New American Citizens Honored at Columbia High School
A large crowd attended Columbia High School for a ceremony awarding certificates to new American citizens. Justice McCoy spoke on allegiance, EH J Henning compared new citizens to bridegrooms, and Mrs. Minor welcomed guests. The Americanization orchestra played, and the audience sang America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
E. J. Henning
Columbia High School
Justice McCoy
KE. C. Graham
Edward C Graham
Board of Education
America
Marguerite Spalding Gerry
Laureb Hanessian
Armenia
Gregory .Lex
Sophie Schultz
Rashid Ackad
Stein
Salvatore Deslo
Theodore Theos
M. Tisgiotta
Gebler
W. Harrison
Labor
EH. J. Henning
United States
Henning
Minor
Francis St. Clair
George Maynard Minor
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Raymond Grist
Naturalzation Bureau
Maude Arton
David D. Caldwell
QT. Moore
Naturalization Bureau
Star Mile Amazar Drops Part of Mann Act Charges
Mile. Amazar former member of Chicago and Reston Opera groups withdraws part of her charges against star baritone Cjecermes Baklanoff. She alleges he brought her to the United States under promise of marriage and later refused to marry. Deportation orders existed for both, Baklanoff later readmitted to fulfill his opera engagement. Affidavit from Paris where Amazar resides cites a third party who brought her to America and says she sang with the Boston company before Chicago. The immigration department will review the new evidence.
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wChicago
Lucille Amazar
Chicago
Reston Opera
Cjecermes Kaklanoff
Chicago Opera Company
Mile. Amazar
Baklanoff
United States
Marrage
Gas Price Rise by One Cent Across Regions
The Standard Oil Company announced a one cent increase in the wholesale price of gasoline. New York price rises to 27 cents per gallon, with the New Jersey company covering New Jersey, the Carolinas, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia. Prices now stand at 25 cents in New Jersey and 24 cents in Baltimore and Washington.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
New Jersey’ Company
South and
North Carolina
Virgina
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Washington
All Maryland Hails Foch Honor And Gold Medal
After a day of tributes in three cities Marshal Ferdinand Foch received two honorary degrees and four speeches before departing Washington for a 20 day U S and Canada tour. He landed a gold medal from 1 600 Washington pupils and met Gov Ritchie and Admiral Wilson before visiting Annapolis and the Navy Yard.
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Ferdinand Foch
Washington
United States
Canada
Baltimore
Naval Academy
The
American Legion
Col
D. John Markey
Ritchie
Annapolis
Marshal Foch
America
Lafayette Monument
Gen. Pershing
Ambassador Jusserand
Hugh Co. Wallace
Admiral Debon
Buat
Baltimore Honors Foch With City Welcome and Degrees
Baltimore crowds acclaim Marshal Foch in a lengthy visit that included honorary doctor of laws degrees from Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland. A ground breaking for Maryland’s World War dead memorial and a French flag gift to the Service Star Legion mark the ceremonies.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
Marshal Foch
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Loyola College
City Hall
Broening
Cty
City Hall Plaza
Service Star Legion
France
Frank J. Goodnow
Marshal Fech
Homewood
Stinnes Invests Millions Abroad Across Continents
Paris dispatch reports Hugo Stinnes’s foreign investments totaling many millions in marks and foreign currencies. The French list includes stakes in Italian AlpIn Montan, Swedish shipbuilding, Prague gas works, Austrian Metallurgical, Swiss Pro Montana, German-Austrian dye works, and ventures in South America and Mexico oil. The note suggests Germans seek profits abroad to evade domestic taxes while the UK tour seeks new exchange gains as the mark declines.
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Wythe Williams
Cabre
Paris
Hugo Stinnes
London
Stinnes
Germany
Alpin Montan Gesellschaft
Italy
Oresundsvarvet
Prague
Ang
Geinitz
Pro Montana
Zug
Switzerland
Chile
South America
Herr Stinnes
Spain
Portugal
Scandinavia
Baltic States
Austria
Otto Wolf Hag
Essen and Stahl Electrical Works
Cap Polonia
Holland
Far East
Dutch Indies
Americans Held by Mexican Bandits Near Santa Valalie
Four Americans captured by Mexican bandits at Santa Valalie, 22 miles from Chihuahua, were held for four hours and released when no ransom arrived. Victims included Edgar Butts and wife, Willard Benham, and Mary Long, daughter of a former consulate agent. Soon after, Mexican mine owner Oscar Trevino was seized and freed on a $5,000 ransom. The revolt in Lowe, California, appears nearly over.
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Santa Valalie
Chihuahua
State Department
Wea Adyiséed
Edgar Butts
American Smelting and Refining Company
Willard Benham
Misa Mary Long
Parall
Oscar ‘Trevino
Lowe
California
Federal Judge rejects arrest demand for press union chief
Knoxville Tenn November 22 Federal Judge EE Sanford refused to order the arrest of Maj George Berry president of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union upon a petition by Chicago union No 3 alleging criminal contempt The attorneys said Judge Sanford would hold the warrant and let the original contempt case proceed The case involving misappropriation of funds and removal from office is set for December in Federal court in Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
EE. T. Sanford
Maj
George Berry
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
Chicago Union
Maj. Berry
A. T. Bowen
Frank I. Bowen
the International
Sanford
Berry
One SLAIN IN MILK STRIKE IN CLEVELAND
In Cleveland on November 22 a man was killed and two others injured amid clashes between striking milk wagon drivers of the Telling Belle Vernon Company and strikebreakers. Police and guards exchanged shots. four guards were arrested for carrying concealed weapons. The fatality occurred when a man was crushed beneath the wheels of a grocery truck during an attack on its driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tell-ing Belle Vernon Company
Recall Vote Upheld by North Dakota High Court
North Dakota supreme court denied five taxpayers writ prohibiting canvassing board from canvassing October 28 recall vote. Inauguration of Hestes as thirteenth governor set for 3 p m. canvassing board to meet 10 a m tomorrow. Officials’ departure marked by excitement as justices rejected injunction and fraud affidavits were not considered true.
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Bismarck
N. Cal
Associated Press
North Dakota Supreme Court
KR. 4
Nestas
Swain
Bjorn Johnson
John A. Kitchin
Agriculture and Labor
Lenn J. Frazier
William Lemire
John N. Hagan
Justice Robinson
Erect Hestes
Stillman divorce hearings to be moved to Canada
Guardian John B. Mack said a motion will seek Canadian testimony for the Stillman divorce case. Anne A. Stillman and Guy Stillman are central parties as James A. Stillman questions paternity. Proceedings remain in flux with Montreal and Three Rivers witnesses to be examined and hearings in Poughkeepsie continuing next week.
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Associated Press
Stillman
Poughkeepsie
John B. Mack
Guy Stillman
James A. Stillman
New York
Anne A. Stillman
Dante Statue to Be Unveiled in Meridian Hill Park
The Fine Arts Commission aims for December 1 to unveil a Dante memorial statue in Meridian Hill Park with President Harding possibly attending. A New York Dante commission decision, Gen Dragoni’s presence, and a temporary pedestal mark preparations as Italian societies plan official attendance.
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The
Fine Arts Commission
Darte
Meridian Hill Park
Harding
Dante Commission
New- York
Drag
Italy
Bine Arts Commission
Washington
New York
Dante Memorial Commission of
C. B. Corrigan
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Thomas J. Sha~han
Cathalics University
Golden wedding joy for Waters in Olney celebration
In Olney near Olney on Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Waters celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Belmont their home. About 100 relatives and friends attended including all their children and grandchildren. The couple, ages 71 and slightly older, received many presents and remain in excellent health.
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Maurice F. Stup
Derwood
Henry €. Ritchie
Wag
Stup
Ritchie
Thomas W. Waters
Swedish opera star Christine Nilsson dies
Copenhagen mourns Christina Nilsson a famed operatic soprano once called the second Swedish nightingale She risen to prominence in Paris and New York from 1864 1870s and 1880s with farewell concerts beginning 1888 and retirement in 1891 Born 1843 in Stockholm she debuted as Violetta in Traviata in Paris 1864 Her marriages to Auguste Bourgeaud 1872 and Count Casa di Miranda 1887 are noted.
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Christine Nilsson
Jenny Lind
Europe
America
Stockholm
Paris
Violetta
Mme. Nilsson
Strakosen
Russia
Austria
Spain
Scandinavia
Auguste Bourgeaud
Count Casa di Miranda
Seven Women and One Man Chosen as Jury in Burch Case
In Los Angeles on November 22, seven women and one man were passed as jurors in the Arthur Burch trial, paired with co defendant Mrs Madalynne Obenharn for the murder of J Belton Kennedy. A prospective juror remained under examination as court adjourned, with peremptory challenges to begin tomorrow. defense and prosecution hold twenty and ten challenges respectively.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Arthur Church
Madalynne Obenharn
J. Belton Kennedy
Paul W. Schenk
Burch
John J. Sullivan
Seattle
Wash
W. A Burch
Evanston
Obenchain
Bates College Alumus Association Dinner Speakers
President Clifton D. Gray of Bates College gave the main address at a Washington Bates College Alumus Association dinner at the Richmond hotel last night. Other speakers included Merrill, Ham, Durkee of Howard University, with Frank H. Briggs of the Washington alumni organization presiding.
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Clifton D. Gray
Bates’ College
Washington
Bates College Alumus
Richmond Hotel
Cc. Merrill
William F. Ham
J. Stanley Durkee
Howard University
Frank H. Briggs
Washington Alumni Organization
Lashanska Charms Washington in Debut at National Theater
Hulda Lashanska, a gifted young soprano, delighted a Washington audience in her National Theater debut under Mrs. Wilson-Greene. She offered three classical arias, followed by Schubert and Grieg selections, with strong enunciation and a wide vocal range, earning praise for artistry and poised accompaniment by Florence Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Lashanska
Ea E Adiant
Washington
Natonal Theater
Capital
Gluck
Haldenroslein
Schumann
Ernst
Richard Strauss
Liszt
Lorelei
Mme. Lashanska
Steppe
Gretchaninoff
Ischaikowsky
Grieg
Dvorak
MacDowell
Werner Josten
Misa Florence Harvey
Mrs James J Hill Dies at 73 in St Paul
J Paul Minn Nov 22 Mrs James J Hill widow of James J Hill president of the Great Northern railway died at her home after a long illness She was 73 and had been ill since her husband died in May 1916 She will be buried beside him on the Hill estate North Oaks farm near St Paul Born in New York City in 1846 she came to St Paul in 1854 and married after convent education in Milwaukee
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S J. Paul
Minn
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Hall
Hill
North Oaks Farm
St. Paul
New York City
Bill
Milwaukee
Obituary notes for Mrs Hill and family in 1867
Mrs Hill, widow of a local attorney, died. she had driven daily to his office. Survived by six daughters and three sons living in Washington DC Seattle New York St Paul Rio de Janeiro. Also mentions Sir Ernest Shackleton arriving with the Antarctic expedition aboard the Quest expecting to stay about two weeks.
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Hall
Rio de Janeiro
Ernest Shackleton
Quest
Restaurant man explains relief from indigestion with Phos-Pho Vitamine
A Washington restaurant owner describes severe indigestion and constipation until he tried Phos-Pho Vitamine at meals. He reports rapid improvement, with digestion normalizing, appetite returning, and increased energy after a week. The ad promotes the Irving Laboratory product sold in Washington and nationwide, with postage-paid bottle offers.
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Coast Bakaris
Washington
Mr Bakarts
Furst St. N . Tie
Irving Laboratory
Wheeling
W Va
Washington, D. C
Ady
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