Carol Flees Paris as King Ferdinand Near Death
Prince Carol slips away from Neuilly and boards a plane, sparking reports he heads toward the royal bedside in Bucharest or beyond. French police monitor the departure as Ferdinand’s condition worsens, with rumors of Hungarian support shaping Balkan tensions.
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Newa
Ferdinand of
Roumenis
Carol
Neuttly
Neull
LeBourget
Mantan
Jett Pear Long
Jk Wat
Neutlhy
Prince Carol
Mme. Lupescu
Neuihy
Zizi Lambrino
Neti Farates
Ios
Bucharest
S. Hungerian
Uhlon
Hungary
Balkan
Ferdinand
Houmania
Carol Sill
Neultly
Aris Perm
Rotimania
Dygen
Willie: Willis and Rosen Quietly Recall Past Times
A fragmented reminiscence recalls shared moments and familiar faces as the speaker reflects on memory and friendship. The garbled text hints at a past era, with household items and common routines resurfacing in vague, nostalgic terms.
Millionaire incomes soar in internal revenue report
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports a record rise in millionaire incomes in 1925 with more than 9,000 new entrants earning 50,000 dollars or more. Analysts attribute the surge to tax policy changes, corporate dividends, and stock gains, noting top earners now derive much from investments. The data show broad growth in high income brackets, reshaping the nation’s tax picture.
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Washington
Adh
Invoste Mente
Brinken
Arsenal
Enid
Congress
Bureau
Thin Yon
Thin
Ford Hopes to Get On Stand in Sapiro Case
Detroit April 2 Very Ford shows improvement after a week of splints and tape in hospital following a coupe crash He may testify soon in the Sapiro libel suit against Ford and the Dearborn Independent Aaron Sapiro seeks one million dollars in damages in the case Ford’s condition improves daily with splints to be replaced by plaster and no broken bones reported
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Fowler
Detroit
Ford
Ron
McClure
Henry Ford
Rounerel
Aaron Sapiro
Chicago Starney
Dearborn
DePinedo Fails to Lift Off From Medina Lake
Italian aviator Francesco de Pinedo tried to lift his 4500 pound motorplane carrying 800 gallons of gasoline from Medina Lake to reach San Diego and then the Atlantic coast. Strong winds failed to materialize, and the attempt was postponed to tomorrow as officials feared weather would not permit takeoff.
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Francesco de Pinedo
Medinal Lake
Etsplant Butte
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de Pinedo
Termin
Jio
Galveston
Italy
South America
San Diego
Pacific
Canadian
Atlantic
Elephant’ Hutte
Pineto
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Elephant
Te Pinedo
Alten
Medina Lake
le Ment
Wea
Texan
United States Army
Page Faury
Developments In Coal Fields Still Unknown
Chicago and Spittlerburg report mixed progress as operators reach tentative deals with miners for shaft work while awaiting a broader settlement. About 200,000 central competitive district miners face extended shutdowns. unions and operators plan conferences in St Louis Terre Haute and Columbus to craft a new agreement. Estimated 49,000 local workers in Spittlerburg area affected as Jacksonville agreement expiry looms.
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Chicago
Sun Cay
Minea
Teopm
Stelr
Tmithiols
Tha
Titlebures Wistrics
Tradera
Thia
Union Cotms
Jacksonville
Local Oddities And Dramas From OLCOTT Correspondent
A fragmentary, dialect filled recounting a chaotic scene in Olcott featuring Floyt Cremeana with long whiskers, a wild chasing of a dog stemmed by Uncle Floyd, cries of alarm from neighbors, and a mistaken boy Tony's actions. Various locals including Mrs. Carrie Asbury and neighbors react as chaos unfolds with donkeys and a buck-board amid laughter and surprise.
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Moyd
Wren
Floyd
Neil
Tina
Tony
Pat
Uzzie
Afl
Nils
Au Teller
Tolh
Dutiermik
Fourefushiy” Ahiedka
Rogers Says England Accepts No U S Hope
Fragmented notes allege a secrecy lecture in Nebraska about a Chaplin scandal and a Ford Aulas case. The text mentions England’s disinterest, public intelligence talk, and political figures like Upshaw, with references to prohibition and distant governance. The fragmentary wording and garbled names limit clear facts.
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England
U.S
Hut Chaplin
Chicago Arms For Election Of New Mayor
Chicago braces for Tuesday election as state militia and police prepare for possible clashes in the black belt. Adjunct General Carlos Hlack and Illinois National Guard officers weigh mobilizing forces while Chief Morgan Collina vows to keep order. Police deploy 106 squads with machine guns and set arrests for armed suspects as campaigns push banners and betting continues amid tensions surrounding Mayor Dever and challenger Thompson.
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Cncago
Chicago
Carlos Hlack
Trinois National Guard
Bheritt
William H. Dever
William Nate Thompeon
Len Small
Thompeon
Morgan Collina
Sio
Ataneguay
Ina
Buniay
Dever
Furspean
Wiliam Italo ‘Thompson
Probe killng of Yank in Mexico
A 1930s press note reports a U S inquiry into the kidnapping and murder of an American executive in Guadalajara Mexico City detailing four agents sent by President Callenhom to investigate a complex case amid conflicting reports. The body remained undisclosed as authorities pursued leads.
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Mexico
Apat
Callenhom
Guadalajara
Wilkins
Bavoonah
Jalisco
JMA
Renew Pressure To Cut Short Session
Washington April 1 Representative Ayres Democrat Katsas urged action to curb federal court activity by failing to pass the efficiency bill. He argued the short session hurts the courts by delaying pending legislation and extending congestion in the judiciary as a result of a small group blocking measures until adjournment.
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Washington
Ayres
Katsas
Toe Uay
Japs Win Forest Grant in Liberta Era
Moscow reports a concession awarding 1,100,000 xcarm of timberland to a Japanese agent for a year’s supply. The deal involves seven of the largest firms in Japan and comes amid tensions in China and the Far East. The grant is noted despite the wartime atmosphere and ongoing Russo-Japanese strain.
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Moscow
Japan
Tina
Algnert
China
Far East
Gore silent on resignation of road official
Governor Howard is awaiting charges before acting on the resignation of Charles Hiners, head of the state Highway Department, amid federal liquor probe. Hiners' letter states resignation becomes effective immediately, with action likely delayed until federal proceedings conclude.
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Gore
Howard
Gore Yealerday
Realg- Nation
Charles
Si Ittner
Automobile Division
State Highway Department
Vla
Investio Wawon
Hiner
Br. Hiner
C. E. McCoy
Valor C. P. Fortney
Raod Commission
Thare
John OD. Pennington
Pittsburgh
Prohibition
Virginia
Prohibition Department
Federal Chemical Company of Nitrs
Sir. Ulner
Feneeral Chemical Company
Pemmington
Com- Pan
Winer
Dod
Carla Rocaang
Pensington
Wilkins Marooned In Ice Field In Alaska Rescue Quest
Captain George Hubert Wilkins and pilot Ben Kleber are marooned after engine trouble in their plane near Alaska. They have not communicated since Friday and are awaiting rescue by Dettag News staff, with cautious plans amid ongoing radio silence and Arctic conditions.
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Mitu Soarfisht
Paler
Point Darrow
Alaska
George Hubert Wilkins
Ben Kleber
Miller Mortheart
Htotors
Ty Redio
Trou. Fc. Duzzarda
Ning
Arctic
Dettak News No. 2
Wilkina Tequrataik
Cantonese Hordes Sweep Into North China Advance
Dispatches from Paris and London report Cantonese forces pressing north toward Peking amid alarms among foreign residents. Chiang Kai shek's Nationalists battle for control as refugees rise and diplomacy strains. Americans in China face evacuation and uncertain protection as the situation worsens.
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London
Paxing
China
Peking
Paris
Eda Agit Fuss
Sien-Tan
Ching Te
Metandatli
le Pleagre
Se Stanety
Speares
Wang Cheng Wei
Chatemdy
Mankow
Bhanghati
Hankow
Ia ‘Confer
Chiang Kai Shek
Yoo
Thich
Kow
Chena
Chinesaa
Nanking
Foreign Office
Pti
Miese
Northampton
England
Washington
Mthey
Conn
Lockhart
Amoy
Bhanghat
Saren
Ten-Tein
Peking Steels
Serritory I
Yangtze Ra
Perfect Hand of Spades Reported in Logan Bridge Game
Special to The Gazette from Logan West Virginia reports a remarkable bridge hand in which 2 players claim perfect spades as witnesses. The event drew seven observers including Fray Judt and Mayer. Participants named include Willam Chatty Jolnson Gentry Plelenintidera Lyon and others.
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Logan
the Gazette
W. Way
Synkler
Alph- Mayer Amd
Willam
Ton Jolnson
Willam Gentry
Charles Plelenintidera Lyon
Winifred Westover Seeks Divorce and Custody in New York
Winifred Westover, famed for Teo Gun fame, files for divorce from Tom Outst and seeks custody of their four and a half year old son. Court terms end of five year alimony, publication, and living trust plans surface as she plans to rebuild life in New York with money from a California bank.
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Pnt
G. Y. American, Inc
Wyatt
Kodak
Winifred Westover
New York
Geun
Bull, Sr
Mea Bart
Living Trust
California
Fort- Well
Jong
Bill, Jr
Ifo
United States
Xa Moat
Irving Exerenses
Erta Avery Plckel
Fire devastates Hage-Oil Reserve storage plant
In Elizabeth New Jersey flames swept through the Bayward plant of Standard Oil, destroying barrels of crude and threatening about 200,000 barrels. Fire leaped as high as 480 feet, confined to tank nine, with twelve tanks nearby, 60 feet apart. crews fought the blaze under James Carringer and Superintendant, using earth and concrete barriers, with no reported injuries. The exact loss and cause remained under investigation.
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Elizabeth
Bayward
Standard Oll Company
New Jeresey
Thin City
Linden
Ulaza
Pparatus
James
Carringer
Amd
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