Archduke Paulette Horthy Marries Local Estate Owner
Archduke Paulette Horthy, daughter of Hungarys regent, wed Stephen Fay an untitled estate owner drawing dismay from anti Karlist Hungarian monarchists. They preferred Paulette wed Archduke Albrecht son of Archduke Frederick to block Archduke Otto for the throne but Mile Horthy chose love.
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Paulette Horthy
Hungary
Stephen Fay
Paulette
Archduke Albrecht
Hapsburgs
Archduke Frederick
Archduke Otto
Charles
Mile. Horthy
Irish Free State Issues Notable Postage Stamp
Upon the enactment of the Irish Free State a government act issued postage stamps. Among the early issues a particularly artistic stamp is featured.
Youngest Woman Admitted to Illinois Bar
Miss Blanche B. Arania of Chicago, twenty one, became a member of the Illinois bar the other day, the youngest woman ever admitted to practice in that state. She graduated last June but waited to reach the required age to take the bar exam.
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Blanche B. Arania
Chicago
Illinois
Mrs Dora Margowski Acquitted In Education Case
Mrs Dora Margowski of New York, mother of sixteen, faced a charge for violating the compulsory education law after her fifteen year old daughter had missed school. Judge Alexander Brough acquitted her, praising her efforts to raise a large family and noting a wish Colonel Roosevelt could honor her.
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Dora Margowski
New York
Alexander Brough
Marzowski
Roosevelt
Arbiter of Nations Sir Basil Zahares Under Cloud of Mystery
Exclusive photograph portrays Sir Basil Zahares, noted Anglo-Greek financier and owner of Monte Carlo, described as promoter and banker of Greece. He wields global influence in oil deals, with holdings in papers, ships, factories, and more. Reported postwar losses total about 54 million dollars across various industries.
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Basil Zahares
Monte Carlo
Greece
Sir Basil
Oswes
Europe
Asia Minor
Crown for Pope Pius XI tiara gifted by Milan diocese
A newly arrived photograph shows a magnificent tiara carved from precious stones offered to Pope Pius XI by the inhabitants of Milan diocese. The gesture reflects the diocese's devotion and the Pope's esteem within the church.
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Pius XI
Milan
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