Word: copenhagen
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...remembered as "the first Christian Premier of China" (1922). At the outbreak of the War he was Chinese Minister to both Germany and Denmark, withdrawing definitely to Copenhagen when China entered...
Died. Oliver B. Harriman, 39, First Secretary to the U. S. Legation in Copenhagen, nephew of Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, Mrs. J. Borden Harriman and Mrs. Frederick C. Havemeyer, Harvard graduate ('09) ; at Copenhagen, of heart disease...
...great for researches into the topology of the interior of the atom, has been awarded to Dr. Kemble, Assistant Professor of Physics. Dr. Kemble's investigations will be principally with Professor Sommerfeld at the University of Munich, Germany, and Professor Neils Bohr. at Copenhagen, Denmark...
Scandinavia, charged that Dr. Anton Bast, Methodist Episcopal Bishop of Scandinavia, had fraudulently converted vast church moneys. The Methodist Conference of Denmark excommunicated the complainant. Dr. Bast was locked in jail without bail for four months until five officials of the U. S. Methodist Episcopal Church arrived in Copenhagen and got him released on bail (December, 1924). Last January the Public Prosecutor finally had him indicted on nine counts for the conversion of 635,000 kronen ($165,000). By jury trial last week he was found guilty of fraudulently converting 182,000 kronen ($47,320) of charity funds and sentenced...
...Norway, daughter of King Charles XV of Sweden and Norway, great-granddaughter of the delectable Désirée Clary (the daughter of a French banker) who charmed Napoleon and married his most fortunate Marshal, Jean Baptiste Jules Bernadotte, later King Charles XIV of Sweden and Norway; at Copenhagen, after a long series of illnesses...