Word: gould
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Serene Highness Prince Helie de Sagan, Due de Talleyrand-Perigord, husband of the former Anna Gould* of Manhattan, decided to sell his estate at Sagan in Silesia near the border of Brandenburg and about 100 miles southeast of Berlin. The estate, which was advertised in European papers, comprises Sagan, capital of the "principality," which has a population of 15,000 people, an immense outlying estate upon which 50,000 people live, many castles, a park and other properties. The whole estate is worth considerably more than a million dollars. Prince Helie, who inhabits an aesthetic pink marble house...
...Anna, daughter of George Jay Gould, married Catholic Count Paul Marie Ernest Boniface de Castallane. In 1906 she divorced him. Two years later Prince Helie fell victim to her charm and they lived happily ever after-until 1914. In this momentous year the High Court of the Roman Curia reconsidered the annulment of her marriage to Count Castallane. It transpired that the Pope was displeased, the Vatican distressed and Catholics in general disturbed about her divorce-then the Great War overshadowed...
...following men have been appointed to the Business Board of the Sophomore Blue Book, it was announced yesterday by E. W. Marshal, chairman of the board: Milton Bachrach Glick of Willard, Ohio; Harding Carruth Newman of Concord; Benjamin Apthorp Gould Thorndike of Boston; Reginald Franklin Conroy Vance of Fredericksburg, Virginia; and Leopold Alan Weisman of New York City. A picture of the entire Blue Book Board will be taken at 1.05 o'clock today at Notman's Studio...
Manhattan, Hewitt Morgan threatened his singular supremacy. In the match, Gould's right hand was seized with cramp. He repeatedly dropped his racquet to massage it. But he won, 6-1;1, 6-1, 11-9. If Morgan had won the third set, Gould might have lost the match through weariness...
...Grandson of Jay Gould, famed operator (see Page...