Italian Princess Marries Bulgarian Czar in Rain Drenched Ceremony
Princess Giovanna and Czar Boris II wed in Assisi at St. Francis Church attended by European royalty. The ceremony was brief with a modified rite and a rain soaked procession as authorities canceled planned mass and rain disrupted the gala. The couple, one Roman Catholic and the other Orthodox, sealed their vows under Papal dispensation despite the storm.
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Ficus
Assisi
Italy
Giovanna
Czar
Boris II
Bulgaria
Church of St. Francis
Europe
Boris
Villa Constanz
Giovanni
Boris HI
St. Francis of Assisi
Gardener State GOP Says Dems On Defense In Finance Talk
Raleigh dispatch quotes Governor Gardner declaring the Democrats in the fourth congressional district face a defensive campaign. He says the GOP has long preached money management and good government, contrasting it with Democratic finance know-how.
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Gardner
North Carolina
Hoover Says Emergency Being Met in Nation Plan
President Hoover asserts unemployment relief is sufficient without a special congressional session and notes 200,000 postal jobs for the Christmas rush. Col. Arthur Woods reports cooperation from state and municipal officials, with bond issues totaling 450 million dollars expected in November.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Col
Arthur Woods
Woods
State G O P War Chest Totals Nine Thousand Five Hundred Fifty Nine Dollars
Raleigh Oct 25 AP Contributions to the Republican state wide campaign fund total 9559.85 with a 402 balance after expenditures. Major donors include Blair 250 and Pritchard 2000 while Democrats report 6095.67. Final reports due within 20 days after the election.
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Raleigh
N. C
James S. Duncan
Duncan
James A. Hartness
Blair
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
United States Senate
David H. Blair
Patriotic Protective League of Raleigh
Democratic Campaign Fund
Odus M. Mull
Republican Fund
C. J. Harris
Hillsboro
P. E. Bruce
Mars Hill
J. N. Powell
Southern Pines
J. W. Wood
Littleton
W. G. Briggs
James Ramsey
Salisbury
J. J. Jenkins
Siler City
T. J. Harkins
C. Zimmerman
Hitler questions Franco German military alliance
Adolf Hitler in Voelkischer Beobachter questions a Franco German alliance proposed by Gustave Herve. He favors no military pact, asks who it would target, and says Germany seeks understanding with France but must avoid arming for war. He calls for France to cut armaments to ease Europe’s burden.
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Munich
Bavaria
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Gustave Herve
la Victoire
Herve
National Socialist
Hitler
Germany
France
Europe
Dean of Alimony Defendants Loses Plea For Freedom
Chicago news text reports 77 year old William Hudson Donald described as the oldest man sued for alimony loses his bid for release. He is returned to county jail to serve the remainder of a six month sentence imposed September 3 after lawyers failed to win medical release before Judge William V. Brothers.
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Chicago
William Hudson Donald
William V. Brothers
Bishop Sheehan Safe Near Chuchow
Advices to Lazarist Mission HQ report Bishop Sheehan of Streator Illinois is safe near Fu chow after Communist plunder at Jaochew. Native Christians informed that he escaped and is expected in Nanchang within a few days.
Steamer Katri na Luekenbach Grounded Near Woods Hole
The freight steamer Katri na Luekenbach traveling from Boston to Mobile ran aground at Nobska Point in Vineyard Sound during heavy mist and rain. The ship is reported in no immediate danger as work to refloat at high tide proceeds with 35 crew aboard.
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Woods Hole
Mass
Katrina Luekenbach
Boston
Mobile
Nobska Point
Vineyard Sound
Police Officials Facing Contempt In O Loughlin Case
In Denver on October 25 a show cause contempt citation was issued against Chief of Police Robert Freed, Captain Albert T. Clark, and District Attorney Earl Wettengel by Judge James C. Starkweather. They allegedly had a recording device in a room where defense attorneys met with Mrs Pearl O Loughlin in the murder of her step child Leona.
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Denver
O'Loughlin
Robert Freed
Albert T. Clark
Earl Wettengel
James C. Starkweather
Pearl O'Loughlin
Leona
87 Miners Entombed By Mine Blast In Germany
87 miners were entombed after a fire damp explosion at the Maybach colliery near Saarbrucken. Five men were injured and brought out. The blast occurred at 3 30 p m on the fourth level. Ninety miners entered the shaft, three escaped early. Rescue parties began work from two sides.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
Maybach
Quierschiete
Cabinet To Be Formed In Brazil After Bloodless Coup
Rio de Janeiro scene shifts to reorganize government after the Junta overthrew President Washington Luis. Key generals and Admiral Noronha outline plans for a cabinet, congress dissolution, revised constitution, military service rules, secret ballot, universal education, and tax uniformity while Washington Luis is held prisoner at Fort Copacabana.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Washington Luis
Brazil
Menna_ Barreto
Leite Castro
Tasso Fragoso
Iraias Noronha
Octavio Manabeira
Congress
Foreign Ministry
Juarez Tavora
Pernambuco
Parahuba
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Fort Copacabana
Piedmont and Northern injunction hearing resumes Monday
Spartanburg S C Oct 25 AP the injunction suit brought by the Interstate Commerce Commission and seven railroads against the Piedmont and Northern railway over its Carolina line extension will resume Monday afternoon Judge J Lyles Glenn ordered a recess until then The case centers on whether Piedmont and Northern electric line falls under the ICC jurisdiction
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Spartanburg
S. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Piedmont and Northern Railway
Caroelinas
J. Lyles Glenn
Interstate Commerce In Commission
Revolt Alleges Illinois GOP Leadership Clash
James Hamilton Lewis, Democratic senatorial candidate, called the public clashes between Ruth Hanna McCormick and Mayor William Hale Thompson a revolt against GOP leadership during the McCormick-Thompson dissension notice in Chicago.
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Chicago
McCormick- Thompson
James Hamilton Lewis
Ruth Hanna MecCormick
William Hale Thompson
Granite Falls Cordage Plant Restores Full Week
The Granite Cordage Company resumes the full sixty hour week at its Granite Falls mill, with the Alfied Mill also back to full time day and night operations. About three hundred workers are employed between the plants.
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Granite Falls
N. C
Granite Cordage Company
Textile Exposition At Greenville Ends
The ninth annual southern textile exposition closes in Greenville South Carolina with over 25 000 attendees witnessing exhibits during the week Machinery and supplies sales were strong on the floor The largest crowds gathered at Textile hall yesterday and last night A dance capped the delegates one day session of the Southern Textile association
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Greenville
S. C
Southern Textile Association
Sinclair Oil Head Dies of Pneumonia
Roy A. Griffith of Tulsa Oklahoma president of the Sinclair Oil and Gas Company died of double pneumonia at Doctor's Hospital New York after several days as a patient. He helped build the firm from its early days alongside Harry Sinclair during the industry's formative years.
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New York
Roy A. Griffith
Tulsa
Okla
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Doctor's Hospital
Harry Sinclair
Sinclair
Five Wounded In Gotham Gun Fight And Car Crash
A gun battle in New York left five wounded including a policeman two suspects. In North Carolina a head on collision on Asheboro highway near Blair's Dairy farm injured five people including Jasper Durham, age seven, who remained critically ill with skull fracture and chest injuries.
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Gotham
Asheboro
Blair
Jasper Durham
S. P. Durham
Venable Street
Carl Hill
Trinity Township
W. M. Zieglar
New York Capitalist
High Point
Carl Crofts
Julian Durham
Route Three
Z. QO. Dorsett
Mr. Durham
Ford
Princess Margaret Rose Christening Set for November 30
London Oct 25 The infant daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, Princess Margaret Rose, will be christened November 30 by the Archbishop of Canterbury in Buckingham Palace private chapel.
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London
Margaret Rose
Duke and Duchess of York
Archbishop of Canterbury
Buckingham Palace
Bury Remains of 216 Mine Victims
Bodies of 216 victims of Tuesday's coal mine disaster were buried in Alsdorf Germany as the town observed deep mourning. Thousands attended including miner delegations from the Saar and Ruhr regions.
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Alsdorf
Germany
Saar
Ruhr
Two House Plans Get Clever Bootleggers in Toils of Law
Howard Veazey ran a bootlegging scheme from Little Rock using the slogan I have everything for the builder. Police connected the phrase house plans and the telephone number to his operation. Veazey faced possible federal prohibition charges as Chief Whitlock traced the clue.
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Little Rock
Ark
Howard Veazey
Howard
Whitlock
Heavy shelling of Baden in Rio leaves many dead or injured
AP dispatches report the German ship Baden was shelled on its attempt to depart Rio de Janeiro killing twenty and injuring 35. Brazilian authorities expressed regret while Hamburg America Line awaited confirmation of the incident and any German casualties.
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Berlin
Baden
Rio de Janeiro
Mareine
Brazil
Hamburg
Hamburg America Line
New York
Gaines Inauguration Echoes Washington and Lee Idealism
Dr. Francis Pendleton Gaines became the thirteenth president of Washington and Lee University in Lexington. He praised the institution for its enduring idealism, noting its free, citizen minded, Christ seeking character and its aim to cultivate noble growth beyond mere learning.
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Lexington
Francis Pendleton Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Washington
Lee
Gaines
Washington and Lee
Goes After Woman's Heart With Golf Ball
In Los Angeles a golf ball struck Miss Margery Cooper in Phoenix noting the impact led to the announcement of her engagement to Khizra Stevens, described as an executive, with a marriage planned for next month. The report blends a curious incident with a forthcoming wedding between the two individuals.
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Alice Brooks Davis
Dwight F. Davis
Philippines
Seattle
France
Miss Davis
Los Angeles
Khizra Stevens
Phoenix
Arivore
Margery Cooper
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Chuchow
O’loughlin
Lewis
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Textile Exposition
Sinclair Oil Head
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Harry F. Coleman
Madison Cigar
Madison Avenue
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Gersia
Hushion
Coleman
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DR. Gaines
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