Queen Returns Early From Southern Tour At King Ferdinand Request
King Ferdinand of Roumania requests Queen Ware cut her Florida visit short and sail from New York on December 11. The queen cancels several stops, heads to Bucharest for Christmas, and a revised eastern and southern itinerary includes stops in Washington and Atlantic City. The plan shifts to include a Ford agent traveling with the royal party to assist on the train.
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Fire destroys studio and vast art collection
A blaze swept the artist studio damaging Central Park area facilities and destroying vitualte paintings and antique furniture. Losses were estimated around 500000 with hundreds of paintings and valuable furnishings ruined. Local authorities and fire crews battled the flames as the building lasted only until salvage efforts began. The artwork included two to three hundred paintings and various antique pieces. Firefighters contained the blaze after hours of effort and investigations commenced.
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Pastor Kills Five Then Takes Life
A pastor killed five people and then shot himself in an apparent murder suicide. The victims ranged from age four to fifteen, including a minor. Authorities say the motive is unclear though speculation points to personal grievances and possible prior threats. Local police and investigators are on the scene gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses.
Democrats Seek Tax Cuts Plan To Aid Corporations
A chaotic report outlines Democratic push in Congress to cut corporate taxes while portraying relief as broader tax cuts. It mentions House plans, Senate challenges, and various figures including President and officials debating across committees. The piece cites support and opposition from Republicans and Democrats as short-session tactics loom.
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Thousands Honor Uncle Joe Cannon at Final Tribute
Thousands gathered in a small town to pay final tribute to Uncle Joe Cannon, respected veteran and statesman. The funeral service drew men and women from the community, with floral offerings filling the hall and a procession to Memorial Cemetery. Church and civic leaders, including former commanders and local dignitaries, attended as the town bid farewell to a longtime public figure.
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Head of British Air Service Would Abolish Aviation
London reports professor Philip Baker Louden of Louden University argues at a Yok Peace Conference that Sir Hugh Trenchard once said aviation should be abolished. The discussion recalls Trenchard's long service and decorations, noting his roles and awards.
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America Spends Half Billion In Europe
Article claims 1828 statistics on American spending in Europe and Europe’s war debt payments. Cites travel, tourism, and immigrant remittances as factors, contrasts with America’s gold outflow to Europe, and mentions Uncle Shylock satire. Notes continuation on next page.
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Ford Employes See Pay Rise Tied To Five Day Week
Ford Motor Company officials announce a pay raise reaching a record level for 92466 employees as the five day work week is gradually applied. Officials say the gains reflect broader labor and production gains, with 11,000 new hires since last year and daily output up by about 300 units.
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Mine Union Claims Bus Was Speeding In Indianapolis
Witnesses support mine union claims that a bus speeding incident influenced wage talks in the Jacksonville agreement era. The Pittsburgh and regional plant wage increases followed an open shop trend as miners seek higher pay and safer conditions amid ongoing labor disputes.
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Laura La Plante Weds Director in Hollywood
Laura La Plante actress and William Leiter director married in Los Angeles at Wilshire Congregational Church with Reginald Denny as best man and Violet Plante as maid of honor. After a brief honeymoon at Del Monte they plan an extended European trip this spring.
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Two Women Hurt In Norwalk Accident
In Norwalk two women, Sheehy and Griffith, suffered injuries when a vehicle on the Poet road toward New York collided with a car driven by Walter Brown of Westport avenue. Brown was arrested for careless driving but released on a small bond. Miss Sheehy has a head wound and Miss Griffith a shoulder wound.
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Sailors Morals and College Boys Debate by Wilbur at Forum
A forum address discusses sailors morals matching college students, plus views on national preparedness. Wilbur argues for strong navy expansion, shipbuilding, and air power while cautioning about liquor and public order, citing Washington treaty limits and global peace.
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Abduction Charge Lodged By Lawyer Near Brooklyns Hotel
A tangled case centers on Abduction charges tied to two men from Milne talking with Joseph Tang in the Pine Tree State and the Brooklington area. Police involvement followed a late night incident at a hostelry, with suspects stymied and one man released on bond while others remained jailed awaiting further proceedings.
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Pig Woman Continues To Improve In Jersey City Hospital
Jersey City physicians report Mia fans bson status continuing to improve after Friday transfusion. The star witness in the Hall-Mills case remains under careful observation and health officials will not release a possible return date for testimony in Somerville.
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Herrin Man Slain Prompting Military Dominion Request
A Herrin man was killed by rifle and buckshot near a roadhouse outside Herrin as authorities link the shooting to gang warfare. Mayor appeals for a state militia to restore order while governor and state guards discuss a security response amid escalating violence.
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Woman in Bronx Slaying Shows No Emotion in Court
A 16 year old Bronx girl, charged with killing a man after an alleged attack he made on her when she was 12, appeared unmoved in court today. She claimed her husband of one year forced her from their home and testified about the abuse before firing two deadly shots.
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Man Dives into Pequonnock River to Save Boys
A man plunged into the Pequonnock River after two boys fell from a railroad trestle near Dartford towed into the water. He pulled them to shore and cared for them until help arrived, later leaving before responders could locate him. The children, treated for submersion and exposure, were rushed to St Vincents Hospital with one boy in critical condition but improving.
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Somerville Case Overtones From Open Court Reveal Grave Scene
Somerville New Jersey reports show a high profile trial with witnesses and defense claims of haphazard prosecution. The state pushes for testimony from a key witness linked to the crime scene near a crab tree where two bodies were found, amid extensive photographs and fingerprint evidence.
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Doctors Hopeful: For Mrs Gibs Terrace City News
Doctors report Mrs Gibs is improving after treatment and may be able to take nourishment soon. Her condition is described as satisfactory and Charles B Kelly attended yesterday.
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