Grandson of Ex Kaiser to Be Given to Mother
A Potsdam district court ruled that Prince Frithel Frederick must surrender Prince Franz Joseph to the mother, widow of Prince Joachim, overturning Hohenzollern house laws as the Kaiser’s line loses legal leverage under a republican government. The ruling ended Pfitel Biter’s custody claim, who had based his case on house law.
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Berl
Tuly
Hohenzollern
Aistrict
Potsdam
Fithel Frederick
Kaiser
Franz Joseph
Huter
Joachim
Pe Biter
Frang
Gatmaby
Republian
Cuba Moves to Normalize Finances and Trade
Havana July 27 Congress leaders draft urgent measures to cut sugar output and send a Washington mission to secure reciprocity with the United States. President Zayas aims to stabilize Cuba’s finances and agriculture as a parliamentary commission prepares a legislative program for the special session.
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Havana
Washington
United States
Cuba
Zayas
Congress
Firemen to Give Children Showers Citywide
The board of recreation and the fire department plan municipal shower baths for playground children. In Walshie school district hydrants will be opened on Monday Wednesday and Saturday to cool off youths, with strong turnout and success noted on opening day. The program aims to extend to all Mars rounds, offering the same relief to more children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Recreation
Fire Department
Wallie
Mars
Argentina Socialist Senator Iberlucca Faces Trial
After a multi day debate the Senate withdrew parliamentary immunity from Senator Del Valle Iberlucca. The Socialist senator is charged with four utterances claimed to have been made at Bahia Blanca during a Socialist congress. The statements pertain to advocating adhesion to the Moscow based Third International.
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Bios Aires
Senate
del Valle Iberlucca
Bahia
Blanca
Lnternationale
Moscow
Five Die in Cleveland Car Collision Near Abbey Avenue
A late night highway crash in Cleveland near Abbey Avenue killed five people. John Brantoff, a garage owner, his wife and their three children Edhia Mary age ten, Theodore nine months, and Anna Brantoff, 40, died. Mrs Brantoff's husband survived with serious injuries. The crash occurred just after midnight with initial reports stating four victims died instantly. May Brantoff is listed among the deceased. The incident is dated July 27.
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Sona
Abbey Avenue
Viaéuet Aril
John
Edhia Mary
Theodore
Anna Brantof
May Brantoff
Railroad Blameless for Fatal Crash at Winsted
A coroner's inquest found no criminal responsibility for the February death of Ernest Belli, who rode as a passenger in an automobile driven by BR. Rondelli of Torrington when it collided with a New Haven and Stratford Railroad train near New Hartford. The accident injured others but did not assign blame to the railroad.
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Winsted
New Haven
Sfartford
Rondelli
Torrington
Ernest Belli
Bane
Maistaden
Frlongelli Wistroy
Atan
Hingedam Eros
New Hartford
Beili
Landlords Charge Tenants Two Dollars to View Apartments
In Tulsa on the 27th, landlords are reportedly asking would be renters to pay two dollars for the chance to inspect apartments. One said the fee does not count toward rent if the tenant accepts the unit, while another accused the practice of being a trap to deter inquiries.
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Toroxto
Tuls
Isnndiord
Richard Pays Tax and Gross Revenue Fight
The report notes a state tax payment of 806 69, with Mc Yeniises Carnetier involved in a fight over ten percent of gross rendpts.
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Carnentier
Persecution Follows Filipino Complaints In Philippine Inquiry
Reports from the Wood-Forbes mission state officials will shield Filipinos who spoke to the mission about government abuses. Major General Wood and Commissioner Forbes promise full use of law and influence to protect witnesses, with freedom of speech a key factor in briefing President Harding.
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Manta
Daly
Wood-Forbes
Philippines
Wood
Forbes
Pero Gons
Vrhe Mission
Washington
Harding
Indian Commissioners Meet in New London
The United States Bureau of Indian Commissioners held a summer meeting at the Mohican hotel in New London to review the annual report for Congress. The document outlines Indian policy details and urges educational improvements for the Indians and a shift of death-related matters from the Indian bureau to the Public Health Service. Attendees included Vaux Jr, chairman Philadel, Gen Hugh D L Scott, Samuel Elliott, Prof TK Moore, Malcolm MacDowell, Smiley, and Frank Kunex.
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New London
United States
Bureau of Indian Commissioners
Tadimir
Mohican Hotel
Nisat
Congress
Indian Burron
Public Health Service
Japanese Protest Deportations To U S Government
The cabinet plans to protest U S deportations of Japanese nationals from California. The Foreign Office had no information on the government’s decision.
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Rio
Nichi
United States
Tfields
Turlock
California
Theoreign Office
Free Trial Offer for Rupture Treatment Device
An old advertisement urges men and women with ruptures to write for a free trial of a wand like muscular support. It claims the device tightens rupture muscles, reduces the need for a truss, and can prevent surgery. It warns of risks from ignoring small ruptures and promises rapid improvement.
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Rice
Adams
N. Y
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Have to Go
A garbled ad-style plea claims kidney and bladder issues can be cured with a drugstore remedy. It warns of symptoms like frequent urination, burning, and sediment, touts a “guaranteed” life‑saving cure, and promises refund if not benefited. The text includes misspelled names and dubious claims typical of 19th century patent medicine pitches.
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Wales
Lesilaney
Tsenec
Women's Skirts Clearance Sale with Odds and Ends
Clearance items include women skirts and odds and ends with reduced prices. Various prices shown such as 19.75 and 15.00 in a sale listing. Located in a retail display likely from a department store catalog.
One of a Kind Dresses and Beaded Georgette Sale
Classified notice notes dresses in beaded georgette and embroidered crepe de chine with gray variants and prices around 598.50. Other items in gray crepe de chine and related fabrics offered with proportional reductions. see store for details.
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Ant Wirsel
Hohenzollerns
Winson
B. C
G.C. Wilson, Inc
Boston
Mase
Fred &J. Porter Pharmacist
Park Ave
Sor
State St
Jdney
Iver
Biadder
Urics
Hem
Inex Ca
Morland Vt
Hindle Drug Stores
Gridgeport
Ben Il
Vincent Bros. CO
Barnum
Waste Caper H
R. GO. Barnum
Argentina
Cleveland
Richard
W. & Hice, Inc
Main St. Adams
Aldo
Service
Hugh J. Koenig
Main St
Elm
GAP
Sad A
Suviys
Duvelyn
Slynx de Lair
Sik
Siik
Typp
Ees Accese
Yafeta
Gingham House
Row Agate
Gingham
Potmerh Spa
Kayser
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