London Theatres Profit From Revived Dramas
London theaters revive old favorites to fill houses and save royalties. The Merry Widow starts a revival wave, followed by Cinderella and The Thief. Classics like Chu Chin Chow and Rivals draw steady attendance, with revived dramas and operettas common as managers prefer proven hits.
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Unclear 1920s political dispatch on Hindenburg
Fragmentary report from Germany and Europe discusses Hindenburg's position and cabinet resignations. Mentions von Blomberg Moltke and royal connections, with sparse details about Berlin and Hanover movements. Includes brief notes on Regensburg voting and Ford Air Transport progress.
Kansas Pardons Case Tied to Ex Gov Davis Trial
Topeka April 2 The first of four Kansas pardons sale cases heads to trial later this month. Former Governor Jonathan M Davis and son Russell Davis face bribery and conspiracy charges linked to pardons. Carl Peterson also stands charged in related matters as the legal fight unfolds in Topeka.
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Britain backs credit to aid budget and gold standard plan
The British chancellor outlined a credit guarantee of no less than 300 million dollars for emergency use and signaled retrenchment in public spending. He defended the gold standard return as government policy while noting divisions on timing and trade impact amid postwar austerity and tariff debates.
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Submarine Rules at Bio Conference Signals Naval Law Revival
The article reports revived discussions at the Pan American Conference in Rio de Janeiro on applying neutral maritime law to submarines. It notes belligerent submarines facing exemption from certain rules and outlines enforcement, visits, searches, and seizure limits under international law.
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Obituary for Ase Canterbury 16 at Frame hometown
Asa Canterbury age 16 died yesterday at home in Frame after a long illness. Survived by his widow and children Mrs. Wilin Summers, Amber, Mrs. Matt Siemer, Fran, Mrs. Charlis tood, Aunt Mrs. Agdl Good, Weanie, Todiy Bird, Colinshus, and Everert Caer pBoryY, Bes Maines, Thiwen Mineral services will be held this afternoon at one o’clock at Taraley bari Froundss.
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Bittner Pleads Amid Mine War Court Case
Bitnner pleads in federal court as United Mine Workers leaders and local miners rally in Wheeling and nearby towns. The article notes mounting industrial tension, planned marches, and picketing aimed at pressuring employers and authorities amid ongoing labor dispute.
Rail industry friction over headway and coal disputes
The hearing examines railroad and coal interests amid protests from Wisconsin and Pennsylvania operators. Key figures include Mow, Noreneate, and Weber representing various lines as they dispute gate costs and proposed arrangements. Regulators weigh impacts on coal production, transport costs, and regional markets while noting potential job and price consequences.
School Board Meeting Notes with Ward Precincts Listed
Fragmentary text outlines school district wards hours and precincts for Kanawha and nearby streets. It mentions Wat ts forest Whee of pepelin and Caphel street extensions, and references a fatal Davenport death from scratch marks in the page’s final line.
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Nautch girl tells of life in harem
Bombay april 28 Mumtaz Hesum a former dancing girl in the Maharajah of Indore household testified about four years there. She said she was held prisoner by the maharajah and forbidden to leave or dress freely while serving as his dancer. Nine men charged with Abdul Kadir Baia’s murder pleaded not guilty as the trial nears July in Bombay high court.
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Sailor Wins National Art Scholarship for Study Abroad
Andrey Wloter, a seaman who sketched ships and harbors during voyages, receives one of the Free Arts scholarships from the National Academy of Design. He earns the Alcomey prize, a 1400 cash award to study abroad for four years, plus the Pulliner scholarship of 119,100 awarded by Academy president Udwin Wy n Blagetferd to Wy Renwick Taylor of Brooklyn.
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Safety steps urged against red threat in New York
An article reports planned safety measures on habitable buildings and prominent residences as authorities warn of potential radical activity linked to recent Bulgarian unrest. Precautionary patrols and precau‑ tions follow May Day drills, with specials watching for maps and radicals.
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Fire scene at Morgantown refinery amid police mobilization
Authorities led by Chief Gilbert and Lt. S R Nevinga investigate a major explosion at a Morgantown refinery. State police and county officers secure the area as arrests are anticipated. Public attention centers on the ruin and ongoing official inquiries into the incident.
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Huntington Woman Heads Jewish Body
Mrs L A Pollock of Huntington was reelected president of the West Virginia State Federation Temple Sisterhoods at a closing meeting held Tuesday morning at the Frederick hotel. Other officers named include Mrs Max Frankenberger of Charleston as first vice president and Mrs Herbert Sonnebern of Wheeling as second vice president.
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Baldwin responds in Commons on prospect of early armistice
London April a terse Commons exchange sees Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin say no sign of an early call for a Buch temporary settlement. He stated he did not see any imminent move toward a status that would end the current divergence.
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Steel earnings rise for United States Steel in first quarter
The United States Steel report shows first quarter earnings of 2.992 billion with a surplus of 34.007 billion after charges and dividends. Common earnings equate to 2.09 per share and March sales reached 74.4 million, down from January's 88.0 and February's 67.8.
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Triple Phosphates Offer Nerve Boost for Endurance
An advertisement urges thin people and those with nervous fatigue to use Evans Trip in Phosephates and Bryans Tripled Phosphates to increase nerve strength energy and endurance. It claims phosphorus supports brain function and vitality and promotes natural, unadulterated supplements dispensed by druggists.
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