Rom ania crowns King Carel Ti after coup
Edward W. Pickard reviews the dramatic return of Cakee Caraiman as Carel Ti to Bucharest, the parliament’s crown approval for him and Michael, the heir apparent, and the unsettled political path ahead amid amnesty actions and potential reconciliation with Helene. The piece notes other events in Chicago crime, a deadly ferry collision, and tariff and treaty debates.
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Rumania
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Bucharest
Michael
Carol
Romania
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Michiel
National Peasants’ Party
Julia Maniu
Iis
Marie
Sucharest
Oberammergau
Helene
Magda Tlupescu
House panel approves second Boulder dam deficiency bill
The house appropriations committee reported favorably the second deficiency bill with an initial Boulder dam appropriation of 10 660 000. Action followed contract changes to protect the government. Witnesses including Secretary Wilbur testified that contracts with Los Angeles and the metropolitan water district lacked minimum purchase obligations. Amendments were added to address these issues.
Wisconsin Republicans back Kohler and new progressivism
Regular Republicans of Wisconsin met in Oshkosh and endorsed Gov. Walter J. Kohler for renomination. Delegates adopted a platform promoting a middle ground “new progressivism” and a request for a nation wide referendum on prohibition. The session also named W. Cameron Forbes as ambassador to Japan and appointed Legge and Teague to the federal farm board.
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Boston
Japan
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C. ¢C. Teague
Federal Farm Board
Egular Republicans
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Indiana Democrats attack Republicans and promote state ticket
The Indiana Democrats issued a state ticket and accused the Republicans of various misdeeds asserting the people no longer govern themselves. A wide range of political disputes and party criticisms appear in the report.
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Indiana News Highlights From Around the State
A roundup of happenings across Indiana includes Burton elected Peru Chamber of Commerce president and Oxley becoming Warren Church of Christ pastor. Vandalism at New Carydon cemetery, fire-destroyed farm home near Montpelier, and Lenefellow named public school attendance officer in Koseno sko County. Prison break thwarted at Albion. Rev Frank Rupnow elected Fort Wayne Ministerial president. Swank, jailed in Portland, dies by hanging in his cell. Wedding grief in Anderson as the bridegroom’s mother dies on the date. Charles Shepard returned to Michigan City penitentiary for razor theft after 29 years in prison. South Bend fire damage at National Discount yard. Gary penalties and a tax shortfall press mayor to curb spending as a new Midwest Steel plant plans in Lake Michigan area. Census shows Northwest growth, Gary and Hammond rise, Terre Haute declines. Child burns fatally in Hammond, Fulton county adds agricultural agent, Elkhart robbery case linked to Meyer Bogue awaits.
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Frank Lawler
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Harry Rosenburg
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Wright
Elkhart
Sherrif Glen Banks
L. H. Northup
Nine Massachusetts figures honored in New York Hall of Fame
Nine Americans enshrined at a New York university hall included seven Bay State natives and five Harvard graduates. Notables: John Quincy Adams, George Bancroft, James Fenimore Cooper, Patrick Henry, Elias Howe, James Russell Lowell, Horace Mann, John Lothrop Motley, and Joseph Story. The group reflects Massachusetts achievement across statesmanship history and education.
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