Meyerling Mystery Stories Persist In 1889 Tragedy Debate
JERLIN April 12 United Press reports ongoing legends about the Meyerling murder suicide of Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria and Baroness Marie Vetsera. Four "solutions" circulate, including an outsider killer and a jealous fiancé, though a new biography argues the couple died by self destruction.
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Aimee’s Surf to Sand Case Revealed
In Sacramento on April 12 the preliminary probe into Aimee Semple McPherson’s disappearance was admitted as evidence in Judge Carlos S Hardy’s impeachment trial. Wallace Moore testified that McPherson rode in a car with Kenneth G Ormiston in Santa Barbara on May 29 1926, identified as his companion.
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Tragic Meyerling events linked to Marie Vetsera and Baroness Marie
The report describes Marie Vetsera and Baroness Marie Vetsera dying from gunshot wounds. Rudolph allegedly fired, with a mirror used to aim, as bodies were removed from Meyerling and secretly buried by uncles Count Stockau and Herri Maltazi with a dated burial protocol.
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Texas wins court case at Guinan club victory celebration
In New York on April 12 spectators cheered Miss Texas Guinan after a jury ruled she did not violate nuisance laws at her night club. Cameras rolled as Guinan appeared on the dance floor and proclaimed victory while crowds fought to enter and pay high prices for drinks. A telegram from Representative F... arrived amid the scene.
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Six Charged Over Missouri Sex Questionnaire Case
In Austin Texas on April 12 a paragraph from a suppressed Missouri University sex questionnaire becomes grounds for six charges of obscene material. No arrests yet. Defendants include UT and Austin High students and three print shop workers. One defendant, Horace Walker, previously faced a criminal libel case that was dismissed.
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Milk Rich Desserts and Chocolate Froth Delight
A promotional piece from The Sugar Institute extols daily milk consumption for all ages and offers recipes and tips. It highlights custards ice cream and a Chocolate Froth drink using cocoa sugar and milk, praising sugar to boost intake of milk cereals and fruits.
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Hollander Repares Past Melon Theft After Years of Guilt
In Holland on April 12 a man who once stole water melons as a child sent an anonymous note to James Kellen of Overisel with a 50 cent coin and a one paragraph explanation admitting the deed. The letter says he paid for the stolen fruit to atone for childhood mischief.
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