Lystria Saga Shapes Up For Dynastic Crisis
In Lystria a political drama unfolds as patriarchy and nobility clash with the League of Nations and democracy ideals. Amid leaks about a curate's fate and a possible royal restoration, figures like the king, Casimir, Troyte, and Norheys debate self determination, imperial interests, and the meaning of democracy while awaiting luncheon.
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Ned
Fats
Norheys
League of Nationa
Entente
Mme
Aaid Norheya
Old Holt
Treyte
League of Nations
Lystria
Troyte
Bill
Europe
Viola
Early Oxford Strike of 1309 Reshaped Town and University
An archaic event at Oxford Wardland in 1309 saw 8000 scholars and masters withdraw labor after a quarrel with burgesses. The city faced an interdict as lectures ceased for five years, ending with public penance and university privileges. Clerks who lectured against the majority faced three years of suspension.
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Scholara
Oxford
Wagland
Gown
Mastera
Ipigh
Bincklaga
French Tanks Rout 10000 Druse Tribesmen in Suedla
Paris reports a French victory at Suedla in Palestine as tanks and air bombardment broke Druse lines. Druse forces were scattered after a five hour battle near Suchin, with Commandant Tommy Martin aiding the relief and French infantry entering the city. The defeat sparks talk of an end to French troubles in Syria.
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Suedla
Palestine
Drusettheatien
Jebel Druy
Suchin
Tommy Martin
Martin
Paris
Syria
Maharajah of Kashmir Dies Hart Singh to Get Throne
London reports the death of Sir Pratab Singh maharajah of Kashmir and strong expectation that his nephew Sir Hart Singh will inherit the throne. Hart Singh was central to the Mr A case in London courts involving blackmail by a gang that extorted £100,000 from him via Mrs Stabnson. The Kashmir throne is among India’s wealthiest and most romantic realms with ruler incomes over $5 million yearly.
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London
Kashmir
Pratab Singh
Sir Hart Singh
Wart
Stabnson
Sir Hart
India
Robert Goelet’s Third Matrimony Goes to Fairhaven Nuptials
New York reports Robert Goelet, heir to Ogden Goelet wealth, wed Miss Roberta Willard at her parent’s home in Fairhaven near Newport. This marks his third marriage following divorces from first wife Bale Whelan and second spouse Fernanda Riaouchingky of Paris. Goelet, valued around 40 million dollars, faces a society notice of union and lineage.
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New York
Roberta Willard
Fairhaven
Newport
Robert Goelet
Ogden Goelet
Bale Whelan
Philadelpha
Goelet
Paris
Mme
Fernanda Riahouchingky
Nicholas Riabouchinsky
Rusaia
Wood Campaign Cost Is Placed at $1 750 000
Testimony in federal court shows the 1920 Leonard Wood Republican bid spent about 1 750 000 dollars up to before the convention. Col Procter sues Col Sprague to recover half of a 100 000 note for campaign expenses. The Wood campaign collapsed in May 1920 as funds ran out. Procter was chairman and Sprague treasurer.
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Chicago
Leonard Wood
Thomas W. Sticks
William Qoopar Procter
Cincinnati
Procter
Colonel Sprague
Washington Wins Second Consecutive American League Pennant
Washington clinched its second straight league pennant by sweeping Cleveland in a two game series. The Senators finished 4 to 1 and 6 to 2 in a pair of decisive games, setting up a World Series meeting with Pittsburgh starting October 7. St. Louis edged Philadelphia to secure the National League title.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Senators
Unified Air Force Opposition Cited by Major General
Maj. Gen. Hanson D. Wy, president of the Army War College, told the Military Order of the World War that a unified air force would hinder efficient operation of the U.S. Army. He argued against consolidating air power under one service.
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Unified Air Force
New York
Hanson DD. Wy
Army War Cate
Jap Statesman Dies in Tokyo Bonfire Fire Incident
Viscount A Humeno, president of the privy council, succumbed in a Tokyo hospital after sustaining severe burns when his clothing caught fire at a bonfire in a garden. The incident occurred in the capital, with officials reporting the fatal injuries.
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Tokyo
India Garden
A. Humeno
Privy Council
Cheatinn Believes All Men Are Equal Yet Doubt Remains
A terse quip notes the paradox of claiming equality for all men while doubting its full realisation. The comment hints at tension between professed ideals and practical belief, suggesting scrutiny of consistency in those who preach equality.
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Cheatinn
Equil
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