Princess Ivan Tschernitschev Wins Labor Dept Appeal
The Princess Ivan Tschernitschev, claiming American birth and denied U S entry, has appealed to Secretary Davis. She recounts her husband’s Bolshevik execution, the disappearance of her eight year old son, a secret dispatch box, a perilous European flight, and years in New York and Riga amid revolutionary upheaval.
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Washington
Ivan Tschernitschev
United States
New Orleans
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Labor Department
Russia
Europe
Atlantic
Louisville
Countess Potenpkin
Frederick Schlich
New York
West Thirtyfourth Street
Berlin
Riga
Barnum's Estimate Was Far Too Small
Louis Remner, wholesale millinery dealer of 382 Grand Street, heads to Atlantic City with detectives to chase wire tappers who swindled him of 20000 dollars after a phony horse bet allegedly yielding 100000. Aboard the boardwalk, conmen lured him to a South Connecticut Avenue "office" where the scheme collapsed. The eight or nine men vanished, leaving only an empty room and missing fixtures. Atlantic City police are investigating the elaborate swindle.
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Atlantic Ciy Police Department
Louis Remner
Grand Street
Atlantic City
Renner
Connecticut Avenue
Remner
Man who rode into jaws of death recalls Crimean War
Ellis Cutting of Iowa Falls recalls the Charge of the Light Brigade, disputes the return count, and recounts battles from the Crimean War to the Lucknow siege. A former railroad man now living in Cedar Rapids, he served in the Eleventh Hussars, later fighting in India and South Africa before emigrating to the United States in 1871.
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Ellis Cutting
Hell
Light
Balaklava
Nolan
Lord Raglan
Lucan
Raglan
Cutting
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Cedar Falls
Hussars
Queen Victoria
Mr. Cutting
Tennyson
Lord Lucan
India
Delhi
Lucknow
Egypt
South Africa
United States
New York Girls Walk From Gotham To Yosemite And Back
Three New York girls Frances Nabut Gladys Kerr and Billie Druss walked from New York to Yosemite National Park and plan to return after sightseeing. They swapped tight skirts for hiking gear and noted attitudes shifted westward where the West begins at town amid grasshoppers snakes and locally dramatic encounters.
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New York
Gotham
Yosemite National Park
Frances Nabut
Gladys Kerr
Billie” Druss
Miss Druss
West
Wyoming
Montana
Ruth Will Murder Low Curve Balls At Bat
A vintage baseball column argues Babe Ruth struggles against low curve balls from pitchers like Walter Johnson. It claims pitchers will exploit Ruth’s weakness in 1922, forecasting increased pressure on his home run chase and base on balls, while recalling Ruth’s powerful hits to low pitches in past seasons.
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Babe Ruth
Polo Ground
Walter Johnson
Griffmen
Yanks
Joplin Shortstop McNally Sets Odd E error Record
Glenn McNally, Joplin shortstop, hung up an odd record in Fort Smith as he failed to record an assist in the first two games of the series. In the third game a ground ball came to him in the fifth inning and he let it skip by for an error.
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Glenn McNally
Joplin
Fort Smith
Spring Training Urged by Manager Hugh Duffy
Boston Red Sox manager Hugh Duffy argues every good player should attend spring training to avoid a weak season. He cites captain Derril Pratt, who skipped spring last year but trained in Hot Springs this spring, calling him rejuvenated and more active at bat and in the field.
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Hugh Duffy
Boston Red Sox
Duffy
Derril Pratt
Sox
Hot Springs
Pratt
Prygit
Baseball Player Moves and Trades Sweep Baseball Circles
Erve Scott deserts the New York scene to the hitting habit while Babe Ruth endures deflation. Hasty of the Athletics times his pitching with the giants. Hearne takes Wilsons managerial role in Virginia league succeeding Tom Clarke. Flack traded from the Chicago Nationals to the St. Louis Cardinals for Cliff Heathcote. Connie Mack accepts Montgomery’s invitation for Athletics to train at Cramton Bowl next spring. Roy Appleton transfers from Fort Worth to Paris and to Stamford in West Texas. Keck sold for about 10000 to Cincinnati and joins Springfield as free agent. Joe Mathes lands Slim Love from Vernon Coast League. Darrough’s sale to Omaha shocks Texas league. Dutch Leonard to pitch for Fresno in San Joaquin Valley league rest of season. Seven Manhattan battery men lead American association scoring day: Cullop, Jonard, Krueger, Kocher, Gonzales, Rogers, Gossett.
Golf Golden Rule Etiquette Echoes the Golden Rule
The etiquette of golf rests on treating others as you wish to be treated. By applying the golden rule on the course, players foster peace and happiness among fellow golfers.
Golf titleholders face severe tests this season
The winter and spring show keen competition in title events as many past champions face challenge. Jesse Guilford's prospects are promising on Brookline turf where Ouimet also looms strong, aiming to repeat historic success.
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England
Duncan
Jock Hutchinson
Jim Barnes
Ted Ray
Jesse Guilford
Chick Evans
Marion Hollins
Alexa Stirling
Willie Hunter
Cyril Tolley
Jerome Travers
Guilford
Babe Ruth
Jake Schaefer
Brookline
Ouimet
Vardon
Ray
College sports notes span captains and rules changes
Gordon Pohlman is elected track captain at Ames for 1923. Yale adds Myron E. Fuller as assistant football coach. Bill Brennan and Jim Tracey share bout receipts of 18 483.70, with Brennan paid 4 755.74 and Tracey 2 387.87. Names including Cecil Leitch and E C Wilson appear among various college athletics notes. Boxing growth in Japan noted with Pacific coast boxers preparing to go, small men favored.
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Gordon Pohlman
Ames
Lews State College
Myron E. Fuller
J. D. E. Jones
Yale University
Bill Brennnan
Jim Tracey
Brennan
Tracey
Japan
Pacific Coast
Sure of His Job
Quotation from the Birmingham Age-Herald notes Solomon’s wisdom and questions how he attained it. It contrasts ancient rulers who had leisure to cultivate the mind with modern leaders who must constantly guard their thrones and worry about danger and money.
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Solomon
Birmingham Age-Herald
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