renew 61 Bonds in Indy Encampment
Veterans of the Civil War renewed friendships during the Grand Army of the Republic fifty fifth annual encampment in Indianapolis. Arm in arm they recalled battles and camp life from 1861 to 1865 as they toured downtown and gathered around the soldiers and sailors monument while state and city officials welcomed them at the state house.
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Quotation Prints Lead to Broker's Bankruptcy
A New York broker faced financial ruin after printing the saying Riches take unto themselves wings and fly away on his checks. The phrase reportedly contributed to his bankruptcy as the Boston Transcript recounts.
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Boston Transcript
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