The Loves of a King No 1 Mad Romances of Carol
The article recounts King Carol II of Romania and his turbulent love life. It details marriages to Zizi Lambrino and Princess Helen, a annulled union, and a later liaison with Madame Lupescu. The narrative frames his romances as dramatic, tabloidesque, and influential on his coronation return.
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Aris
Carol II
Romania
Carol
Europe
Greece
Zizi
Helen
Madame Lupescu
Hoover greets Ocean fliers at White House
President Hoover welcomed Major Charles E. Kingsford-Smith Captain J. Patrick Saul Evert Van Dyk and John Stannage at the White House after their Ireland Newfoundland New York flight. Eddie Rickenbacker attended the luncheon as a guest. Kingsford-Smith sent thanks and noted he may need the Sparta Illinois refueling plane crossing the continent.
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United Press
Washington
Charles E. Kinkford-Smith
J. Patrick Saul
Evert van Dyk
John Stannage
Southern Cross
President Hoover
White House
New York
Hoover
Kingsford-Smith
Sparta
Eddie Rickenbacker
City to Seek 2-Cent Street Maintenance Levy
City Engineer A H Moore announced a 2 cent street maintenance levy for the next budget and a 4 cent track elevation levy. The resurfacing levy would remain at 2 cents, double current levels for some items and alongside the new track plan.
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Board of Works
A. H. Moore
Moore
Robbers Fail In Break In At Millhol land Office
Reported break in at W. K. Millhol land Sales and Engineering Co. Pen. office. The thieves pried a safe open but failed to gain valuables. Entry gained through a basement window.
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Yeggs
W. K. Millholland Sales and Engineering
Delivery Boy Crushed by Grocery Truck in Indy
Edward Day seventeen of 254 South Summit street died today when his bicycle was struck by a grocery truck driven by Raymond Andrew thirty six of 1104 Bates street on South East street near the Monon railway. Day had worked over a year for Stafford Engraving as a delivery boy and had boxing ties with Arsenal Technical high school. He was to box next Thursday at Riverside park and is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs William Day and three sisters.
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Edward Day
South Summit Street
Raymond Andrew
Bates Street
South East Street
Monon Railway
Andrews
Day
Stafford Engraving Company
Lay
William Day
Vivian
Thelma
Maxine
Arsenal Technical High School
Tomlinson Hall
Riverside Park
Akers Named Chicago Editor for United Press
United Press reports Merton T. Akers becomes Chicago editor today succeeding D. E. McFadden who resigns to join the Chicago Mercantile Exchange staff.
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United Press
Chicago
Merton T. Akers
United Press Today
D. E. McFadden
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Mystery note new clue in torch death case file
Harold Schroeder accused of arson and murder in the High School road torch car mystery faced a mysterious letter signed Leah which handwriting experts said resembled his wife but was not. A judge blocked removal from jail while a hearing on the petition for a permanent order was set. The letters named John T. Kiser as the victim, prompting investigators across papers to seek Kiser’s whereabouts. Schroeder denied knowledge of Kiser or the letter, and investigators planned further questioning as relatives prepared to visit.
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Indianapolis
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Leah Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
Leah
Ira Holmes
Schroeder
James A. Collins
Holmes
Collins
George Winkler
Montgomery
Post
Kiser
Las Cruces
Magdalena
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Winkler
Full Power Over Playgrounds Is Given to Sallee to End Turmoil
City officials move to end confusion over pool and playground operations. Sallee receives full authority to hire and fire in the park and recreation departments backed by the park board. Rules grant free admission for city pools and free locker service for children under 14, with contracts possibly altered for better service. Concessionaires report chaotic locker charges across pools and await park board guidance.
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Sallee
Reginald H. Sullivan
Charles A. Sallee
Bothhouse
Park Board
Russell Ryan
Sullivan
Salle
Park and Recreation
Davil Kilgore
Rhodius Pool
Garfield” Park Pool
Hourly Temperatures Reported For The Day
Temperature readings show 6 a m at 74 and 10 a m at 69, rising to 12 noon at 79 and 1 p m at 72. The record includes an 8 a m reading of 72 and 2 p m reading of 98.
Civil War Veteran’s Dance Ends Fatally
R H Kirk aged 83 collapsed after a jig at a Confederate reunion in Bryan Texas. He had rallied with memories of Hood era days but grew weak and died. he will be buried today.
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United Press
Bryan
Tex
R. H. Kirk
Hood
Kirk
Chicago Woman Breaks Le Touquet Casino Run
Mrs. Jack Factor of Chicago won nearly 240000 dollars in two nights at the Le Touquet casino in France. She amassed about 240000 with a single coup of 30000 as part of her record winnings following Jennie Dolly’s similar spree.
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United Press
LE Touquet
France
Jack Factor
Chicago
Jennie Dolly
State seeks death for George Kolb in poison case
Hancock circuit court in Greenfield opens jury selection for the murder trial of Rushville farmer George Kolb accused of killing his third wife with poison. The defense vows sensational testimony as the state prepares to call 50 or more witnesses. Meanwhile another rider, Floyd Brown, 25, of Goshen, is fatally injured in a Plymouth motorcycle crash.
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Greenfield
Ind
George Kolb
Rushville Farmer
Kolb
Hancock
Arthur C. van Duyn
Edna Dagler Kolb
Maggie Kolb
Rush County
Raymond
True
John H. Kiplinger
Rushville
Albert Stevens
Bush County
Paul Benson
Henry County
William E. Russell
Hancock County
United Press
Plymouth
Floyd Brown
Goshen
Phay Plummer
South Bend
Brown
Rhineland Returns to Germany From French Occupation
Paris reports the Rhineland was officially returned to Germany eleven years after the Versailles peace. With General Guillaumat leaving, only two French battalions remain at Wiesbaden and Mainz as two zones were evacuated and the third withdrawn.
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United Press
Paris
Rhineland
Germany
Versailles
Guillaumat
Weisbaden
Mayence
Three Die In Chair At Rock Penitentiary
United Press reports a triple execution at Rock Penitentiary Bellefonte Pa as Martin Avery William Sled and Frank Tanza were electrocuted for first degree murder. The sentences were carried out in twenty minutes.
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United Press
Rock Penitentiary
Bellefonte
Martin .Avery
William Henry Sled
Frank Tanza
Wickersham Bills Favorable Yet Unacted By Senate Panel
Washington June 30 Three house bills from the Wickersham law enforcement commission to strengthen prohibition enforcement were favorably reported to the senate judiciary committee by a sub committee but the full committee did not act. The measures include amending the five and ten law to reduce penalties for minor violations defining petty offenses and waiving jury trials in minor cases.
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United Press
Washington
House
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
Promoter Arrested as Racing Bribery Suspect
George Partin a 40 year old Memphis engineer and promoter was held at Pittsburgh police headquarters today on bribery charges linked to a Arkansas racing bill. The alleged fixer was accused of bribing a state legislator to vote for the measure, according to Little Rock prosecutor A Boyd Cypert.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Little Rock
Ark
George Partin
Memphis
Woman Never Sees San Francisco Spires Since 1906
An elderly San Francisco woman, Mrs. Idary A. Elliott, 82, has lived in a cottage above the bay since 1906 and has never seen the city’s downtown towers. She recalls changes around Third and Market Streets as midtown grew with ferries, trolleys, cars, and new art. Her views on divorce and modern life reflect a traditional stance.
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AN Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Idary A. Elliott
Market Streets
Western
America
Booth
Barrett
Danes
Pure Foods Pioneer Harvey Wiley Dies at 85
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, 85, pioneer in pure foods and drugs, died at his Washington home after illness. Born in Kent Indiana in 1844 he led the bureau of chemistry from 1906 to 1912, helped shape the Pure Food and Drugs Act, taught at Butler and Purdue, and held numerous scientific honors and roles.
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Pure Foods
State
Butler U
United Press
Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Senate Agriculture Committee
Indiana
Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
Roosevelt
Kent
Ind
Hanover College
Butler University
Indiana University
Harvard
Butler
Purdue
American Chemical Society
American Therapeutic Society
United States Pharmaceutical Convention
Two Teen Girls Pushed from Car in City Attack
Miss Oral Sumpter, 16, of 837 East Maryland Street, was hospitalized with severe facial lacerations after being pushed from a speeding car near Georgia and Pine Streets Sunday night. Her companion Miss Ina Roller, 18, also of 837 East Maryland Street, reported being forced into the vehicle by two mashers.
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City Hospital
Oral Sumpter
East Maryland Street
Georgia
Pine Streets
Ina Roller
Maryland
Davidson Street
Defense argues Lewark not drunk in fatal crash case
Defense for Robert Lewark moves to end the state case claiming he was not intoxicated when his car struck 9 year old Dimla McAfee on a sidewalk near his home. Prosecutors rested after about fifteen witnesses testified to intoxication. trial to resume Tuesday noon.
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Robert Lewark
Station Street
Lewark
Paul Rhoadarmer
Harry Gause
Sewark
Dimla McAfee
James A. Collins
Record made as Hunter brothers chase long air endurance
Chicago reporters tell how John and Kenneth Hunter and the City of Chicago atop Sky Harbor reached 453 hours aloft in a Stinson Detroiter, aiming to surpass the 420 hour record amid refueling dramas and a storm. Their family and supporters celebrate with forecasts of further hours and a July Fourth finish.
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Chicago
Sky Harbor
Hunter Brothers
John
Kenneth Hunter
Albert
Walter
Big Ben
Irene
Kenneth
Hunter Boys
Hunter
Kennet
Forrest O’brine
Dale Jackson
St. Louis
Sparta
Kennel
Bloody clash in Mexico reported by United Press
A June 30 United Press dispatch from Mexico City reports a violent confrontation between police and Communists in a Mexican village. Bodies lay unclaimed as fighting erupted overnight and casualties mounted.
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United Presa
Mexico City
Pied Universal
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Russia
Minott Saunders
Akers
James T. Kiser
N. M
Ernest W. Schroeder Jr
Ferne Sams
Elkhart
Faye Speight
Clarion
Florence Knowles
Detroit
Mich
Lynn L. Sams
Ellenberger
William Harrison Marsh
Garfield Parks
Marsh
Ellenberger Pool
Quiz Talesmen
Charles E. Carll
Times
Louisa Kalb
Kalb
Harvey Wiley
Harvey W.wiley
BY Vincent Mahoney
United Press Staff
Arket Street
Deny Lewark Drunk
Crew
Stanley Whittaker
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