Columbia Coeds Questioned by Student for Thesis Probe
Special to The Washington Port News New York Aug 7 A Columbia University student gathers 111 questions in a survey aimed at exposing college life. Ethel Goldsmith’s questionnaire seeks candid answers on personal topics from coeds to support a PhD thesis and to illustrate social probing effects.
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Washington Port
New York
Studen
Columbia University
Simmer Achnol
Ethel
Averame College
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From August 1924
Obituary notices and funeral service details for several individuals including BERSIE WARE Butterfield, MARY E FRENCH Greenlaw, JAMES H JONES, MARY BUILD PERIN, LEORGE Reed, MOST FT SMITH, BENJAMIN French Totge Na 17, and others. Dates span August 6 to August 17 1924 with services at Garfield hospital Providence hospital Fort Lincoln Beallacite and Congressions cemetery among others.
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Butterfield
Garfield Hospital
Bersie Ware
Earl C Butterfield
Mary Butterfield
Arington Farm
Virginia
Fort Lincoln
Providence Hospital
Mary E French
Greenlaw
John Ro Wright
Va Jones
James H Jones
Beallacite Md
Guffey
Rumms
Mary
Guffes
Glover Berta Soacmr
Peri Faupere
St Peat Yeas
Ganrge Washington Solverat Typital
Leorge
Fayetteville
Ark Bchafhini
Herrucky Aregue
Mra
Aneie J
Rufis & Sontee
Congressions Cemetery
Benjemin
Pram
Algha Suutis
Othe
Sidney Tressenevre
Alenti
Children’s Hospital
Gino
Gaerny Valenti
Lave
Frankin Streat
Marya Cemeters
Albania Renames Seaport San Giovanni to Wilson
The port of San Giovanni ti Medus in Albania is renamed Wilson by government order. Premier Soli sent a cable to the Pan-Albanian Federation of America confirming the change, citing Wilson’s influence in keeping Albania from partition after World War I.
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Hosten
San Giovanni Ti Medus
Albania
Wilson
Soli
Old Hickory Division Gathers in Charleston
A thousand veterans of the Old Hickory Thirteenth division held their August reunion in Charleston South Carolina with Maj Gen David Shanks, Col Graham Chariton, and Mayor Thomas P Stoner in attendance. A parade on Union mobs, seven bands, and a naval band from the Charleston yard provided entertainment. Brig Gen Samson Ratheon of North Carolina was slated to speak tomorrow with planned events at a bathing beach and a Battery dance.
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Charleston S C
Old Hickory
David Shanks
Fourth Corps
John J Pershing
Graham Chariton
Washington
G Howard Mahon
Old Hickory Association
Thomas P Stoner
Charleston
Col Holmes FR Springs
Greenville
Parris Island Marine Band
Charleston Navy Yard
Utah
Charleston Harbor
Samson [Ratoon
North Carolina
Anderson Loses Plea and Stays in Sing Sing
New York Aug 12 Justice Benjamin N Cardozo denied William H Anderson former State superintendent of the Antisaloon league a certificate of reasonable doubt. He must remain in Sing Sing prison until the court of appeals decides his plea for a new trial, with no expected ruling before October or November. Cardozo held the conviction valid and Anderson’s term expires December 24.
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New York
Benjamin N Cardozo
William H Anderson
Antisaloon League of New York
Sing Sing
Court of Appeals
Anderson
Cardozo
Carlos Ryan Marries Miss Marjorie Close
Fragment reads a wedding notice for Carlos Ryan of New York, son of John unknown, who marries Miss Marjorie Close. Details are garbled but indicate a mid August ceremony with local ties and residence in New York.
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Carlos Ryan
Marjorie Close
Rutherford Reveals Nucleus Structure and Alpha Particles
A British Association address by Sir Ernest Rutherford outlines how alpha particles ejected from radium travel at about 20,000 miles per second, deflecting off atomic nuclei like pool balls. He explains the nucleus contains most mass and positive charge, notes repulsive and attracting forces, and reports disintegration of several elements by bombardment while odd elements break up more easily.
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Edwin &. Slosson
Science Service
Toronto
Ontario
Sir Ernest Rutherford
Cambridge University
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Wilson-Shimizu
Ernest Rutherford
Rutherford
Death of Clarksburg Glass Co founder Harry Cox
Harry Cox prominent glass manufacturer and founder of the Clarksburg Glass Company died yesterday at his home. A native of England he leaves his wife a son and a grandson.
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Clarksburg WoVang
Harry Cox
Cox
England
Clarksburg Glass Company
Mrs Franks Seeks News on Delayed Son in Looming Franks Case
The Washington Post reports on a publicized interview between Mrs. Franks mother of the murdered boy and Mrs. Albert H. Loeb mother of one of the confessed murderers. Mrs. Franks remains dazed asking when Bobbie will return, two months after Leopold and Loeb confessed.
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Spn Alte
Washington Post
Chicageo
Franks
Albert H. Loeb
Leopold
Loeb
Leopold and Loeb declared normal in trial notes
The defense contended Leopold and Loeb were normal despite poverty remarks. Crowe sought subpoenas to compare them with the originals, notably Leopold's skull abnormalities. The defense rested after Dr Hulbert’s testimony ended and the State began rebuttal evidence.
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Crowe
Leopold
Hulbert
Former Gov Davis Leads in Ohio Returns
Ohio returns show former governor Davis in the lead among candidates with key figures Terral Martinez Cazort Wilson Williams and Ferguson trailing. In Denver, Mayor Stapleton appears headed to victory over Dewey Rakley as the Denver Post forecasts a large majority.
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Gov. Davis
Ohio
Martinez Jacob R Wilson
Hamp Willams
Jim G Ferguson
Wilson
Cazort
Willams Ferguson
Williams
Terral
Martinez
Willams
Ferguson
Denver
Cole
Benjamin F Stapleton
Dewey C Rakley
Stapleton
The
Denver Post
FLIERS HOP OFF FOR GREENLAND TOMORROW
Newfoundland notices describe flights and repairs as Lieut Nelsons plane is readied for his Greenland hop. Boston plane replaces Wade wrecked craft, proceeding to Hawkes Harbor Newfoundland for world flight continuation. Local welcome in St Johns and band concert mark arrival.
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Greenland
Lieut Nelson
Magnusson
Iceland
Reykjavik
Richmond
St Johns
Newfoundland
Washington
Boston
Pictou
Nova Scotia
Hawkes Harbor
Leigh Wade
Sergi A M Ogden
Orkney Islands
Wade
Ogden
Lowell H Smith
Erik Nelson Pieteu
Ang
Ideut Wade
United States Air Feet
Ireland
Nlane
Easinori Me
St .Tohn
Eastport
Veterans march in rain at Boston G A R parade
In Boston on August 12 veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic braved heavy rain to parade from Adam Square to celebrate and honor fallen comrades. Post No 1 of Rockford Illinois led the march amid umbrellas while a brass cannon and a girl fife and drum corps added color. The event drew thousands as veterans recalled Civil War service and the motto They shall not walk.
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Boston
America
Grand Army of the Republic
Arma
The
Union
Rockford
Maryland
Kentucky
New Mexico
Automad
Adame Square
Cfty
Grand ‘Army
Heaton
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Herbert B. Nevius
New York Ave
Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Huis
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Modern Chapel
Penn Ave
Sergeon
Norval K. Tabler
Lgt. V.W
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WK. Speare Co
Pea
Pommerey
Speare
Willis & Spear
Clyde J Nichols
Fan Sezirhorst Ee
Geo.c Shaffer
Puabuetty
Albert T Poffenberger
Miss Goldsmith
Or Poftenberger
South Carolina
TY Agate
Carlos
Tohnim Hacman
Atee
Araconda
Clarksburg
Leopold and
Oakland
District Oakland Co
Adams Motor Co
G. A.B
Bann Boston
State Treasurer's Bank
Connecticut
Neely
Fairmont
W Va
United States
M M Nealy
Putnam
Putnam, Conn
First National Bank of Putnam
Harold Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Guv Templeton
Tewelve
Eenager
New York City
Netherland Hotel
Sun Avenue
59Th Street
Great Northern
West 57Th Street
Woodstock
West 43Rd Screee
Black & White Taxicab CO
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