Will Wed Millions Lalaxe portrait of Vince Nicolas of itgianin
Vince Nicolas of Igtianin, son of Queen Mary, is to wed the eighteen year old countess of Senfell. She allegedly inherits $30,000,000 from a New Zealand relative and oversees the late father’s vast estates after his death at the battle front. Nicolas is described as upright and English-trained, educated at Eton, adopting Belgian customs, and serving as a sublieutenant in the Brial navy in the Mediterranean.
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Vince Nicolas
Itgianin
Mary
Senfell
New Zealand
Prince Nicolas
Eton
Chicago Grain Pit Rules Created to Curb Manipulation
The Chicago Grain Pit adopts new rules to curb manipulation and ensure fair pricing. Directors may set price limits with emergency votes requiring a dozen members present. A five-member business conduct committee will regulate ethics and public interests. Out-of-town members gain voting by telegraph. Government oversight will monitor the board to end price disturbances.
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Prady
Ramet
Teall
Mt Yoro
Minneapolis
Penern
Wit Delindlos
Worthington to Prison on Stretcher in Federal Case
Worthington, labeled as a con man, was taken from Dearborn Street Station on the Disie Flyer and carried on a stretcher to the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Deputy United States Marshal Andrew Josteele and Edward Sloan accompanied him as the government contends he faces a long sentence tied to alleged fraud.
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Uni
Dro
Edward 1
Sloan
Atlnidi
Walt
Chicago
Rioting in Florence Leaves Eighteen Dead and Forty Hurt
After the killing of a local leader, Florence erupts in violence with eighteen killed and about forty wounded. The London Tully Express reports reprisals by the Pheclat and confirms the assassination of Cuvier Taperini, a Fascist party director, and the former Socialist deputy Pitatl, amid claims of militant actions against political opponents.
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Florence
Taris
R'Limunke Aeya
Del
Puscladd
Relgny
Mree Mixon
Vyhe
London Tully Express
Pheclat
Cuvier Taperini
Directerato
Sociuliar
Pitatl
Coal Merger Planned Between Major Tennessee Firms
A $30,000,000 coal merger was announced in Nashville involving Bas and coke concerns with about $40,000,000 in properties. Tun Alp Coal unit confirms Bon Air Corporation will take over Tennessee Consolidated Coal and Chattanooga Gas and Coke properties, with shareholding ratification pending.
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Nashville
Mena
Woal, Bas and
Coke Comiputues
Eaphyl
Chieggs
New York
Girloun
Eastern
Des W
Bon Air Corporation
Tennessee Consolidated Coal Empany
Chattanooga Gas and Coke Company
Chattanooga Gas Gid Coke Company
Sivekholdars
Bishop Con viction of Heresy Upheld by Court
In New Orleans the house of bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church upheld the court finding convicting Bishop Winnow Montgomery Brown of heresy. Bishop Brown addressed the rogue of Wislopa on bia cave. The vote was 05 to 11.
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New Orleans
House of Bishopé
United States of America
WiNnaw Montgomery Brown
Brown
Wislopa
Bia Cave
Eighteen Indiana Aliens in Prison to Be Deported
Eighteen aliens confined in Indiana prison were to be paroled by Governor Jackson and turned over to immigration authorities for deportation. The action followed a purporting act related to the alleged attack by Willie Wedel and others.
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Indiana
Lula’ County
Jackson
Bandits Miss 2 Million in Los Angeles Robbery
A band of thieves pulled off a major hold up in Los Angeles stealing about two million dollars in cash and valuables. Police say the robbers escaped with several pouches of registered mail and other plunder, heading into unspecified locations. No injuries were reported as the heist sent shock through the city.
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Bandits
Los Angeles
May Eliminate President Buenos Aires
A Uruguayan proposal to abolish the presidential office as ornamental makes headway per the Telegrafo. The plan seeks to remove executive powers while preserving the office in name, sparking debate on constitutional reform and political structure.
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Buenos Airs
Uruguay
Telegrafo
GO GET EM MQUIGG NAMED LEGION HEAD IN QINNLEL
In Qinnlel Nebraska American Legion elevates McQuigg of Cleveland as head amid the seventh annual convention. Dignitaries including Dineen and McGuigg note policy shifts toward World Court of International Justice while emphasizing United Nations ties. Next meeting set for Philadelphia with awards to March and May.
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Neb American Legion
Win-et-fem
McQuipe
Cleveland
Hile
Itty- Dineen
World Court
League of Nations
AK Court of International Justicr
Hell
Mithdelphii
Mint
Marly
Meance
Willum Antrie
San Peinessen
National Lane
Aesilver
Walter
Atlc Dany
Laden Stephen
San Veanesseo
Racing Plane Falls at New York Meet
A race plane crashed during a New York meet, killing Lawrence Burnell and injuring Clarence D. Chiatabertain, with Basil Rowe and Thamas Morse noted among witnesses. The incident occurred as pilot Burnell perished, while the fastest speed recorded reached 102.0 miles per hour.
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New York
Bow York
Sttehel Hela
Ingettnes
Bempstead
Lawrence
Burnalll
Burnell
Basil Rowe
Thamas Morse
Christy Mathewson Dies A Baseball Idol
The famed pitcher Christy Mathewson, longtime idol of baseball fans, died after a storied career with the New York Giants and a tumultuous arc linked to his later life. A legend of the sport, his passing marks the end of an era for early 20th century baseball and its devoted followers.
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Christy Mathewson
Suranne Lake Nooy
Chushy Mathewson
Isead
Gunseg
Mathendon
Overneas Ly Vine
Noel Confessed Kidnapper to Be Tried for Murder
Noel, confessed kidnapper and slayer of six year old Mary Daly of Montclair, N J, and murderer of Raymond Plores, stands trial for murder in the first degree. Judge Erwin C. Caffrey of the Court of Common Pleas will preside.
Widow Katharine Blake loses eye in operation
Tarrytown New York reports widow Katharine Hato Blake formerly married to Dr Joseph A Blake a noted surgeon lost her right eye during an operation for a tumor. The results reveal her identity and medical outcome.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Katharine Hato
Joseph A. Blake
Clarence Muviknay
Aumor
Polish envoy named to the United States from Warsaw
The Polish government appoints John Cio to lead the new diplomatic mission to the United States. The selection of Moyer Ue confirms Poland's intent to strengthen ties with Washington amid ongoing talks on defense and trade.
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Wartsaw
Poland
Moyer
From School Teacher to Great Eminence
A garbled historic note traces a person from teacher to a high civic role. It mentions moves to Tatik Noy and AAG, with references to minty thr and a ceremonial or literary vocation. The passage also lists places like Butate, New York, and mentions bottles, a medical volume, and a call to send Ghe to the Ur, Vierce Citic.
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Tatik Noy
N.Y
Legacy of Urecen and distant war echoes
The fragment evokes themes of progress and knowledge, contrasting eternal value with change. It references a pledge to rise as light, then shifts to historical notes: 14,000 houses in Retma, France, with 14 left alive after German shells in August 1911, and a garden plover near the Treble east Alses 2000 miles from Ahiska to the Trawallan fala.
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Retma
France
Neveghor
Stella
Ahiska
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