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Chatam, Ontario; October 1922--Cities -- The main street in Chatam. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (Henry Joseph Woodside National Archives of Canada)PA-016775
Toronto, Ontario; September 8,1922 --Amusements -- Model racing yacht, Sunnyside Beach, Toronto. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) PA-084869
Bear Creek, Yukon Territory; July 6,1922--Industires--Gold.O.S. Finnie holding brick containing 500 oz. gold, worth approximately $7500.00, from Canadian Klondyke Co. dredge at the mouth of Bear Creek, Bear Creek, Yukon Territory. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada)PA-164038
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British writer Alan Alexander Milne entertains his son, Christopher Robin Milne in the nursery where Winnie the Pooh was born in his country home, Cotchford Farm, in Hartfield, East Sussex.
The Prince of Wales' Tour to Japan and the East. The Prince of Wales (left) playing polo in Bangalore.
PREMIUM -- PA NEWS PHOTO 18/1/22: THE BRITISH RAJ : THE PRINCE OF WALES IN BANGALORE, INDIA, DURING HIS TOUR TO JAPAN AND THE EAST. THE PICTURE SHOWS THE PRINCE RIDING BETWEEN LINES OF SALUTING INDIAN ARMY PENSIONERS.
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CP2STO50675 | 1922-01 
HMS Victory fires her last salute before going into dry dock at Portsmouth in January 1922. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA3212926)
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CP2STO50676 | 1922-01 
** FILE ** This 1922 file photo shows Detroit Tigers baseball player Ty Cobb warming up prior to a game. Researchers at Washington University say that's no coincidence _ the baseball diamond, they say, was built for the southpaw. (AP Photo/File)
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is seen in this 1922 photo. An 18th century Scottish mansion where Doyle once lived was saved from a Big Mac attack on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1999 when the city of Edinburgh slapped a preservation order on it. Fans of the Sherlock Holmes creator, alarmed to discover McDonald's planned to build a burger restaurant on the site, appealed to city hall and won. (AP Photo)
In this 1922 photo, Vladimir Lenin, left, sits in a park with Joseph V. Stalin. Syphilis probably didn't kill Lenin. Stress, on the other hand, didn't help, and poison may have done him in. That's the conclusion of a doctor and a historian who examined medical records and other evidence for an annual University of Maryland School of Medicine conference on the deaths of famous figures. UCLA neurologist Dr. Harry Vinters and Russian historian Lev Lurie reviewed Lenin's records for an annual University of Maryland School of Medicine conference that opens Friday, May 4, 2012 in Baltimore on famous people's deaths. (AP Photo)
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CP2STO333928 | 1922-01 
Chatam, Ontario; October 1922--Cities -- The main street in Chatam. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (Henry Joseph Woodside National Archives of Canada)PA-016775
Toronto, Ontario; September 8,1922 --Amusements -- Model racing yacht, Sunnyside Beach, Toronto. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) PA-084869
Bear Creek, Yukon Territory; July 6,1922--Industires--Gold.O.S. Finnie holding brick containing 500 oz. gold, worth approximately $7500.00, from Canadian Klondyke Co. dredge at the mouth of Bear Creek, Bear Creek, Yukon Territory. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada)PA-164038
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CP1STO578040 | 1922 
Prince Andrew of Greece (right), during the Courts-Martial before the revolutionary tribunal in Athens, which resulted in his being sentenced to banishment and the loss of all rank.
Alan Alexander Milne, Author and Dramatist at home in his artistic house at Chelsea in London.
(L-R) Arsenal manager Leslie Knighton, captain Bill Blyth and goalkeeper Steve Dunn make their way to the FA enquiry into the controversial match between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur in September 1922 when two players were sent off during a particularly vicious and bitter game
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CP2STO47764 | 1922 
PREMIUM -- WHS#24095: Experimental International 10-20 tractor. 1922. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
David Lloyd George British Prime Minister 1922 on steps of the Reform Club Manchester. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPGL477837)
Paris 1922 British Women''s Team at a Train Station in London ahead of departure for the first ever International Track Meet for Women held on the 20th August 1922 at the Pershing Stadium in Paris France. The first "women''s Olympic Games" was a one-day track meet in Paris in 1922. Eighteen athletes broke world records before 20,000 spectators. Although women had competed at the IOC''s Games since 1900 initially in tennis and golf, and later in archery, gymnastics, skating, and swimming. These events were initiated by Games organizers and sympathetic international federations like La Fédération International de Natation Amateur. If IOC founder and president Pierre de Coubertin and some of his colleagues had had their way, these competitions would never have been held. The combined opposition of the IOC and the IAAF kept women out of the most prestigious sport on the program, track and field. But in their buoyant, post-suffrage enthusiasm for new frontiers, women in many countries were competing in track and field in record numbers and achieving record times. If they couldn''t enter de Coubertin''s Games, Milliat decided, then they would have an Olympics of their own. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA3623314)
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CP2STO47765 | 1922 
FILE - In this August 1922 file photo, Marcus Garvey is shown in a military uniform as the "Provisional President of Africa" during a parade on the opening day of the annual Convention of the Negro Peoples of the World along Lenox Avenue in Harlem borough of New York. The son ofMarcus Garvey on Aug. 17, 2016, said his father’s 129th birthday marked the perfect day to begin a public push for a presidential pardon to exonerate Garvey for an unjust conviction. Dr. Julius W. Garvey wants President Barack Obama to clear his father’s name from a mail fraud conviction that caused Marcus Garvey to be deported from the United States to his native Jamaica. (AP Photo/File)
** FILE ** This 1922 file photo shows Detroit Tigers baseball player Ty Cobb warming up prior to a game. Researchers at Washington University say that's no coincidence _ the baseball diamond, they say, was built for the southpaw. (AP Photo/File)
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CP2STO123689 | 1922 
FILE - In this August 1922 file photo, Marcus Garvey is shown in a military uniform as the "Provisional President of Africa" during a parade on the opening day of the annual Convention of the Negro Peoples of the World along Lenox Avenue in Harlem borough of New York. The son ofMarcus Garvey on Aug. 17, 2016, said his father’s 129th birthday marked the perfect day to begin a public push for a presidential pardon to exonerate Garvey for an unjust conviction. Dr. Julius W. Garvey wants President Barack Obama to clear his father’s name from a mail fraud conviction that caused Marcus Garvey to be deported from the United States to his native Jamaica. (AP Photo/File)
FILE - In this August 1922 file photo, Marcus Garvey is shown in a military uniform as the "Provisional President of Africa" during a parade on the opening day of the annual Convention of the Negro Peoples of the World along Lenox Avenue in Harlem borough of New York. The son ofMarcus Garvey on Aug. 17, 2016, said his father’s 129th birthday marked the perfect day to begin a public push for a presidential pardon to exonerate Garvey for an unjust conviction. Dr. Julius W. Garvey wants President Barack Obama to clear his father’s name from a mail fraud conviction that caused Marcus Garvey to be deported from the United States to his native Jamaica. (AP Photo/File)
Canadian-born actress Mary Pickford is photographed on Aug. 29, 1922. Pickford, who is called "The World's Sweetheart," is married to Douglas Fairbanks, Snr., her second husband. (AP Photo)
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CP2STO123690 | 1922-08 
Ronald True who was found guilty of the murder of prostitute Olive Young in May, 1922.
The Prince of Wales, Lord Louis Mountbatten (R) and Captain Metcalfe (l) in the costume of Japanese Coolies.
Percy Fender, the Surrey Captain, was in remarkable form and scored 185 runs, when he caught by Stephen Fry, son of the famous Charles Burgess(CB) Fry.
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CP2STO50670 | 1922-05 
G Patterson v R Lycett in the Wimbledon Tennis Championships 1922. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA1012203)
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CP2STO50668 | 1922-07 
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Unique identifier: CP1STO580024 
Legacy Identifier: CP1STO1767_1922-01 
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