Lystria's fate debated as drama unfolds in railcar
In Lystria political intrigue deepens aboard a train. King Wladislaus, Casimir, and Cable debate patri archic power, self determination, and the danger to Emily's curate while Norheys voices blunt democratic ideals and warns of international reaction. The group awaits luncheon as tensions rise over the throne and a possible reform.
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Mina
J¢ Janet
Europe
Labor Party
Brally
Cable
Megallan
Lystria
Wladislaus
Emily
Janet Church
Troste
Scholars on Strike in Oxford 1209 Turmoil
A historic record describes Oxford in 1209 when 8000 scholars and masters withdrew, schools closed, and the city faced interdict. The incident ended years later with penance for the burgesses and expanded privileges for the university, while dissident clerks endured punishment.
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Oxford
England
Town Upon
French Tanks Break Druse Siege at Suchin City
Paris reports French forces with tanks air bombers and infantry defeated Druse tribesmen in Suchin after a sixty six day siege. Commandant Tommy Martin survived and joined the attack, aiding liaison with the French army. The relief signals a potential end to French troubles in Syria.
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Suedin
Haya
Druse
Tney
Elindal
Ghreisun
Paris
Syria
Maharajah of Kashmir Dies and Hari Singh to Ascend Throne
London reports the death of Sir Pratad Singh maharajah of Kashmir and the likely succession of his nephew Sir Hari Singh. Hari Singh, central figure in last year’s Mr. A case in London courts, faced blackmail by a gang via Mrs Nobingon, losing £100,000. The Kashmir throne is among the wealthiest, with ruler income over $5,000,000 yearly.
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London
Kashmir
Pratad Singh
Hari Singh
Hart
Gang
Nobingon
Shart
India
Robert Goelet's Third Marriage Captures Society Eye
Robert Goelet, multimillionaire son of Ogden Goelet, marries Miss Roberta Willard at her parents' home in Fairhaven near Newport. It's his third matrimony after Elspeth Wheaton in 1904 and a 1914 Newport divorce. Goelet, worth about 40 million, is said to wed Fernanda Riabouchinsky, former wife of Prince Riabouchinsky, in Paris.
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Robert Goelet
New York
Roberta Willard
Fairhaven
Newport
Ogden Goelet
Ale
Elsle Whe- Inn
Philadelphia
Goelet
Parla
Mme
Fernanda Riabouchinsky
Nicholas Riubouchinsky
Russia
Godet
Wood Campaign Cost At $1 750 000 In 1920 Race
Chicago records show Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood campaign for the 1920 Republican presidential nomination cost $1 750 000 through May 2, two months before the convention. Testimony in Judge Thomas W. Sticks court notes Procter sought half of a $100 000 note for campaign expenses. The Wood bid collapsed in May 1920 as funds ran out. Procter chaired campaign at times with Sprague as treasurer.
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Chicago
Leonard Wood
Thomas W. Stlcks
William Cooper Procter
Cineinnat! Millionaire
Col
A. A. Sprague
Washington Wins Second Consecutive League Flag
Washington clinched its second American League pennant and will meet Pittsburgh, which secured the National League title, in the World Series starting October 7. The Senators won two games from Cleveland as St. Louis erased Philadelphia in a late rally. the first game ended 4 to 8 and the second 6 to 2 in ten innings.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Senators
Unified air force would safeguard field army says Hanson
Maj. Gen. Hanson, head of the army war college, in a Military Order address opposed the idea of a unified air force. He argued it would prevent a violent operation by the field army and stressed safeguards for strategic operations.
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Air Force
New York
Hanson 1
Viscount A Humsno Dies After Garden Bonfire Blaze
Tokyo reports Viscount A Humsno president of the privy council died in a hospital after severe burns from clothing catching fire during a bonfire in his garden. The incident occurred amid a city blaze that injured several bystanders.
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Tokyo
A. Humsno
Privy Council
The Newsperson Claims Equal Yet Prefers Some Men More
A terse note asserts that the writer believes all men are equal in principle yet acts as if some individuals are superior, hinting at bias in judgment and social conduct. The remark suggests a critique of claimed equality versus actual behavior among people.
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