Carol II's Ex-Wife Says He Must Educate Their Son
Madame Lambrino, once married to King Carol II of Romania, plans to return to Romania in July to seek help educating their son Mircah, now 10. She says the boy resembles Crown Prince Michael and wants him raised with love for Romania, while noting Carol is away from duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Lambrino
Helene
Carol
Romania
Mircah
Michael
Adame Lambrino
Odessa
United Press
Neuilly-Sur-Seine
Paris
Lambrino
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Million theft blamed on stocks crash and bank closure
Cincinnati June 10 A 36 year old district sales manager for Henry L. Doherty & Co. Shafer faced embezzlement charges after a bank collapse tied to stock market turmoil. Depositors gathered as state auditors stepped in and the bank was taken over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bry
United Press
Cincinnati
S. W. Shafer
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Shafer
Nelson Schwab
Bank
Doherty Company
Coronation of Carol II in Romania Likely Delayed a Year
United Press reports Carol II’s coronation postponed as he moves to solidify government. Madame Lupescu claims self sacrifice for the nation while reconciliation with Princess Helene remains difficult. The liberal opposition persists despite moves to unify the royal family and elevate Prince Nicholas as inspector of armed forces.
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United Press
Helene
Liberal Party
Nicholas
Helen
Mix daughter elopes with actor in Yuma
Jane Mix 17, daughter of Mrs Olive Stokes Mix and former silent star Tom Mix, eloped Monday to Yuma Arizona with actor Douglas Gilmore. The Mix home debated whether to keep a welcome mat out after the surprise elopement.
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United Press Hollywood
Olive Stokes Mix
Tom Mix
Jane
Yuma
Ariz
Douglas Gilmore
Sioux City Census Shows 7 804 Increase in Ten Years
Sioux City, Ind, census report puts population at 79 031, up 7 804 from 1920. Census supervisor J P Schoup announced the gain in a times special. State officers of the Indiana Farm Bureau plan to organize a wheat marketing group in Bartholomew County within a week to align with federal marketing plans.
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United Press
Sioux City
J. P. Schoup
Times
Columbus
Ind
Indiana Farm Bureau
Bartholomew County
Federal Farm Board
Secretary of State
Public Service Commission
Doctor Sentenced in Man Slaughter Case in Logansport
Dr Joshua J Schrock Greentown physician was sentenced to one to ten years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the shooting of Darwin Curless 11. The incident happened in Green town last October when a group of boys threw stones near his office stairs and the shotgun blast struck Curless who was not involved. He died two days later.
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Logansport
Ind
Joshua J. Schrock
Greentown
John B. Smith
Darwin Curless
Schrock
Young Curless
Addison Worstal, Indiana Postmaster, Dies in Arauio
Addison F. Worstal postmaster of Araisio, Indiana, collapsed and died on the street Monday from heart disease. A longtime figure in state Republican circles, his death is reported by United Press.
Rooster Crowds Welcome Democrats at Indiana State Convention
Delegates convene at Cable Tabernacle Indianapolis as a rooster greets the assembled party. Notables include Judge Thomas Sullivan and George A. Werber. John D. Megee, a longtime delegate dating to 1872, attends with Marion county’s Fay Terrill ensuring women's voice stays strong.
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Indianapolis
Cable Tabernacle
Thomas Sullivan
Sullivan
George A. Werber
Far Senators Denounce Waton Tariff Defense
In Chicago on June 10 President Hoover’s tariff warnings frame a defense of the Smoot Hawley measure in the Senate. Senator Watson argues the bill is a limited revision aiding agriculture and distressed industries with foreign competition. Debate centers on duty changes across 3,200 items, with 66 percent unchanged, 27 percent increased, and 7 percent decreased.
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United Press
Chicago
Hoover
Congress
Watson
Senate
Indiana
Blaine
Rep
Wis
Howell
Neb
Reed and Grundy
Pennsylvania
Caper
Kan
Cutting
N. M
Reed
Grundy
Dem
Utah
Churches from eleven counties meet at Kosciusko lodge
Eleven counties will be represented at a meeting of the Fort Wayne Presbytery of the Presbyterian church to be held at Kosciusko lodge in Winona Lake next Tuesday.
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Tossayne
Ind
Ft. Wayne
The
Presbyterian Church
Kosciusko Lodge
Winona Lake
Fire Sweeps Two Homes On West Washington Street
Five members of the Braxton family escaped from a blaze that started on the Braxton lower floor at 3 am and spread to the neighboring Longshore residence. Total damage estimated at 20000 dollars, partly insured.
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Ida Braxton
West
Washington Street
Lillian Longshore
Juanita
Alberta
James Braxton
Kentucky
Ball
Longshore
Girl who dated torch-car owner goes missing
Indiana detectives chase leads in a high profile missing-person case tied to a car torched on May 31. Harold Schroeder, linked to a fatal blaze and a potential insurance scam, remains the subject of investigation as clues point to waitress Gene Carson as a person of interest.
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Gene Carson
Illinois
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Mobile
Alan
High School
Schroeder
Danville
Indianapolis
Senate Avenue
South Illinois Street
C. H. Keever
George Winkler
Officials in Probe End of Grand Jury Case in Indiana
Clyde E. Robinson county treasurer and Republican central committee chair and Wayne Emmelman secretary testified before Marion county grand jury as Earl R. Cox directed probe into primary election conduct. Robinson brought records and Emmelman stayed about twenty minutes as more than sixty witnesses have been questioned. In Danville Indiana enrollment at Central Normal College rose 47 percent in mid spring, with 572 students enrolled, per president Waldo Wood.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Clyde E. Robinson
Republican County Central Committee
Wayne Emmelman
Robinson
Grand Jury
Earl R. Cox
Emmelman
Danville
Ind
Central Normal College
Waldo Wood
Detroit Population Figures Rise in a Decade
Detroit announces a preliminary population total of 164 397 for today a rise of 57 percent or 570 719 over the last ten years reflecting significant urban growth and density.
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United Press
Detroit
Murder reporter Lingle slain eyed by ex convict killer
Chicago detectives and Lt William Cusack pursue an ex convict as the city widens the hunt for Albert Lingle Tribune reporter killed on a Randolph Street subway. Rewards total 40000 from Tribune Chicago Post and Chicago Press Club. Lingle, 38, known to Capone, survived by two children and noted for gangland ties.
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United Press
Chicago
Pat Roche
William Cusack
Chicago Police Department
Albert Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Washington Park
Roche
Cusack
Lingle
Randolph Street
The
Tribune
Chicago Post
Chicago Press Club
Scarface al” Capone
Capone
Scarface al
William McSwiggen
Pennsylvania State Penitentiary
Jake
West Side
William J. Russell
Force
Aster Ostien
Predin Ehader
Democrats call for unwarranted mansion fund plank at Indiana convention
Indiana Democrats denounce the governor mansion maintenance increase from 2400 to 10000 and the 200000 emergency fund as part of a liberal platform read at Cable Tabernacle. Treanor and Roll win party nods for supreme court seats amid broad platform reforms and attacks on Republicans.
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Branang
Cable Tabernacle
Candidates at Convention for State Judicial and Office Posts
A list of candidates presented at a convention across districts for the Supreme Court First and Fourth Districts Appellate Court First and Second Districts and for state offices including Public Instruction Secretary of State and Treasurer of State with names and birthplaces or base locations such as Mt. Vernon Bloomington Kokomo Marion Evansville Sullivan Covington Fowler Gary Spencer Boonville South Bend Martinsville Coryell and others.
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Supreme Court
Herdis F. Clements
Mt. Vernon
Walter E. Treanor
Bloomington
Curtis W. Roll
Kokomo
Wilson D. Lett
Marion
Appellate Court
Fremont Miller
Franklin
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
Posey T. Kime
Evansville
William H. Bridwell
Sullivan
Alphonse C. Wood
Pease Vv
E. Livengood
Covington
Elmore Barce
Fowler
Harvey J. Curtis
Gary
George C.cole
Lawrenceburg
William V. Payne
Robert B. Hougham
Arthur J. Hamrick
Clayton
Va Bluffton
Charles H. Garrison
Boonville
O. A. Noland
Spencer
Frank Mayr Jr
South Bend
W. C. Marion
Coryell
Jap Jones
Martinsville
William Storen
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Mme, Lambrino
Cincinnati Securities
Mix
Hollywood
Arizona
Ingagi
United Press Ollywood
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association
Igagee
Aed
Los Angeles
Will H. Hays
Association
Nate H. Spitzer
Congo Pictures, Ltd
Sir Hubert Winsted
McKenzie
R. T. Burge
Africa
Robinson and
Leslie Mansion Fund Hire
Democratic Platform
Treanor
Roll of
Tabernacle
Atenay
Orm
Herdis
Roll
Lett
Willard &. Gemmill
Resolutions Committee
Republican Party
Chester Montgomery
William P. O'Neill
Mishawaka
Thomas D. Taggart
John R. McFaddin
Rockville
John Spencer
Adolph Fritz
Indiana State Federation of Labor
Herman Weinke
McNutt
America
Republican
James Eli Watson
Plunderbund
Joe Grundy
Poon
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