Happenings of the World Tersely Told
A plan to delay the ships case by the attorney general was blocked by the Shipping Board in Washington. News briefs note U S Mexico talks near, naval exploration plans, Prohibition enforcement shifts, and a wave of political and criminal developments across the country with several notable deaths and appointments.
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Gerald Chapman
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Ian Tunes Skelly
New Britain
British Celebrate Street Car as Institution Here
A lavishly decorated street car beloved in London passes through West Ilam during a celebration marking the twenty first birthday of their street car line. The spectacle underscores the vehicle’s cultural role as an enduring city institution.
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West Ilam
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Ak-Sar-Ben Queen Crowned at Omaha Festival
Miss Buna Hollyland daughter of a prominent Omaha man was crowned Ak-Sar-Ben queen at the festival event.
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Mumberman
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Neb
Mother Kills Two Babies, Former Washington Girl in Jail
Elizabeth B. M. King a 19 year old unwed former Washington girl is in Rockville Maryland jail charged with killing two infants. She allegedly confessed to killing one baby about a year ago and the other three weeks ago.
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Archangel Expedition Veterans Leader Carlson Honored
First Lieut Albert B Carlson, commander of North Dakota American Legion, served with the 339th Infantry in Archangel campaign. He was wounded in combat and later aided veterans legislation, including Armistice Day observance and Legion button laws.
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Radio outfits installed in Veterans Hospitals
The American Legion reports that all Veterans Bureau hospitals will be equipped with radio sets. In 47 hospitals radio installations are completed or near completion. The equipment serves as a valued recreational and therapeutic aid for disabled patients, allowing voluntary participation without pressure.
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Bellamy Named State Chaplain Succeeding Dr. Clark
Rev. Father Bellamy is chosen as state chaplain for the New York department of the American Legion, succeeding Dr. J. A. Clark of Oneonta who resigned due to ill health. Bellamy had been in line for the post previously, but backed Clark's nomination, prompting religious lines to be set aside in a Catholic stepping aside for a Protestant.
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