Europe Hampered in Business The Page One Summary
European business shows strain with Brave reporting only a 15 percent rise and losses of substance that markets say can be corrected by higher home prices. French consumption lags producing capacity, while England faces potential coal disputes next May. Gold standard recovery boosts the market, yet unemployment falls slowly due to coal subsidies. Debts and taxes tighten budgets as traders seek open markets, with a focus on human welfare.
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England
Ceal
Lent
Railroad shares lead stock gains in midweek trading
Continued from page one investors saw railroad stocks push higher with sizable gains. Registered net changes included seven and a half points and seven and three eighths points for two names, while other railroad issues fell earlier in the week but recovered. Traders sold off wrecks to take profits as the market woke to renewed upward momentum with gains in American Can and General Electric while U S Cast Iron Pipe drifted but all closed above intraday lows.
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Uw gWard
Genral Electric
U.S
U S Calls Foreign Ministers Home Amid Roosevelt Era Tensions
The United States under President Roosevelt plans to recall foreign ministers, with Secretary Kellogg set to discuss European affairs. Hugh Cabot, American envoy to Bern, and Mrs Gibson host visiting ambassadors, as Chandler Anderson and others accompany the ambassador to meet Roosevelt.
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United
Roosevelt
Hugh Cabeon
American Mint
Berns
Gibson
Sec U
Chandler Anderson
Czar Alive Believed Hidden in Siberian Convent
London dispatches claim Czar Nicholas II and Countess Marie of Russia believe a surviving Czar is concealed in a Siberian convent. Reports say Grand Duchess Marie in Rome cites an autograph dated March 1924 as authentic while Prince Youssoupou disputes and asserts knowledge of the convent’s name and contact with the former Czar.
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Czar
Siberian
London
Cau Micholis
Roumania Shocked Over Suit News
Rourmailu March 5 AP reports astonishment as Marie Langhrine, former wife of Driane Carel, filed suit in Paris for ten million francs. Details of Carel s private life remain unclear though his inheritance from King Carol is described as substantial. Currency depreciation has reduced funds and the government allowance, with conditions like non interference in politics, adds to the news.
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Rourmailu
Wai
Lanmohring
Driane Carel
Paris
Mme
Langhrine
Carol
Althouyrh
Prohibition Bureau Proposed To Expand Federal Enforcement
A public discussion urged creating a separate Prohibition Bureau with border patrol and permit controls for whiskey withdrawals. The plan aims to shift policing duties from states and local governments to the federal system, funded by liquor revenue within six months, while resisting overcentralization and ensuring coordinated enforcement. A stray sentence about an Anna and her mother appears as a non sequitur.
Carol Is Sued by Former Wife
A Romanian royal civil suit centers on Princess Margareta Lambrino asking damages and recognition as the lawful wife of Carol I to resume marriage. Documents claim annulment was dynastic and coerced. Carol’s modern status and royal lineage shape the case as it moves toward an appellate court.
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Trent
Fowbe
Woumawa
Mme
Strabrina
Bucharest
France
Maintiaim
Carel
Relavianslu
Ziod
Boucharest
Myrequ Failel Dia
Bue
Lambrine
Mirren
Associated Press
Lambring
Charles Fo Holenvollern
Prince Charles
Rowmnania
Loumnia
Court of Appeals
Lambrinoe
Award Denied for Lazy Bricklayer Case
The claimant sought compensation for alleged insanity and dementia praecox after inconsistent work history and faint medical testimony. Witnesses described prior chalk drawings on bricks and noted the claimant’s diminished drive to work, leading the commissioner to deny the award and term the case unresolved.
Senator Harrison in Chicago for two addresses on economy
Senator Harrison travels to Chicago to present two speeches focusing on economic policy and the President's handling of federal commissions. The remarks critique what he calls a “Coolidge economy” and allege the administration packs commissions with members loyal to big business interests.
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Harrison
Chicago
Coolidge
Peace Parley Looms In G C P Banks Dispute
Bridgeport Republican leaders discuss a potential peace parley after nine years of internal conflict. Key figures include Alfred W. Town, Roraback, and state chairman, with talks focusing on restoring rule rights to Bridgeport and reconciling factions within the party. No concrete terms yet, but officials expect further discussions within weeks.
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Alfred W. B
Ren Sigte
Roraiaek
Connos
Ceconl
Neue Rexatliens
Ohim
Raul Tae
John T. King
Rorabacs
Chadsman
Bridgeport
Pease
Connor
Muayor Behrens
Burdick
Iman Dennis
Cormor
W . Will
King
Prine
State Officer Named Police Chief in Northward Mass
Hartford state police officer resigns from Dantelpon barracks to lead Northward police department as superintendent Raber to oversee the change. Officer Wut B icommended for efficiency amid his department work and CAP rill Tt, etth.
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Hanrtforn
Norehi
Dantelpon Barracks
Northwyrid
Mass
Mond
Laday
Poleemaun
Hiis
Thy
Caprill Tt
Etth
Coolidge Backs Limited Naval Aviation Budget
President Coolidge opposes a large rise in naval and army aviation spending. He supports a total aviation budget around 79 million dollars for both services, arguing existing funds and possible transfers from other military branches can strengthen air services without weakening overall defense. He believes 568,000 American men can serve if needed and stresses orderly preparedness with current allocations.
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Washington
Maren B
IAP
Gaulidive
Tararay
Navy
Army
Apavat
Air ‘Board
Striker Held for Throwing Stones at Factory Riot
Mrs. ve Arudlo, daughter of Lenux Telsus, was arrested yesterday afternoon for hurling stones at the Wolf and Abrams factory on Spruce Street. Charged with breach of peace, she posted a $100 bond and was released. Police say workers have protested at the plant for weeks and the strike remains tense as authorities monitor the situation.
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Ve Arudlo
Lenux Telsus
Wolf and Abrus Company
Aorusto
Paice
Wolf and Abrams
Cpe Munter
Sbag
Passaic Strikers Parade Quietly Through Clifton
Report describes Passaic strikers marching past Clifton and a Dundes Baxtile mill. About 200 paraded in the afternoon with few carriages and no audience. Police reported reduced volleys of protest and two warrants issued for men Aughes of Newark and another officer sent off duty.
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Clifton
Dundes Baxtile Company
Warniig
Aughes
Newark
Ciyil Lib
Zobor
Vietor
Fred Hoslacher
Secrng
Association of Silk Workers of
Paterson
Bosh
Ers
Maine
Navroc
Plans to spread strike across textile districts and labor groups
Plans described to extend a broad textile strike affecting 8000 workers across Lawrence and nearby districts. The organizer, educated at the City College of New York and Lord Law School, aims for an immediate walkout in the Providence area and hopes wider country action in time.
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Uying
Jas
College of the City of New York
Lord Law School
Heting
Bassale
Oreana
Lawrense
Uenes
Athers Ag Pater
Providence
Coutliet
Vera Admitted to United States Legal Ruling Ends Entry Case
A court decision ends the entry dispute of Countess Vera who sought admission to the United States. Judge Bondy ruled the case terminated after federal action and a temporary permit allowed ten days stay under a $500 bond. The Countess admitted divorce from the Earl of Cathcart linked to an affair with the Earl of Craven.
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Pla
Bondy
Hile
Earl of Cathcart
Earl of Craven
Carormuia
Graven
Montreal
Congress
Department of Davera
Thia
Trian
Department of Labor
Countess of Cath Cart Question Referred Between Departments
A division in New York raises a question for the Department of Justice to decide. It was noted at the Lauer department. The labor Department will be consulted by the department before acting.
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New York
Countess of Cathcart
Departsment of Justice
Lauer Department
Labor Department
Pastor Lynel Lynch Dies After Short Illness
The sister of Pastor Lynel Lynch of St Patrick's Church died after a brief illness. Requiem services are set for Monday at 10 a.m. at the church with interment in the family plot at St Rosea Cemetery, Newtown. Remains viewable Sunday after 11 30 a m. Parishioners and friends invited.
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A ‘Nyneh
St. Patrick's Church
St. Rosea
Newtown
Monin
Washington
Capl
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