Alexandra Laid To Rest At Windsor In Empire Ceremony
London reports the Dowager Queen Alexandra laid to rest at Windsor beside King Edward VII with a grand state ceremony. Guardsmen, marines and royals formed the procession to St James and Westminster Abbey while Prime Minister Baldwin and leaders attended in full regalia.
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London
Alexandra of
England
Windsor
Edward Vil
Alexandra
Eppreas
Grant
Leopards
Arma
Denmark
Sandringham
George
Prince of Wales
Belgium
Norway
Duke of York
Chapel Royal
St. James Palate
Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Asquith
Lloyd George
Balfour
Carnegie
Ferguson Says He Is Real Governor of Texas
New York Times dispatch from Austin says former Gov James B Ferguson admitted he and not his wife Miriam A Ferguson is the real governor. He tacitly acknowledged that she abdicated part of executive functions to him and justified her action claiming she lacked experience in statecraft and depended on him.
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Ferguson
Texas
New York
New York Times
Austin
James. BH. Ferguson
Miriam A.ferguson
Texpa
Childless Wives to Lose Alimony in Chicago Court
Chicago judges ruled that childless alimony seekers would not receive support, with Judge Barry A. Laws stating the court would not order alimony. He said childless wives must settle with their husbands for a lump sum, arguing there is no “equal rights” era and a young working man should not be forced to pay all alimony.
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Chicago
Barry A. Laws
Lewis
Estate valued at 2.17 million left by Charles F Murphy
The estate of Charles F Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, is reported at about $2,170,761 with assets including stocks and bonds, real estate, and notes. The filing details the breakdown of property and remaining debts as part of the estate tax proceedings.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tories -Ahse
Charles
Murphy
Tammany. Balt
Ptocka
King Causes Row at Mitchell Trial
Washington reports a heated courtroom clash during Col William Mitchell's trial as General Edward L King muttered that cross examination by Rep Frenk Reid was d d rot. Reid protested angrily while King apologized and Reid vowed to press on with his client’s mission despite the disruption.
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Mitchell
Washington
Wiliam Mitchall
Edward L. King
Frenk Reid
Almnolz
Reld
George J. Buin
General King
Blanton Winalup
Reid
Klng
Mr. Reid
Army air service plans urged in annual report
Maj. Gen. Magon M. Patrick, chief of the army air service, says his Totona recommendations have yielded little, urges expansion of the air service as proposed by Lassiter. He calls for equal status with the marine corps in the navy, funds for upgrading equipment, and a separate air service budget, opposed by War Department and general staff.
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Patrick
Washington
Magon M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Totona
Lassiter
Marine Corpa
Navy
War Department
Actress Sues W A Clark Over Breach of Promise
Marguerite McNulty, a motion picture actress, sues William Andrew Clark III in New York Supreme Court for 200000 alleging engagement and planned marriage within a reasonable time, then a refusal to wed at the Hotel Belvoir on October 89. The suit notes Clark is grandson of former Senator William A Clark of Montana.
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W. A. Clark
New York
Marguerite McNulty
William Andrew Clark III
William A. Clark
Montana
Supreme Court
Bel- Viont
Radio Men on Ships Strike In Britain Threatens Shipping
A strike by wireless operators on British ships threatens to affect shipping as they demand higher wages of around 30 a month and threaten to tip agreements if contracts are not adjusted. The action involves TNO men and reflects broader labor unrest at sea.
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London
Wireless
TNO
Tipa’ Ag
France braces for possible coup as Briand seeks government
Paris reports government mobilization to defend the capital against potential fascist influence amid unrest. Aristide Briand tries to form a ministry after the Patrol's fall, while Paris papers warn agitators and urge calm as prices rise and public apathy grows.
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Paris
Rendinead
Wneat Metit
Temln Calhy
Fascieti
Muscolini
Italy
Aristide Briand
Dob
Benator Counter
Herriot
Briand
Dottmergua
Palnieve'n
Far Right
France
Mora
Origis
Frank Lloyd Wright Divorce Suit Amid Personal Turmoil
Frank Lloyd Wright, famed architect, faces a divorce action triggered by Maude Miriam Noel, a noted patron of the arts. The case recounts a decade of romance including Maude Noel’s alleged liaison with Olga Mianoff in Baraboo Wisconsin, and Mrs Noel’s claim that Olga arrived after Wright departed in the role of servant and remained as a companion.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Chicago
Maude
Miriam Noel
Mammh Borthywlel Cheney
Shahak
Baraboo
Wis
Olga Mianoff
Mulenof
Mra. Wright
Lallesen
Afra
Wright
Commerce Bureau Chief Plans Expanded Field Service
Dr. Julian Klein, head of the bureau of domestic and foreign commerce, reports in the annual report to Secretary Hoover that expansion started by Secretary Hoover six years ago is complete. He seeks to extend field service by placing more district agents in the United States and foreign countries.
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Commerce Bureau
Washington
Bureau of Domestic and Foreign Commerce
Department of Commerce
Julian Klein
Hoover
Klein
Toover Hix
United States
Chang Forced to Flee as Warlord Fights Back
Manchurian warlord Chang Tiento Tin flees Mukden after betrayal by subordinate Hila commander Kun Sung Lin declares against him and takes control. Marshal Ching arrested while Yang u Tin flees toward Dalien. Telegraph lines to Mukden cut as Feng tien forces block Changl line and deny traffic.
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Tientala
Chang Tuo Tin
Manchuria
Box
Mukden
Hila
Kun Sung Lin
Marshal Ching
Lily
Yang ¥U Tin
Hun
Dalien
Fengtien
Changl
Lne
35,000 See Red Grange Play First Game With Bears
Harold Red Grange the Galloping Ghost of Illinois led the Bears at Cubs' Park in a brilliant but hard fought 0 to 0 tie with the Cardinals. Despite his strong offense and individual brilliance the team could not win. About 30,000 fans watched the contest.
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Grange
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Cheago
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Iliinole
Cubs’ Park
Rome
Cardinals
Men Destroy Wine Valued at Over Eighty Thousand
Federal and county authorities raided the White Top champagne cellars at Gibson's Landing ten miles north of Hammondsport destroyed 18,000 gallons of champagne brandy and rare wines valued at more than 80 000 dollars and four 25 gallon stills. Charles Wheeler owner was arraigned later charged with operating the cellar without a license.
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Bath
Gibson's Landing
Hammondsport
Charles Wheeler
Brother of Mrs Sage Left Estate in New York
New York reports Col Joseph Jermain Blocum brother of Mrs Russell Sage and former business partner of her husband left an estate appraised at 60,174,008 groay and 6,009,270 not.
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Sage
New York
Joseph Jermain Blocum
Russell Sage
Unclear Confession Report From Fragmented Speech
A garbled OCR fragment claims a confession about a bomb thrown last year targeting a president. Details are unreadable, with names and places distorted, making verification impossible from the available text.
Banks in two towns close their doors after veto
In a surprising move, two regional banks in Alton and Treton, both identified as Northwestern Bank branches, reportedly closed their doors following an unspecified veto action affecting operations. Local officials and customers await clarification from the institutions.
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Ix” City
Towa
Bank of
Alton
Treton
Oth
Bobana
Dainty Gift Idea: Handkerchief Ornament Wire Giver
A description of a new handkerchief gift item with a tiny square embroidered pocket containing powder, and a bent wire with ribbon and a miniature handkerchief forming a ready to hang Christmas tree ornament. The piece doubles as a clever stocking or tree decoration.
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Alere Jan
Thia
Chic Boutonnieres Brighten Street Style
Madam Mode endorses boutonnieres with pinned stems and pinned accessories for a dapper street look. Carnations, roses, and other blossoms feature preserved ferns and millinery trims. The colorful pins and delicate stems create charming gifts.
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Madam Mode
Knitted Tea Cozy Tales From a Waning Craft
An odd fragment describes women knitting a tea cozy in May with eleven or ten items. The quirk mentions aging cloth shaped for a duck’s bill and buttons used as eyes, hinting at playful decorative purposes.
Pe-ru-Na testimonial from Anna Linder
Mrs. Anna Linder of Meeker County Minnesota credits Pe-ru-Na with curing chronic catarrh after two years of illness. She praises the medicine as indispensable and notes she is now well and has two children. The letter extols Dr Hartman’s Pe-ru-Na in tablet and liquid forms and urges insistence on genuine products.
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Anna Linder
R. FD
Box
Darel
Meeker County
Minn
Dave’s Mentha Pepsin advertised as quick indigestion relief
A dated advertisement promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a stomach remedy for acute indigestion and chronic discomfort. The copy claims fast relief with one or two doses and promises refunds if it fails, urging readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
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Dave
Doctor’s Rounds Report On Two Patients
After a long day a doctor records the status of two patients. The ragnum Meling is up while the painter More bad alguna shows condition worsened. The bunker Falling and the pugitat A sicking improve ment The Progressive Grocer notes mixed progress among cases.
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