Slaughter in Bulgaria Pressures Regime of Repression
Beatrice Baskerville reports from Rome on April 22 that Bulgaria faces intensified violence as authorities under Tzankoff crack down. The White Terror has killed thousands, with both sides engaging in street fighting and private vengeance, while army leadership erodes and officers are arrested for plots against the king.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Tzankoff
Peest
Trankoff
Peasant Party
Kronoff
Cathedral
King Bhoris
Sofia
Moscow
Valkoff
Jugo-Slavi
Czecho-Slovakia
Peetedek
Bulgaria
Elopement to Marriage Ends in Court Battle
Aaron Telmich and Minnette Hymans wed after a spur of the moment elopement in December 1924 and again in January 1925 by a rabbi. In Divorce Court they claimed mismarriage citing income and home issues. Tolmich blamed delays on expectations and misled by her complaints. judge warned against secret elopement and suggested long marriage likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron D. Telmich
L. B. Harrison
Minnette Hymans
Blair Avenue
Castle Farm
Miss Hymans
Tolmich
Newport
Cincinnati
Jacob Hymans
C. W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Keith Interests Buy Hippodrome in New York
Edward F. Albee of the Keith-Albee circuit bought the New York Hippodrome from United States Realty and Improvement Company for between 5 and 6 million dollars. The theater will stay vaudeville and operate as Hippodrome Inc with 1 million to 10 thousand shares at 100 par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
New York Hippodrome
Edward F. Albee
Keith-Albee
Harrys. Black
United States Realty and Improvement Company
Mr. Albee
Mark A. Luescher
Hippodrome
E. F. Albee
Mr. Luescher
Charles B. Dillingham
Amie New York Banking
Albee
Albany
Hippodrome, Inc
Aerial Ambulances to Rush Patients to New York Hospital
Columbia University Presbyterian Hospital Medical Center plans an air ambulance system with a hospital roof landing field and river landings. Flying boats would retrieve patients from Staten Island or Quarantine and rush them to the center within minutes, with a nurse and doctor aboard each plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York
Columbia University Presbyterian Hospital Medical Center
Staten Island
Dean Sage
Presbyterian Hospital
Jersey Coast
Connecticut
Karolyi criticizes US gag and Hungary loan
Count Michael Karolyi, returning from the United States and Canada, denounces American censorship and the 50 million dollar Anglo American loan to Hungary. He says democracy requires more than presidential rhetoric and criticizes tariff walls and exchange stabilization as essential, asking if America supports restoration of the Hapsburgs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
London
United States
Hungary
Michael Karolyi
Canada
America
Washington
Lincoln
Horthy
Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Wall Street
Eparey
Count Olgi
Freedom of Speech in British Democracy Cited
A historical note discusses how British democracy granted public figures freedom of expression, reflecting on governance and press rights in the 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. World News Ee
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Jewels Worth 50000 Stolen From Louis K. Liggett Mansion
Jewelry valued at about 50000 was taken from the Newton Mass residence of Louis K. Liggett a noted druggist after burglars entered last night Safes and vaults were emptied and police lack a clue on the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
Louis K. Liggett
Bank Robbery Spree Ends in Michigan Escape
Two young men robbed the private Bank of Custer Michigan and took about 1500 dollars. Edward Doe the cashier’s brother was inside during the hold up and the robbers fled in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Custer, Mich
Bank of
Drowning Mystery After man found dead in Maumee River
Police investigate the death of Charles Munger of Perrysburg near Toledo. He had been missing since Monday and was found in the Maumee River with pockets inverted and no valuables. The body bears a single long scratch on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Charles Munger
Perrysburg
Here
Maumee
Munger
Ten Million Idol Worshipers Could Swing German Vote
Berlin reports looming German election hinges on ten million non voters drawn to Hindenburg by a magnetic name. Republicans fear turnout shifts. Marx leads possible but absentee and war-mentality voters complicate forecasts. The piece likens Hindenburg to a noble defeated figure shaping Germany’s fate.
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Hindenburg
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
von Hindenburg
Republic
Wilhelm Marx
Marx
Bavarian People’s Party
Flation
Robert E. Lee
American South
German Republic
Coryright
N. Y
German Cheka Leaders Executed in Leipsic Verdict
The German Supreme Court sentenced three Cheka leaders Felix Neumann Ernest Poege and Alexander Skobievsky to death. Thirteen others received prison terms up to fifteen years for forming part of a Moscow financed plot to overthrow German government and establish terror. The court also found widespread revolutionary committees and plans for a Red Army mobilization across Germany.
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Felix Neumann
Ernest Poege
Alexander Skobievsky
Moscow
Germany
Cheka
Berlin
Communist Party
Red Army
Ratsch
Skobievsky
Third Internationale
Wheeler denies charges in New York oil permit case
Great Falls Montana April 22 Senator Burton Wheeler defended himself on cross examination over a fee for prosecuting oil land permits for Gordon Campbell. Wheeler admitted handling one matter with Edwin Booth but said it was not an appearance and would have been done for any Montana citizen. He testified for nearly four hours amid a packed courtroom.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Department of Interior
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Slattery
Wheeler
Edwin S. Booth
Department
George P. Hayes
New York
Interior Department
Campbell
Hayes
Thomas J. Walsh
Daugherty Investigating Committee
Washington
Senator Wheeler
A. B. Melzner
Daugherty Committee
Melzner
Senator Walsh
Europe
Mrs. Wheeler
Waldorf- Astoria
J. Borden Harriman
E. M. House
Changing Concept of God Creates Religious Crisis
In New York a crowd of about 2,500 hears Rev. Dr. William Montgomery Brown defend changing views of God amid heresy trials. He argues science and faith can coexist and urges a broader concept of deity beyond orthodox labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Bishop Brown
Fire Destroys Salt Air Resort Near Great Salt Lake
A major fire at Salt Air on the Great Salt Lake west of Salt Lake City destroyed the Salt Air resort built in 1893 by the Mormon Church. Winds of 25 miles per hour drove the flames, causing about 600000 dollars in damage to the famed dance floor and facilities. No injuries reported as workers were present and directors planned a meeting to discuss reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Here
The
Salt Air Company
Homeric Averts Lifeboat Launch as Raifuku Maru Sinks
The Homeric docked in New York with crew split over whether lifeboats should have been lowered during the Raifuku Maru disaster. Captain Roberts faced praise and criticism from passengers and legal figures like Saw Liston Lewis and Amos Pinchot. Witness accounts described men struggling in heavy seas as the Japanese freighter sank 180 miles southeast of Halifax after SOS signals.
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New York
John Roberts
Roberts
Liston L. Lewis
Lewis
Raymond E. Wolf
University of Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Oxford University
London
Mr. Wolf
James J. Talbot
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mulberry Street
Father Talbot
Amos Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Weloe
Pinchot
Halifax
Chatham
Mass
Mary
Two Held in Slaying of California Modiste
In Los Angeles two men are in custody over the death of Mrs. Louise Unternahrer a Culver City modiste found dead near a roadhouse. Suspects include Luis Valdez 35 held on molestation complaints and Lee Sharp alleged to have quarreled with the woman recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Louise Unternahrer
Culver City
Luis Valdez
Hollywood
Noible Sharp
Unternahrer
Boise
Mme. L. Unter
Mme
Louise Dudley
Wives Bolster Rich Men's Stints Says Yale Talk
New Haven April 22 Rev William Ralph Inge the gloomy dean of St Pauls Cathedral London spoke at Yale in his fifth lecture. He claimed American millionaires stint in spending while their wives spend enough for both. He linked Calvinist influence to capitalism and idleness as a sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New Haven
Freak racing car overturns. engineer killed in New York
Fred Wells of Newark, N J, a mechanical engineer working on a freak racing car for Indianapolis races, shouted I can’t come back and sped from the Brentwood entrance to the Motor Parkway today. The car overturned a mile from the entrance, breaking Wells’s neck. he died within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Fred Wells
Newark
N. J
Brentwood
U. 1
Motor Parkway
Indianapolis
Wells
Collins Body Recovered From Cave After Rock Shift
Floyd Collins cave explorer died trapped in Sand Cave late January. His body was moved from the rock pinning him to the shaft bottom. Engineer W H Hunt said the rock weighed 75 pounds and plans to raise the body to the surface at 9 tomorrow.
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Collins
Cave
Shaft
Cave City
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
W. H. Hunt
Central City
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
E. S. Hays
J.S. Smith
William B
Skeets) Miller
Courier-Journal
She
Waere
Fire devastates Bynum business district in Texas
A major portion of Bynum's business section in Hill County, Texas, burned early today. Authorities believe robbers started the blaze. Loss is estimated at 100000 to 150000 dollars. Safes were found with their doors open after the fire subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Tex
Bynum
Hill County
Nine Houses Burn in Dallas Fire Rampage
A large fire in North Dallas destroyed nine houses as wind spread sparks for blocks. Fire units from Dallas and Oak Cliff fought the flames. the blaze threatened nearby dwellings and several structures were ignited before control. Damages not yet estimated.
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Dallas
Tex
Oak Cliff
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Third Internationale of Moscow
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N.Y
Daugherty
Homeric
Community Church
William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
House of Bishops
Brown
John Haynes Holmes
Manning
Holmes
St. John the Divine
House of Prayer
Church
Giordano Bruno
Spinoza
Jesus
Paul
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Bae Hee
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White Star
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