Maiden voyage of Lafayette liner sparks noble family feud
Paris May 22 The Lafayette maiden voyage triggers a dispute among Lafayette descendants. Chambruns claim Dampierres lack direct lineage despite aboard guests. Dampierres defend noble ties tracing back to Lafayette and Norse origins. Representatives from Dampierre family travel with the ship while Chambruns insist on bloodline primacy. The voyage sails from Havre to New York expected Sunday.
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Ralph Heinzen
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Thaw Reaches France and Hurries to Paris
Harry K. Thaw landed at Havre from the Ile De France and sped toward Paris in a racing car. He had been prevented from landing in England two years earlier on grounds of an extraditable offense. He dismissed the question with a quip about landing in England.
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Thaw
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Nicaragua bandits threaten east coast mining districts
In Managua on May 22 Marine planes were kept in readiness for possible use against bandits operating in the mining districts along Nicaragua's east coast.
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Nicaragua
United Press
Managua
British Crisis Deepens as Lords Defeat MacDonald Era Grows
London reports a Labour crisis deepening with successive Lords defeats and the resignation of Sir Oswald Mosley as chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster. The Daily Herald flags the seriousness as three fronts threaten the government. In St Louis, George W. Simmons dies of heart disease during a polo game intermission.
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J. Ramsay MacDonald
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Daily Herald
House of Lords
Oswald Mosley
Duchy of Lancaster
United Press
ST. Louis
George W. Simmons
Chase National Bank of New York
Vast Alluvial Gold Fields Found in Formosa
Professor Jisaburo Yokobori of the Japanese Imperial University reports vast alluvial gold deposits 15 miles from Karenko on Formosa s west coast. He believes the gold extends about 150 miles through the island s valleys mountains and jungles with large quantities of gold dust in stream beds signaling unusually shallow deposits.
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Formosa
United Press
Tokio
Jisaburo Yokobori
Japanese Imperial University
United Press Today
Karenko
Dancer Sues Divorced Wife of Novelist
Princess Nina Caracciolo files a $25,000 damage suit in supreme court against Julie Hamilton, ex-wife of Cosmo Hamilton, claiming Hamilton used their friendship to lure her husband Constantine Satar-Khan away. The dancer notes Hamilton offered a blue cat as a bid to appease her. Julie Hamilton denies all charges.
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Cosmo Hamilton
Supreme Court
Nina Caracciolo
Kansas City to sue for police wages in friendly suit
Kansas City plans a friendly suit to recover 200000 dollars in wages owed to police officers. The city says this civil action is the only legal means to meet the payroll for May.
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Kansas City
United Press
Federal agents seek owner of clothes left after raid
Buffalo agents search for the man who fits the coat and pants seized in a liquor raid. The owner fled over a back fence in his under clothes and a rug as agents approached an alcohol plant.
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Buffalo
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