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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1916

Page

29

Viscount Dangan the Poor Peer Who Chose the Stage

The Irish born Viscount Arthur Wellesley Dangan, heir to Earl Cowley, roams from cab driving to painting and musical comedy in London and New York. He seeks military exemption to support his wife Mae Pickard and relatives but is refused, then returns to enlist with the St Lancers amid family scandal and a push to prove the nobility can earn their bread.

England Wellington Waterloo Viscount Dangan Earl Cowley Lord Dangan Mae Pickard New York Dangan Walit Arthur Wellesley Wmrne Iron Duke Viscount Daxgan Sun Lancers Belfast London Meutenant 5Th Lancers Ian Ixeet Bill Duke of Welllaston Lord Dangas Arthur Pearl Aufrere Miss Aufrere America Sultor Deagan Victor of Bride Dane Fan Herdie Band Sapiro Quarde Ba Aman Lushan Stn Lancers Newife Lin Mnally Vincount Pangan Violet William Neville Tie Falo Capt Spender Clay Pauline Astor Capt O William Waledort Astor Nnaily Wey Hritinh Attar Lin Neville Flv Violot Wart Cowley Phyllia Broughton Viotet Aed Warl Cowley

Buddha Was a Persian Says Dr Spooner Discoveries

Dr. David Brainard Spooner of the Indian government archeology unit argues Buddha was Persian rather than Hindu. He cites Behar excavations and architectural parallels to Persian sites, claiming Zoroastrian rites influenced Buddhist history and suggesting Ashoka and Buddha share an etymological race.

Buddha David Brainard Spooner Archeological Department Government of India Spooner Run Mound Peabawur India Behar Buddhien Simla Pataliputra Ridia Parsi Porvopolia Mory Patni Chandracipta Dar Asoka Anoka Thowa Phrane

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Mas Pickard Virginia Miss Pickard Mookea Rongan Bia Karl Cowley Violet Neville Marquis of Jéff Ernest Klempner Sue Lord Neville
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