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Architect Johnson appointed a corps of plumbing, heating, brick and carpentry inspectors who drew $75 per week from the city. Their official work was not heavy and he saw to it that they were men who could carry their election districts. With the aid of this political organization he was...
Died. General Sir Arthur William Currie, 57, Wartime Commander-in-chief of the Canadian forces in France, principal and vice-chancellor since 1920 of McGill University; of pneumonia and cerebral thrombosis; in Montreal. Onetime teacher, realtor, insurance man, he commanded a volunteer regiment when War came, took an infantry brigade...
Sued for Divorce. By Elizabeth Atterbury Connelly, 29, sportswoman, daughter of Pennsylvania R. R.'s President William Wallace Atterbury: James Alexander Connelly Jr., Villanova, Pa. coalman: in Media, Pa. Charge: indignities.
Sued. Emanuel Haldeman-Julius, 44, author, agnostic, publisher of Little Blue Books (5?); by Marcet Haldeman Haldeman-Julius, authoress, actress; for separate maintenance and $125, 000, which she claims she has advanced to her husband since their marriage in 1916. Other charges: cruelty, desertion.
Died. Frederic Winthrop Allen, 56, member of Lee. Higginson & Co.. corporation director (Chase National Bank, Shell Union Oil Corp., Otis Elevator and other companies), onetime (1916-26) chairman of Yale's graduate rowing committee; after long illness; in Manhattan. As U. S. bankers for the late Matchmaker Ivar...