Pretender Otto Reaches Majority at Steenockerzeel
Archduke Otto, claimant to the Hungarian crown and son of the late Karl, has attained majority at Steenockerzeel Castle. Empress Zita proclaimed him of age as monarchist currents in Europe hope for restoration while Central Europe faces Habsburg resistance from the Little Entente.
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Steenockerzeel
Belgium
U.P
Europe
Steenockerzee
Otto
Zita
Hapsburg
Budapest
Hungary
Karl
Spain
Archduke on Trial Over Napoleon Necklace Scheme
Archduke Leopold of Habsburg faces grand larceny charges in New York General Sessions Court over a necklace once worn by Maria Luisa. Col Charles Townsend also indicted. The necklace allegedly sold for 60 000 instead of 450 000 with Archduke receiving 50000 and Archduchess Marie Therese getting 7200.
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New York
U.R
Napoleon
Maria Louise
Archduke Leopold
The
Hapsburgs
Archduke
Col
Charles F. Townsend
Leopold
David Michel
Marie Therese
Mary Pickford’s Niece Guarded By Police In Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills police guard Gwen Pickford 12, Mary Pickford’s niece and ward, after kidnapping threats. An officer accompanies her between the Pickford home Pickfair and school amid heightened protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Gwen Pickford
Mary Pickford
Pickford
Pickfair
Fine Expert Pilot Jimmy Doolittle Pays Fine
Jimmy Doolittle paid a $100 fine for violation of exhibition flight rules at Kansas City Airport last month. The Commerce Department had ordered a $500 penalty after he clipped the tail of an old army plane. the reduction reflected his prior good behavior and lack of injuries.
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Washington
U.P
Jimmy Doolittle
Kansas City
Doolittle
St. Louis
Commerce Department
Lindbergh Never Drew Pay From Commerce Dept
Charles A. Lindbergh, a technical advisor on the Commerce Department roster since 1927, has never drawn pay totaling nearly three years. He has visited Washington for meetings with Aeronautics Branch officials but was never formally summoned.
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Washington
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Commerce Department
Aeronautics Branch
Lindbergh
Department
New York
Paris
To Feed Thousands Opens Thanksgiving Meal Plan
Mrs. Marguerite Kase, Cleveland restaurant proprietress, will feed about 2000 unfortunate people on Thanksgiving. She first planned box lunches but shifted to serving a full meal after learning many have lived on music and breakfast foods for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Marguerite Kase
Proprietress
Kase
Pig Breeding Plans Fail in Moscow Delivery
The Pig Breeding Trust has failed to carry out its plans. It delivered less than 40,000 pigs instead of the 80,000 expected by the end of September, marking a complete shortfall in the program.
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Moscow
Old Texas Republic note draws collector value
A $10 treasury note of the Republic of Texas sent to the state capitol by John A. Burrows of Colorado City is deemed not payable by State Treasurer Hatcher. The note bears the preserved signature of Mirabeau B. Lamar and is worth many times its face value to collectors.
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Austin
Republic of Texas
John A. Burrows
Colorado City
Hatcher
Mirabeau B. Lamar
The
Republic
Ohio University Students Earn Place In New York Exhibition
Two Ohio University art students from the College of Arts Helen Beeman Richwood and J Fred Beach Seville had their work accepted by a New York art exhibition. Beeman’s Portrait of a Girl was hung while Beach’s two still lifes arrived late and were not hung but will be exhibited next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Helen Beeman
Richwood
J. Fred Beach
Seville
College of Arts
New York
Miss Beeman
Mr. Beach
College Art Association of America
Colleges Represented At Major Art Conference
A regional conference drew participants from Yale New York University Chicago University Cleveland School of Art Obertin College Smith College University of Washington Kentucky University among others. Students showcased works and discussed contemporary trends in higher education art programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New York University
Chicago University
Cleveland School of Art
Obertin College
Smith College
University of Washington
Kentucky University
Watkins to be released for Thanksgiving dinner
Happy Thanksgiving Columbus reports that William Watkins, a Columbiana County convict, has had his sentence commuted to allow him to eat Thanksgiving dinner with his wife and five children. Watkins is serving up to 20 years for robbery and will be released effective November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sovernor Myers Y. Coppa
William Watkins
Columbiana County
Watkins
Kellogg’s All-Bran A Delicious Morning Switch
Encourages starting tomorrow with Kellogg's All-Bran ready to eat cereal to improve life and relieve the burden of habit forming pills and drugs. Milk or cream enhances the nut like taste.
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Kellogg’s
Tarantula Caught by Henry Putyra in Florence
One of a large variety of tarantulas was captured by Henry Putyra in Florence recently. The insect, though described as sizable, was contained for study and possible exhibition.
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Florence
Henry Putyra
Notable Spi Entity Measured Five and One Der Fi
One of the most deadly of the spi family was described as five and one der fi inches long and capable of filling a pint fruit jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spi
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Archduchess
Miller Bros. Wall Paper CO
Athens, Ohio
C. D. Shafer
Frank
Union St
Dial
Athens, O
West
Mundews
Lindy
Uncle Sam
Ohio
Allbran
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Allog
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Turkey
the Stedman Company, Packers
Athens
Quality Baking CO
Wellston, Ohio
Little Crow
Glouster
New Lexington
Cline
Baily
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