Kaiser Opposes Planned Wedding Of Young Prince
A telegram from ex Kaiser Wilhelm reveals strong opposition to Prince Wilhelm of Prussia marrying Dorothea Von Salviati a commoner. He withdraws imperial patronage and orders Prince Hubertus to stay away from the ceremony. Wilhelm risks renunciation of imperial rights by marrying without royal birth.
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Hans Service
Stati
Bonn
Germany
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Pril
Prince Wilhelm
Prussia
Dorothea von Salviati
Hubertus
Rhine
Wiliam
Wilhelm
Potsdam
Holenzollen
Friedrich Wilholm
Capone Henchman Sentenced in Chicago Case
In Chicago June court records report Sam Hunt, a Capone era gunman, sentenced for crimes tied to his noted role in altering a machine gun mechanism. The case underscores ongoing efforts to curb organized crime activity rooted in historic bootlegging networks.
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Taternal Lonel Nova
Chicago
Sam Hunt
Chicago gangster Ablin dies after emergency kidney operation
The body of "Cockeyed Mulligan" Ablin, a veteran palette enemy and survivor known to ride with a gang, was being returned to Chicago from New Albany Ind. after dying in an emergency operation for a kidney ailment. Ablin survived a planned one way ride two years ago by George Barker and his followers.
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Chicago
Mullgan
Ablin
New Albany
Ind
George “Red” Barker
Honor 9A Students At Washington High
Ninth graders advancing to the sophomore class were honored at Washington building this week. Principal B K Thacker says 238 sophomores will enter the George Washington building when school reopens in September. Honor students were recognized at traditional end of semester ceremonies.
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George
Washington
Washington Building
B. K. Thacker
George Washington Building
Carnegie Tech Health Head Dies Suddenly at 63
Dr. Ed mond Esquerre, director of student health and head of the department of physical education at Carnegie Institute of Technology, died suddenly today of a heart attack. A native of Plaisance, France, he came to Carnegie Tech in 1907 and was long known as the students’ friend on campus.
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Cobernational News Service
Pittsburgh
Edmond Esquerre
Carnegie Institute of ‘Technology
Esquerre
Plaisance
France
Carnegie Tech
Grove City College May Queen Pageant Opens Historic Outdoor Show
Grove City College presents an historic outdoor pageant on campus featuring the May Queen ceremony and a sprawling production marking fifty years of town growth. A cast of 200 students will perform in the evening event, an unusual spectacle in the region's recent history.
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Crown Grove City
Grove City
Pai
Jiu Browning
College
Fife and Din Corps Impress In White Uniforms At Parade
Menachat Dey is asked to head a parade unit at the G A R Encampment during the third week of June. The corps, wearing new white uniforms, created a very favorable impression with the organizers and attendees.
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Menachat Dey
Perade
Sons of Veterans To Decorate Graves
The Sons of Veterans will decorate graves of seven veterans in the county. The group is led by R. M. Campbell, past department commander, as the community supports the ceremony and honors those who served.
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Osear
Satteradon
Conte
Willte
Advertising case filed against notary office
Aftérlan Advertising Cam Rew York sues D. Hennon in a district court over a claimed $350 balance on an advertisement. The case alleges a breach of contract and seeks recovery of the unpaid amount.
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Aftérlan
York
Ling Fed
Thenotary
D. Hennon
Advertising contract dispute over art signs in New Cushy
Plaintiff alleges a 36 month advertising contract to pick up eight art poster signs in New Cushy and E woot City with Lint Heavon Bros to pay $5.05 per month. The case relies on a signed agreement details and monthly payments.
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New Cushy
Ewoot City
T Lint Heavon Bros
Pinchot Signs Highway Bill
Harrisburg reports Governor Pinchot signed a highway bill authorizing the state to take over about 20,000 miles of borough streets as connecting links. The roads must join the state system by August 15, and would add to the 20,000 miles already state controlled since 1931.
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Harrisburg
Gov
Pinchot
Borough Stotels
Starts Sanitary Inspection Work County Health Officer
County Health Officer George Montgomery began the annual sanitary inspection of roadhouses stands camps and other facilities across the county. About 220 sites will be visited over several weeks as health conditions in the area are reported as remarkably good.
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George Montgomery
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