John Garibaldi Sargent Named New Attorney General
John Garibaldi Sargent, a Tufts graduate and famed New England outdoorsman, is appointed attorney general. The Vermont native and former state AG is described as a liberal, practical lawyer with a massive frame and strong ties to Calvin Coolidge. He is portrayed as a trusted ally and longtime companion of the President and his father.
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New England
White House
Charley Warren
Department of Justice
Sargent
New
New Hogland
Vermont
John Sargent
Calvin Coolidge
Dale
Green Hill Country
Washington
Kilimanjaro The Great Snow Peak Of Africa
A National Geographic bulletin describes Kilimanjaro as Africa’s iconic snow capped summit. The article notes its height of 19 819 feet, contrasts with Everest, and explains the mountain’s diverse zones from heather to rainforest and dry plains. It highlights 125 000 residents on its slopes and local irrigation by native communities.
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Washington, D. C
Kumanjaro
Tanganyika
Africa
Continent of
National Geographic Society
Equator
Kilimanjaro
Mombasa
Everest
South
Central America
Blane and Whitney
Europe
Alps
Pyrennes
United States
Mt. Blane
Mt. Kenya
Kenya Colony
Mountains of the Moon
Bumenzori
Uganda
White Nile
Egypt
Rayli
Labrador
Eland
Wer Craggza
Kilimanjero
Imarjaro
Agreed Not to Fight Divorce in High Court Testimony
London March 20 AP Col Ian Onslow Dennistoun resumed the stand in a money suit filed by his former wife who loaned him funds. He said a 10,000 pound trust from his father motivated his refusal to permit a Scotch divorce, agreeing not to contest if she kept the money. He claimed she consorted with Spaniard Bolin and Sir John Cowans, while denying revelations of influence on his career. He cited pressure from Major Hunt Paget as part of the suit’s context.
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London
Ian Onslow Dennistoun
Dennistoun
Bolin
John Cowans
Eilis Hume Williams
Cowans
Cvionel Dennistoun
Major Hunt Paget
Britain’s Only Woman Milk Buyer Aims High
Miss Bingham becomes purchasing agent and managing secretary for England’s largest milk distributor. She heads contract making, overseeing tens of thousands of gallons bought daily from farmers across the United Kingdom.
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Great Britain
Miss Bingham
Hy Ernaees
England
United Kingdom
Dry movement in Great Britain gains unified front
London reports a secretary conference of 117 delegates from 37 prohibition and temperance groups met at Eddigow to bury differences and present a solid front. The movement aims for local option and a parliamentary bill while not pursuing straight prohibition as its sole aim.
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London
Great Britain
The
Daily Express
Eddigow
Parental control urged by club women leaders
New York reports Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman leading the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in a campaign to restore family authority. She argues Uncle Sam needs better homes with stronger parental guidance, warning of rising independent youth and urging home making, table setting, cooking, and shared family evenings.
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Pecatello Tribune
New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John Dickinson Sherman
Receivership Placed on Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Route
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway company filed for receivership in U S district court in Chicago in a friendly action with the consent of the company. Judge James H Wilkerson appointed Harry E Byram Mark W Potter and Ward J Brundage receivers with bonds of 50000 each. The railroad system covers 16000 miles and faces a 434 million dollar funded debt along with 116 million in preferred stock and 117 million in common stock. Readjustment may include protective committees of security holders as financing is restructured after bond refinancing efforts failed.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and &. Pan Railway Company
United States District Court
James H. Wilikerson
Harry E. Byram
Mark W. Potter
Fadward J. Brundage
Ilinois
Th Wilkerson
Binkley
H. H. Field
Middle West
Nort
Pacific Coast
Byram
New York
Road
Wisconsin
Genaro Denied Villa Bout. Shifts to Bantam Title
Detroit March 20 Frank Genaro the American flyweight champion who boxes Joe Lucas tonight has abandoned hope of a world flyweight title bout with Pancho Villa and will concentrate on the bantamweight crown held by Eddie Martin Bernstein said Genaro has been refused in his requests for a match with Villa whom he has defeated three times
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Detroit
Aip
Frank Genaro
Joe Lucas
Pancho Villa
Eddie
Martin
Phil Bernstein
Bernstein
Genaro
Villa
California Sees Rotton Crop Output With High Value
California forecasts a rot ton crop this year with expected revenue between 5 million and 86 million dollars. The projection underlines strong demand and weather conditions influencing yields across major growing regions.
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California
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John
Coolige
Senate
Pocatello
Mount
Col. Dennistoun
Edna Marshall
Idaho Coal & Ice CO
ST. Paul Road
Lynn Brothers
Julius Henry Hartmas
Vienna
Dr. DeLay
American Guarantee Building & Loan Assn
Room
Carlson Bldg
East Center
Rose Marie Peas
Satin Crab Apples
Jorgensen & Sons
the Grocers
North Main
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