War Dogs Grow in Manchuria and Global Headlines
A rough collage of wartime and crime items includes claims of dog battles in Manchuria, the disappearance of a three year old Albert Mikenas near Milford Ontario, and the arrest of theatre owner Alexander Pantages in Los Angeles on alleged assault charges by dancer Virginia Pringle. The text also touches on Ontario electricity costs and a government electric system's growth.
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Kate Mikenas
Ansonia
Conn
Albert Mikenas
Louely
Milford
Ont
Interna
Alexander Pantages
Willionaire
Los Angeles
Iiinvece Pringle
Hcensear
Hateile
Tantages
Spanish constitutional drift amid talk of dictatorship and church ties
The piece surveys Spain under a proposed constitution seen as undemocratic with a nominal monarch, strong church state influence, and army control. It contrasts Spanish proposals with France’s democratic resilience and warns that dictatorial impulses threaten civil liberties and parliamentary authority.
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Spain
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Primo Gs Rivera
Toledo
Aly Hons
France Remains Democratic Amid Crises Says Hoover
The article notes continuing French adherence to democratic institutions despite crises and foreign interference. It highlights France’s resilience, citizen spirit, and preference for democratic rule over southern European authoritarianism, praising President Hoover for recognizing their national obligations and optimistic stance.
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France
New York Times
Mars
Ibah
Alatianne
Paris
Fossil Field Findings Reported Near Chamberlain South Dakota
Report notes faint fossil clues near Chamberlain and nearby areas with possible marine origin remains. Geologists list offshore types including snakes fish and corals, suggesting ancient sea connections and varied scar patterns.
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Chamberlain
Dakota
Reid
Gacama
New York Man Keeps Going Despite Health Strain
Civil War veteran Major EF Arnold Robert is described as starting life anew. He smokes 26 to 40 cigars daily yet remains active, claiming to be fit for 23 more years. He works on tees and walks about six hours a day.
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Toledo
Jon
Wiwatranteble
Shoul Assembly
New York
Ang Rist
Arnold Robert
Reyer
Yank Scouts Put On Pageant At World Meeting
The 13th World Jamboree pageant featured by the American delegation with all scouts participating. The event, postponed from Wednesday, drew large crowds and highlighted the camp exodus as thousands depart for midnights and continue until ten. Fossil discoveries near the district show a prehistoric sea once covered the area, leaving highly fossilized districts.
Elation fades as wedding scene meets optical miscue
A garbled dialogue replaces clear events as a bewildered observer notes a wedding moment disrupted by technical jargon about lenses and mirrors. The bridegroom and Young Man respond amid confusion while a referee or witness hints at a semi final elimination tangled with reflections and focus terms.
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Stowaway Albert Busch Faces Deportation After Graf Voyage
Albert Busch of Gloucester New Jersey hid aboard the Graf by slipping through a ventilator at Friedrichshafen and was later found and jailed for the voyage awaiting deportation. Graf Commander Dr Eckener condemned the act saying it endangered all aboard.
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Albert Buschko
Zep
Gloucester
N. J
Albert
Graf
Friedrichshafen
Dr. Eckener
Diplomatic Hostess Hinted as Ambassador’s Young Wife
Mrs Walter Edge, wife of Senator Walter Edge of New Jersey, may become embassy hostess in Paris as her husband nears an ambassadorial appointment. Married in a 1920s ceremony attended by Calvin Coolidge and Washington officials, she is 27 years old.
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Walter Edge
New Jersey
France
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Edge
Governor on Stand in North Carolina Strike Case
Max Gardner, North Carolina executive, is called to testify in the trial of twenty three Loray Mill strikers indicted for the alleged slaying of Q F Aderholt, the Gastonia police chief, during a strike riot.
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Paul Tobalinsky
Vera Bush
Aderholdt
Gastonia
N.C
Miss Bush
Central Opera House
New York
Iinternational Grit
Ilustratea x. Ena
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Loray Mill
Q. F. Aderholt
Powers of Privy Council Affect Irish Leaders
Ambiguous report from Dublin notes tension around the Privy Council and Irish leadership. It mentions President Hoover asking Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson to stay in Belgium and hints at impending changes to ambassador posts amid constitutional provisions and treaty constraints.
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Privy Council
Hugh S. Gibson
United States
Belgium
Hoover
Bwight
Morrow
Selow
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