High Tribute Paid Tucker by John Crown
John R Crown praises Harry Tucker as a staunch statesman in a wartime Virginian editorials flavored tribute. He recalls Tucker’s integrity and hard line on constitutional rights and cites Tucker’s authoritative books used by the Supreme Court and diplomatic circles. Crown notes Tucker’s reluctance to self promote and lauds his steadfast political philosophy.
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Tucker
John Crown
Clarke
Mr. Tucker
Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
Harry Tucker
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Glass
Washington
Proceedings of
Virginia
South
David B. Hill
Historical Papers of America
Mr. Bradford
John R. Crown
Penny Flyer Held Up By Four Bandits
Four bandits boarded the Manhattan Limited westbound the Pennsylvania Railroad at Cassandra 90 miles east of Pittsburgh at 2 45 this morning wounding mail clerk A J Lamp and rifling the mail car. Lamp was shot in the legs and taken to Johnstown hospital.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Manhattan Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cassandra
A. J. Lamp
Gallitzen -Cassandra
Lamp
Johnstown
Mrs. Harrison Freed From Soviet Prison In Riga
Baltimore journalist Mrs Maygudrite Be Harrison, held as an American prisoner in Russia, was released and arrived in Riga. Senator Joseph J France, on a mission to Soviet Russia, secured her release and accompanied her to Riga. France reported improving conditions despite famine and denied prior claims of a government decision.
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Associated Press
Riga
Maygudrite
BE. Harrison
Baltimore
Russia
France
Harrison
United States
Joseph J. France
Soviet Russia
Mrs Harrison, Baltimore Writer and Traveler, Held by Soviets
Mrs. Harrison, daughter of the late Bernard N. Baker of Baltimore and sister-in-law to Governor Albert Ritchie, has had a noted career as a newspaper writer and traveler. She went to Russia sixteen months ago as a correspondent for the Baltimore Sun and New York Evening Post, with dispatches as the only authentic American news from the Bolshevik country up to October. She was taken into custody by Soviet authorities in June 1920 as she prepared to leave, and has been held on espionage charges. She also served as special correspondent at the Paris Peace Conference and was credited as the first American woman to enter Berlin after the armistice.
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Russia
Harrison
Paris
Berlin
Miss Ethel Carroll Visits Martins on South Market Street
Miss Ethel Carroll of Westernport Maryland visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Robt Martin on South Market Street to spend time with family.
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Ethel Carroll
Westernport
Robt. Martin
South Market Street
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JAZZ
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