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Elmer Davis, correspondent of The New York Times, "covered" the Democratic Convention. He told of the end of the six-day impasse when the Convention voted to invite a committee of leaders, alias bosses, to undertake the undoing of the deadlock (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS), and he added this:
In the spring of 1923 a young lady, Dorothy King by name, had been murdered in her Manhattan apartment?strangled with a silk stocking. It was a magnificent crime. After a few days it was given out that the District Attorney knew of a "Mr. Marshall" who was connected with...
"Prince Michael Dimitri" alias Michael Romonoff and Harry Gerguson, whose pretentious manner and fantastic titles made him a well known personage in Cambridge last fall, is in trouble again. While awaiting deportation at Ellis Island, officials received word that the "Prince" had been indicated, and must come to Cambridge to...
It won't cause you any mental effort to read "The Nervous Wreck". I strongly suspect, in fact, that it didn't cause the author any mental effort to write it. Probably he just started writing and wrote easily on, letting the plot unfold itself as it saw fit. That...
Baron Renfrew, alias the Prince of Wales, left his ranch 20 miles north of High River, Alberta, on his return trip to England.