Marie to Face Political Intrigue in Balkan Crisis
Karl H. von Wiegand surveys King Ferdinand's illness and Queen Marie's return as Balkans swirl in royal plots. Rumors of abdication, succession fights, and Archduke Verech's maneuvers in Hungary frame a tense struggle for throne and influence amid Mussolini's possible role.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Queen Marie
Balkans
Hott Mored
Weardinnind
Cristes
Pele
Canet
Bin
Ince Copoi
Mt Crown
Otiner
Heneve
Hengary
Nam
Clovenna
Huneasy
Masolini
Prinenss
Reception Given for J. B. Klein
A welcome reception honored J. B. Klein by members of Abrahim lodge No 0 B in connection with a regular meeting at the botl on Main Street. Klein recently returned from a tour of Europe and described journeys to London Paris Switzerland Rome detailing points of interest.
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Jacob KB. Klein
Abrahim Loge
Thra Botl
Main Street
Klein
Europe
Rome
Tonden
Paris
Switzerland
Lodging house owner arrested in liquor raid
Vincent Rankow, 4 Carter Street, proprietor of a lodging house at Catate and Water Streets, was arrested late Saturday night by officers on a charge of violating liquor laws. The raid raised his arrests to four, he is held on $1,100 bail. The lodging house has long troubled the police with disturbances, assaults, and robberies alleged in the area.
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Vincent Rankow
Carter Street
Catate
Water Streets
Greenwich
Andrew Debenski
North Water Street
Greenwich Hospital
West Putnam Avenue
Old Post Road
Debenski
Lester Young
Delavan Avenue
East Port Chester
Young
Thieves Steal Bag From Parked Auto Near Old Tavern
Lewis Mivers reports a hand bag valued at about 200 dollars was stolen from his car parked in front of the Old Tavern restaurant at 2034 Main Street. The theft occurred yesterday, and the owner learned of the loss after filing the report.
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Miotnille Po
Lewis Mivers
West 48Th Cleeet
New York
Parker
Main Street
Trial Highlights In Somerville Hall Milly Case
In Somerville New Jersey on November 21 outstanding developments emerged in the Hall Milly trial. Mrs Hall denied insinuations that her brother Wille Stevens has Negro blood. Birth records and the family Bible were produced to refute charges. Felix Di Martini, a private detective, will testify for the defense. Senator Simpson said a warrant charging Di Martini with being an accessory to murder will be served when he appears. Eight people from the Ligval latte fishing community are expected to testify for the defense. Fred Blodgood, secretary to Governor Moore, was subpoenaed to discuss a letter two years ago requesting reconsideration of the murder.
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Somerville
N. J
Ligvallatte
Henry Stevens
Fred Blodgood
Moore
Wall
Covernor Edwarda
Queen Marie Seeks Public Image Amid Royal Tour
Queen Marie continued engagements in New York and nearby towns after alighting from a train in Seattle. She denied endorsing any publicity venture and dismissed plans with Harry Kiem fuss. The royal party, including Miss May Bark head, pressed on through Tarrytown and Yonkers toward New York, with state troopers controlling speeds to 45 mph, while a diverse guest list joined a luncheon at the Kelly home featuring General Pershing.
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Seattle
Miss May Barkhead
Hill
Denver
Ketly
Marie
Kelly
Morrisses
Genis
Morrin
New York
Revort
Howe
Tarrytown
Yonkers
1A Mechante
Secret Service
Mitchel
Charles Tans Gibson
Morgan Hamilton
Dyndy Prince
Ledyard Blair
Arthur Woods
Robert Goele
Sohn Crowdin
Foxball Keene
Morris
General Pershing
Kelly Home
Trade Commission to Speed Probe on Industry Powers
The Trade Commission will accelerate a broad inquiry into major baking firms and chains as part of a larger study on costs profits and competition. The electric power investigation, stemming from Senator Norris, targets General Electric and related entities amid alleged control of hydro plants. The report also probes gasoline prices and petroleum industry mergers in production and refining sectors.
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Itke General Baking
Ward Baking Continental Baking
Senator Norris
Nebraska
Norris
General Electric Company
Throweh
Pegiingom
Petroleum Indusis
Jarre Production
Shaw Urges Baby for Every Teacher
George Haw, Nobel laureate for orature, urges that all schoolmistresses should have a baby. The Twickenham education committee discussed whether the headmistress Dr Isabel Turnsade could balance duties with motherhood. The Westminster Gazette reports this view and links it to local policy.
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George Haw
Pwickenham Tidweadon Committee
Cirls
Isabel Turnsade
Westminster Gazette
Twickenbaal
Twickenham
Consuelo Denies She Was Made Duchess of Marlborough
London dispatch reports Consuelo Vanderbilt denies undue pressure caused her Marlborough marriage. An undated Paris interview claims she acted for her own happiness and sole responsibility for the union. She says public matters about her exhusband and father are not her concern.
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London
Duchess of Marlborough
France
Il Elisses
Paris
Marlborough-Corsuelo Vanderbilt
Consuelo
Jacques Balsa
Mithes
Oly
Anne Gianior
Hungarian Civic Club Marks Fifth Year Anniversary
Representatives from nearly every Hungarian social group in Bridgeport attended the fifth anniversary banquet of the Hungarian Civic Club at 252 Pine Street last night. Patrolman George Tobls, president, served as toastmaster with speeches by Hi Buckingham, Patrick J. Flanagan, Steven Mak, Raymond Walker, and Pred Beach. The committee was led by Mak and included Joseph Hudi, Albert Macgata, John Woleek, and several members, with floral tributes in five colors marking the five-year milestone.
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Bridgeport
Wunarian Civic Club
Pine Street
George Tobls
Hi. Buckingham
Patrick J. Flanagan
Farmer
Board of Aftermen
Steven Mak
Third District
Raymond Walker
Pred Beach
Joseph Hudi
Albert Macgata
John Woleek
KF. Denese
PP. Costes
J. Imri
L. Gvenis
Ficza Hudak
Fairfield Auto Theft Reported Overnight
Donald H. Vero, 53 Post Road Fairfield reported his automobile stolen last night. The car bore the license plates F I4dg4 and was taken while parked on Fairfield and Bussick avenues just after dark.
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Donald H. Vero
Post Road
Fairfield
Fairfield and
Bussick Avenues
Larkness
Woman Attacked With Sugar Bowl in Norwalk Fight
In Norwalk, a visiting woman struck Mrs. Adolph Vernandes on Hallam Street with a sugar bowl during a fight with another woman. The assailant, Mary Junpes of Hallam Street, was arrested on assault charges and released on $50 bond. Leemon B. Tripp, longtime Norwalk merchant, died at 1 Maple Street after a long residency. His funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 PM.
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Adolph Vernandes
Hallam Street
Mary Junpes
Hallam Atreet
Norwalk
Leemon B. Tripp
Tripp
South Norwalk
Hone
Maple Street
de Doway
Banerat
Potte Doubled To Twelve Vers In Iron Industry Notes
fragmentary report describes government inquiry into pottery and ware quality with mention of firing temperature and material mix. discussion covers potter materials and vitreous ware for table and hotel use across Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania New York West Virginia Maryland Tennessee Virginia.
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Caitet Sttlen
Pene
Ohio
New Jersey
Inoslyvania
New York
Virgina
Maryland
Tennessee
Virginia
Simpson Protests as Fish Clutter Up Trial Records
Somerville, N J Nov 21 The Hall Milla murder trial shows fishermen talking of catches while spooners discuss other pursuits on Lavalette beach the night of the crime Henry Stevens defends his alibi under cross exam by State Senator Alexander Simpson whose sharp questioning dominates the courtroom Observers note Stevens performed well yet discrepancies arise between prior affidavits and witness testimony The defense plans to bolster alibi with Mrs Agnes Evanston and others, while costs to Somerset County loom large over the case involving Mrs Hall and relatives and the so called Pig Woman continues hospital care
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Damon Runyon
Somerville
N. J
Hall-Milla
Lavalette
de Russey
Dominic Hail
Mills
New Jersey
Alexander Simpson
Witners
Henry Stevens
Frances
Noel Stevens Hall
Wille Stevens
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Hall
Stevens
Lavaletta
Simpson
Henry
Big Man
Cook
Abi
Ienry
Angnie Evanston
Lavallette
George Johnson
Ralph Borden
Point Pleasant
Henry Te Lic Gr
New Brunswick
Middlesex County
Somerset County
Somerset
Jersey City
June Gibson
Domino
Tt Fa
James Mason
Eycex County
Harri-Mills
Clarenge Jr
Robert H. McCarter
Timothy Pfieffer
Pfieffer
Tia
Florence
Frieffer
Nemall
Halls Stevens Defense to Attempt to Prove Alibis
The state presents witnesses in a bid to link Halls Stevens to the killing of Mrs Mills as defense answers charges. Testimony shows tense cross examinations by Special Prosecutor Alexander Simpson while defense lawyers and defendant Stevens stay watchful. A signed statement traces Henry Howell Stevens’s birth and church records, detailing parentage and lineage.
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Halls-Stevens
Stevens
Hick Stassen
Tenry Stevens
Tilt
Robert Nailann
Janicht
William Stevens
Henry Howell Stevens
Poughkeepsie
St. Paulas Church
Whilam Stevens
Jacob Stout Carpender
Lighted plane searches for two missing hunters
A seaplane with flares and a searchlight departed Mineola today to locate John J Ten and Od Green, hunters from Middletown, N Y, missing for a week after leaving a lake in an improvised boat headed toward nearby islands.
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New York
Mineola
Lady George
John J Ten
Od. Green
Middletown
N. Y
Orboa
Four Die In Auto Accidents Involving Car Turnover
A morning crash on the Loston Post road killed Mrs. Samuel Hyman, 28, and injured four others including her four year old son Irving and two Levin e family members. The car, owned by David Wiener, sped to 45 mph after the accelerator stuck. Wiener is detained on a manslaughter charge in $1,000 bond. Coroner to hold an inquest. Greenwich fatality reported later.
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Loston Post Road
Samuel Hyman
Raymond Street
Irving
Anna Levine
Wallabout Street
Brooklyn
Lena Levine
David Weiner
Ony Street
Philly Wainer
Hyman
Norwalk Hospital
Weiner
New York
Wiener
Smith's Restaurant
Post Road
Kaining Speet
Derailment disrupts New Haven freight line near Stevenson
A freight train No. 3228 from Maybrook derailed near Stevenson station causing rails to be torn up on both tracks and large piles of cotton bales and coal to scatter. Wreckers worked all day and J W Cuthen said railroad investigators would probe the cause. The incident halted passenger bus transfers between New Haven and Danbury until tracks were cleared.
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Maybrook
New Haven Railroad
Tn New Haven
Stevenson Station
Forth
Donovan
New Haven
Danbury
New England Transportation Company
J. W. Cutheen
New Haven Road
Notables sign petition to Marie amid college presidents
60 notable figures including Faunee of Brown University Harold Boardman of Maine Kenneth Sills of Fond du Lac Ada Comstock of Radcliffe and others sign petitions to Marie The Greek Orthodox church Jatha serves as Roumania's official church The list includes university presidents and a New York federal judge Robert Watson head of the Massachusetts Federation of Chirehoes
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Faunee
Brown University
Harold §. Boardman
University of Maine
Kenneth c. M. Sills
Fondomnoonega
Ada Comstock
Redcliffe Allege
Eilen F. Pendleton
Presiunt
Wellesley College
Dnian AW
Mack
New York
Robert Watson
Massachusetts Federation of Chirehoes
Greek Orthodox Church
Jatha
Roumania
Fireman Dies Jumping Before Train at Hartford Crossing
Captain Michael J. Cosgrove of Chenier engine company 11 was killed when he jumped in front of the Waterbury Hartford express at the Flats crossing. He had transferred from Hook and Ladder company 1 amid financial reverses and had served Harford Fire Department since January 19, 1927. He would have retired next year with pension. He was president of Hartford Volunteer Firemen’s Association. He is survived by his widow Mrs Margaret Sullivan Cosgrove of 35 Oak Avenue, two brothers and a sister.
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Kartfort
Michael J. Cosgrove
Chenier Engine Company
Flats
Bush Avenue
Hook and Ladder Company
al- Tedh
Joe
Harford Fire Department
Fie
Hartford Volnterr Frvements
Margaret Sullivan Cosgrove
Oak Avenue
Bishop Hughes Defends Negro Patriotism in Speech
In a controversial talk, Bishop Hughes calls Anglo Saxon conceited while praising black Americans. He cites Negro sacrifice in wars, notes Methuselah Jones as a war hero who pushed American troops deeper into Germany, and references his Chicago residence and former Illinois and New England M E conferences.
Maine Nominee Accused of Bribery in Senate Race
Reported charges claim Arthur R Gould, Republican candidate for U S Senate from Maine, paid a bribe during negotiations with New Brunswick officials. Chief Justice McKeown found no enforceable rights due to bribery, while Gould denies knowledge of any such payment as part of a business dispute. Hearing date set by state officials for November.
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McKeown
Arthur R. Gould
Maine
James A. Reed
Senate Investigating Committee
U. S
Todiy
Frank W. Bat
Augusia
Arthur B. Leigh
Randulph
Gould
Arthur KR. Gould
United States Senate
Fulton J. Redman
New Brunswick
Augusta
Arthur Goull
Presque Fale
United States
By of
Randolph
Nicolas Represents Marie in Cleveland Visit
In Cleveland on November 21 Nicolas represented Queen Marie during a brief stay. He cited the father Kings Perna as a factor in canceling the tour and noted plans to visit three Romanian churches and the Cleveland Art Museum before departing for New York.
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Cleveland
Marie
Montiy
Leveland Tor
Nicolas
Perna
Leaith
Rowmaania
Mogram
Rouwmans
Cleveland Art Museum
Nicolaus
At & Ofelck
New York Central
New York
Queen Masia
British Dominions Add to Powers
The dominions gain sovereign representation by governors general, while the King acts for each dominion. No dominion holds superior status over another. the Foreign Office may guide foreign policy with dominion sanction. Westminster legislation affecting a dominion requires its consent.
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Foreign Office
London Press Pleased by Imperial Conference Autonomy
London papers welcome the plan from the imperial conference that creates autonomous dominions equal in status within the empire. Critics note few changes, with treaties requiring consent of each dominion for major commitments and Britain signing for itself.
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London
Great Britain
Dominions
Daily Mal
New Cabinet Formed in Chile After Crisis
Santiago Chile Nov 21 AP the government crisis sparked by the resignation of the Thaner cabinet and a war minister demand ends with Manuel Rivas Vicena forming a new cabinet. Rivas Vicena serves as premier interior and will also hold hygiene and labor portfolios temporarily. Jorge Matte Bormaz Alvaro Santa Maria Alberto Edwards Arturo Alemparte General Cariox Thanet Admiral Arturo Swett Tullo Velasco named to senior posts.
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Santiago
Chile
Thaner
Armand
Carlos Tranez
Manuel Rivas-Vicena
Uiberal
Jorge Matte-Bormaz
Alvaro Santa
California Fig Syrup as Mild Laxative for Children
Mothers use California Fig Syrup to ease a cross feverish child’s constipation. The ad touts its pleasant taste and gentle cleansing of the stomach and bowels, claiming fast relief within hours and warning against counterfeits while directing to the California Fig Syrup Company for genuine bottles.
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California
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