Kelley Bride of Henry Xeresey at Cathedral
The wedding of Miss Kelley to Henry Xeresey drew a large crowd as motor police guided guests from the Kelley home to the Cathedral. The bride wore ivory satin with rose point lace and carried white orchids and wistaria. Attendants included Misses Kelley and Patten, with ushers from New York and Chicago. The reception for about 300 followed at the Ambassador Hotel in Italian gardens with a grand wedding cake and lavish gifts.
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Green Bay
Kelley
Fir Avenue
Cathedral
Rose Pointance
Rome
CoMathesis
McPixe Keresey
Destman
Katherine Kelley
Loun'McPive Keresey
Frances
Cornelia Kelley
Patten
Peter J. Maloney
New York
Berkeley
Cal
Elizabeth Law
North Carolina
Thomas Mortimer
Keresey
Paul Keresey
William @. McNulty
Louis W. Corbey
Chicago
Thomas Linus Hoban
Scranton
John Madigan Cunningham
Boston
Peter J. Maloney Jr
John Carlos Yan
John Bergen McGuire
McLaughlin
Tafael ‘Dias
Metropolitan Opera Company
Ambassador Hotel
Ond Avenue
Ay of Wits
Atte
Georgetown University
Washing
Anafonds Copper Mining Company
Bomb Explodes During Bulgarian Funeral Killing Scores
Bulgarian cabinet and citizens gather in Sofia for Gen Georghieff funeral after a bomb blast. Numerous bodies and wounded reported as authorities fear a push toward a communist revolt. Government to announce martial law tonight.
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Mendine
Peradualides
Georghieff
Sofia
Boris
Georghieft
Metal tax estimates set by board in last year
The board estimates metal mine license tax collections at 82,102 dollars for the last year. The note continues from page 1, detailing total collections and the impact of the tax. A separate item mentions an exhibition at the University of California museum showing a reptile.
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Oakland
University of California Museum
Wheeler's Trial Underway in Washington Case The Oil Prospecting Allegations
The jury hears testimony on Sen Wheeler's alleged interference with Gordon Campbell oil claims. Slattery claims Wheeler sought to insert a lawyer to press Campbell cases in Washington and promised to share legal fees. Walsh defense clashed with objections as courtroom buzzed with spectators and early releases trimmed to calm.
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Slattery
Wheeler
Washington
Interior Department
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Campbell
Blattery
Walsh
Defense
Dietrich
Andeerveny
Walsh Aid
Henry Sandberg
Havre
Willam Ore
Bettminer
Suage Dietrich
Saskatchewan imposes new liquor law nationwide rollout
Regina reports crowds at opening of a provincial liquor act as new controls take effect. Purchasers in cities may buy up to four gallons beer two gallons wine and one quart spirits daily. country stores limit four gallons beer. Cash and carry stores enable mail order for rural customers with no permit required for single bottles. Cities include Saskatoon Moose Jaw Prince Albert Weyburn North Battleford Forkton.
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Regina
Sask
Amer Chit
Sy Mloneet
Ita Rae Omar
Ne Auis
Ieamas
Renkina
Baskatoon
Moosejaw
Prince Albert
Weyburn
Poisoner Recovers From Her Collapse
A report notes a woman linked to a poisoning case regained consciousness after collapsing. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary text, with references to court proceedings titled Crown versus Post and a partial caption indicating an appeal. Further context was not readable in this OCR snippet.
Smooth Armstrong Linoleum Floors Quick to Install
A worn wooden floor can become a bulge free smooth surface in a day with experts cementing in place a layer of builders deadening felt under Armstrong's Linoleum. Wax and polish keep it beautiful, and light dry-mop cleaning saves weary knees long term.
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Armstrong
Prince Has Money to Buy Portraits Case Adjourned
A court in New York on April 1 adjourned the case involving Prince Youssoupott and others amid testimony. The prince, said to have funds to acquire portraits, faces a financial dispute with Brita and Fatty in a bank payment arrangement.
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New York
Prince
Supreme Court
Prince Youssoupott
George
Motor Cans in Philippines Manila Piguerea Show
Manila reporters note a show in the Philippines featuring figures or products related to motor cans. Details are scant with limited readable facts remaining about participants or outcomes.
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Philippines
Manila
California widow Florence Kahn elected to House
The report notes Florence Kahn of California becomes the third widow to sit in the House, following the loss of a former member. Her election marks another turn of the political tide as the state gains a new representative.
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California
Florence Kahn
Planes and Polar Flight Readiness After Gale Disrupts Voyage
The North Pole expedition’s planes are off course after a gale halted the Hobby and Fram from mooring. Landing will occur as soon as possible, with first trials estimated within two weeks at a Wellman bay base. The project faces legal disputes over land rights and oil leases near Velop properties in Salt Creek fields.
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North Pole
Hobby
Wellman Bay
Kobbe Ba
Sted
Ohio Oil Company
Savaye
Salt Creek
Lavoy Residents Agree to Vacate
Residents of Lavoy reach an agreement to vacate the town. The plan outlines a timeline beginning in April with local officials coordinating the shutdown. Community members express concern over displacement while authorities emphasize orderly relocation steps.
Osler to Appeal Testimony Order in Teapot Dome Case
Toronto April 16 The Toronto Star reports HS Osler former Continental Trading official will appeal a appellate court ruling that he must provide testimony sought by the United States government in the Teapot Dome oil case. The Star notes the appeal could suspend proceedings and delay testimony.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Toronto Star
HS Osler
Continental Trading Company
Wiedesteniig
Rome
Shepherd enters not guilty plea in typhoid murder case
Chicago April 16 William D Shepherd pale from a month in jail pleaded not guilty to murdering his foster son William N Mc Clintock with typhoid germs. Chief Justice Hopkins overruled a motion to quash the indictment and the trial date was left to the trial judge.
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Chicago
Derby Dinner To Open Rage Meet Campaign
A Derby themed event begins with a noon gathering where jockeys outline positions for the race. The campaign continues through next week with a final dinner on Monday April 27 to honor Governor Erickson as guest of honor.
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Gov. Erickson
British Dirigible Rides Out Storm
London reports that the airship K-33 rode out a fierce storm crossing Pulham during the day. The air ministry later announced the dirigible had survived the gale and was resuming its course amid winds averaging 76 miles per hour. South Africa discusses a proposed board to regulate diamond trade with minimum purchase prices.
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Associated Press
London
Pulham
Air Ministry
South Africa
Of Interest to Women Promotes Vegetable Compound Tea
A short feature extols a vegetable compound for women crafted by steeping roots and herbs on a kitchen stove. It praises the remedy's fame for addressing stubborn ailments in midlife and emphasizes simple home preparation and natural healing methods.
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Ite Jccens
Niet
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Ruptia
Irdinal Hayes
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Board ON Metal
Mike Bly Smit
Saskatchewan
Armstron
W. Broadway
OME
Ipschendvepan Holland
Armsbronc Cork Company
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Denver
Symes
Armstrong's
Baxter
West Broadway
Amundsen
Lavoye
Osler
Shepherd
Armstrong Linoleum
Jacobson Furniture Company
Tonad Company
Heat Bredbery Bs
Los Angeles
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