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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

9

Lystria Crisis Deepens Over Proclaimed King

In Lystria the royal succession sparks a tense debate among the king, Cable, Casimir, and Norheys about patriarchy, democracy, and self determination as the archimandrite and British interests loom. A looming telegram hints at a possible release or marriage for Emily’s curate amid international pressure.

Cable Casimare Casimir Anid Cable Heles Durance Broyte Lysta Lystria Wladislaws England Church Miss Church Janet Church Europe Labor Party Emily Wladislaus Hmily Timly Eyen Troyte Megilla Carsimir Viola Hog Ogble Norheya Nad Norheys Uncle Ned Trayte Caaimir Norhoggs League of Nations Versaillns Lystrin Ned Jn Lystria Bill Mmeang Bil H—L Viola

Early Oxford Strike of 1200 Shuts Schools and Brings Penances

Scholarly conflict in medieval Oxford led townsfolk and gown to clash, forcing the city to declare an interdict and drive 8000 to retreat to learning centers. After five years, burgesses paid penance and granted privileges to the university while the blacklegs who lectured for the majority were suspended for three years.

Oxford Hingland Dudgeon Clarke Maily

French tanks rout Druse tribes in Syria siege relief

Paris reports claim French forces with air support and tanks broke a sixty six day siege of Jebel Deus city. Ten thousand Druse tribesmen were scattered as triumphs, Commandant Tommy Martin found alive and well, Major Marth joined the assault, and the fortress garrison aided by planes and radio.

Bucdia Palestine Druga Suedia Jebel Deus Hs Mreneh SucdJa Walla Elsse Tommy Martin Marth Paris Syria

Maharajah of Kashmir Dies to Make Hari Singh Heir

London reports the death of Sir Pratab Sinogh Maharajah of Kashmir and the likely succession of his nephew Sir Hari Singh who was central in last year’s Mr. A blackmail case in London courts. Hart is expected to inherit a throne with vast wealth and romantic status.

London Kashmir Pratab Sinogh Imaharajah Kashir Hari Singh Sir Hart Robinson Kastmir India

Robert Goelet Weds in Newport Society Nuptials

Multimillionaire Robert Goelet marries Roberta Willard at her parents home in Fairhaven near Newport Rhode Island. This is his third marriage after divorces from Elsie Whe lon in 1914 and Fernanda Riabouchinsky in 1918. Goelet reportedly worth about 40 million dollars.

Robert Goelet New York Roberta Willard Fairhaven Newport Ogden Goelet Aig Firat Elsie Whelon Philadelphia St. 1 Goolet Parla Mme Fernanta Riabouchinsky Nicholas Riobouchinsky Russia Goulet

Wood Campaign Cost for 1920 Presidential Bid Revealed

The 1920 Wood Republican campaign cost 1.75 million dollars by May, before the convention. Testimony in Judge Slicks court in Procter versus Sprague showed Procter as campaign chairman and Sprague as treasurer. The campaign collapsed in May when funds ran out.

Procter Colonel Sprague

Washington Wins Second Consecutive League Flag

Washington clinched its second American League pennant and will meet Pittsburgh, the National League champions. The World Series opens with the AL winner facing the NL winner after Cleveland and Philadelphia failed to advance. Washington won the first game 4 to 8 in ten innings and the second 2 to 0.

Washington Pittsburgh Cleveland Bt. Louta Philadelphia Senators

Unified Air Force Proposed by Army War College Leader

Maj. Gen. Wanson Bly, president of the Army War College, told Military Order of the World War that a unified air force would prevent another fold army operation. He argued for centralized command to improve coordination and strategic reach.

Ofpones Unified Air Force New York Wanson Bly Army War College

Jap Statesman Dies in Tokyo Garden Fire Incident

Viscount A. Hamano, president of the Privy Council, died in a Tokyo hospital after sustaining burns from a garden bonfire that spread to his clothing. The incident occurred in his residence area.

Tokyo Roveraly Viscount A. Hamano Privy Council

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