The Throne of Roumania Crowned by Carol Return
Exiled Roumanian prince Carol returns to claim the throne amid palace intrigue. Queen Marie and opposition figures react as Nicholas contemplates regency and a cabinet reshuffle unfolds in Bucharest and Vienna. The drama centers on Carol’s bid, Marie’s stance, and potential crowning in a tense political crisis.
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Carol
Marie
Ferdinand of
London
Nicholas
Prince Carol
Nicholis
Vienna
Dad Glthougi
Mantu
Evaui
Carn
Paris
Vintliia Beatin
Ornther
Jost Ryatiany Capel
Prince Strbey
Carnes
Queen Marie
Finmania
Aucharest
Pree Care
M. Maniu
M. Miro
Arsu
Lund
Noumania
Mironescu Cabinwresjens
Fyxer
Supreme Court
Helen
Michael
Prine
Msmiu
Ra- Seni
INNISFAIL ITALIANS MEET OVER WORK RIGHTS ISSUE
Shisuan e Sunday meeting of Italian residents at Tunistalt discussed a British Preference League proposal to drive foregone cutters from sugar fields. Speakers warned Italians would hire whom they please and possibly set up businesses to outcompete British workers. Detectives were sent to investigate the coat alarm disappearance at the Italian Consulate.
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Shisuane
Tunistalt
Morluné
Australia
Manesi
Motor Cycling 500 Miles Reliability Run Report
Adelaide hosted a 500 mile reliability trial with riders circling the northwestern route through Yorke Peninsula Pirie and Peterborough. Mars Service Station and Pirie Motory Club officials acted as checkers as riders arrived at intervals from 8 20 p m to 10 p m while spectators cheered amid cold night conditions.
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Adelaide
Yorke
Pirie
Peterborough
Eilenstrier
Crystal Brook
Gladstone
Mars
Prince Carol Arrives by Plane in Bucharest Night
Reports from Berlin state the Mini Prince Carol of Hownauia traveled by aeroplane to Bucharest at five, wearing Geneva uniforms, then proceeded to Bucharest arriving at ten. He was welcomed by the Minister, informed the Prime Minister, and kept in near constant contact with Prince Carol through the night.
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Vaile
Berlin
Bucharest
Carol of
Hownauia
Blausenbure
Nini
Me Maning
Loyal Wife Incensed by Ungrateful Husband
A romantic tale set in United Services Los Angeles narrates a wife outraged by her husband after a Brooklyn detective shooting incident. The story follows her rise from managing a surgical instrument business to a booming enterprise and a costly divorce bid after prison.
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United Services
US Angeles
Charis Lay
Aviogen
Davis
Vhatic
Brooklyn
Tim
Rota
Tees Arrives at Chatham Islands After Weather Delay
Auckland reports small steamer Tees reached Chatham Islands safely despite earlier anxiety over its safety caused by bad weather.
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Auckland
Tees
Chatham Islands
Brilliant sprint shatters records at collegiate meet
Frank Wykom of University of California wins 100 yards in 9.2 seconds at the United Service Chicago meet, beating Eddie Tolan in a remarkable display. The bushy-haired sprinter delivers four brilliant bursts, marking a standout performance this weekend.
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United Service Chicago
Frank Wykom
University of Californis
Eddie Tolan
Sunday Times in Sydney Ceases Publication Today
The Sunday Times in Sydney, one of the city's oldest newspapers, has ceased publication today after statements that it would be published as usual yesterday. The abrupt closure ends a long-running edition and leaves unanswered questions about future local print media.
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Sydney
Sunday Times
Todaing
Australians Brace for Test With Casualty Worries at Cambridge
The Australian team opens their last warm up before the first Test versus Cambridge University. Influenza symptoms plague Jackson and Grimmett, Kippax struggles, while Wall and Hornbrook falter. Bradman and Woodfull preserve the innings as the visitors reach 5 for 1 in an hour of cautious play amid dull conditions.
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United Service
London
Salstrilay
Cambridge University
Woodfull
Jackson
Grimmett
Kippax
Nottingham
Australia
Favurith
Allenden
Hans Wamy
Uither Wall
Hornbrook
Bradman
Raplavine Henbrook
Bal’ Wyckel
Cambridge
Jehartson
Wratterworth
Killick
Brodin
Makius
Nikiota Wall
Hinman
Firadman
Wrongham
McCabe
Wall
Maines
Fabian Eawer
Ponsford
Kemp-Welea
Elman
Bowline
Sywloger
Pose'ble
Tickson
Rain Dampens Start as Australia Trials Grow Tense
Start Delay at London match reports a rain affected toss and a tense session. McCabe shines with 43 in 35 minutes as MeCabe surpasses earlier form while Bradman and Harwood struggle. Melbourne style crowd and university attendance noted as England tests loom.
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Halle
Bradman
Brad
Hamshire
McCabe
Tours
Pntrte Pest Tugines
Uapnthreak
Sur Wood
Keone Werb
Sivan
Huewood
Menor Rm Morin
Killick Wall
Wull-rwarth
Mersnad
jHuman
Brown
Harwood
Fabian
Kingsford Smith Ready for Atlantic From Irish Service
Kingsford Smith readies for a trans Atlantic flight as favorable weather reports from the Air Ministry encourage a Sunday morning start. Passengers include Irish Air Force members and Capt. Saul along with Wey and others. visitors throng the Souther Cross at Curragh or Jasper, bringing mascots and noting the aircraft’s alpine interior and equipment.
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London
Kingsford Smith
Air Ministry
New Curragh
Olalin
Souther Cross
Ana Cele
Wey
Malimont
Charles Tuibergh
St. Loulk
Jasper
Ross
Wonderful Woolley tops fan count and wickets milestone
FP E Woolley crossed 40 000 home crowd reach and 2000 wickets in Mist class cricket. The feat places him alongside the famed Dr WG Grace as the only cricketers to achieve such a distinction.
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London
E. Woolley
WG. Grace
Davis Cup duel opens with Australia leading England
In Eastbourne Australia wins two singles and a doubles, taking a 2-1 lead as the second singles are set for Monday. Crawford defeats Lee in straight sets while Hopman beats Gregory 6-1 6-7 7-5, and England’s Collins and Gregory outplay Hopman and Crawford in doubles 6-? 6-1 8-6 for a 2-1 Australian advantage.
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London
Australia
England
J. Crawford
H. G. Lee
Hopman
J IC. Gregory
Gregory
Crawford
Eastbourne
Satarda
Collins
Hop Ce
Breagh
Heuce
Ens
Finland
Gregory Service
Engeland
Almet
Hopsman
Colting
Crawfor
Shopkeeper Murdered in Fitzroy Sting of Coins Found
Detectives probe the murder of John Alfred Taylor in his Fitzroy shop. A sting of money in small coins, totaling £4, was scattered about the shop. Relatives claim Mr Taylor was 5 years old.
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Melbourn
John Alfred Taylor
Fitzroy
Taylor
Doctor and Wife Detained in China Kidnap Plot
United Service reports Dr Morious and his wife were kidnapped on March 23 at Yuan Chow. Mrs Gemawl was freed and hospitalized at Laykers in a wrecked state. Kidnappers reportedly demanded 3,000 dollars for each hostage plus 12,001 dollars in medicines, with an order issued for release. Chinese-written note describes severe heat, privation, dysentry, and vermin. authorities refuse to budge on the ransom.
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United Service
Shanghai Smilas
Partet
Ate
Yuanchow
Gemawl Hai
Laykers
Morious
Miss Amy Johnson Seeks Destination After Weekend Absence
Sydney residents report Miss Amy Johnson missing after feline companion Suni Miss Amy seemingly left with an unknown destination. Police urge any information about her location or where she may be spending the weekend.
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Sydney
Suni
Amy Feline Tott
Syiliey
Proud Parents Speak On Amy Johnson Return
London viewers report Amy Johnson's father pledges to reach America at all costs to bring Amy back. The family attends a Rotary convention in Chicago while Amy plans a definite return via the South of France and England, with assurances she will be the same Amy.
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London
Amy Johnson
America
Atlantic
Amy
France
Lonnon
Jason
Ister
Rotary
Chicago
England
Royal decoration for Miss Jol son at private investiture
In London the King will decorate Miss Jol son with the insignia of the British Empire at a private investiture at Buckingham Palace after her arrival. The Queen will express her congratulations.
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London
Samatas
Jolson
Company of
Seea
Bock'nhas Palace
Postal and Telegraph Services Across Town Update
The Post Office will open for all classes of business except money orders from early morning until 40 minutes past closing. Adelaide mail dispatched at 7 PM daily except midday mail to Groshil Brook. A counter delivery of mail matter for half an hour after trains arrive, with first deliveries by postmen. Telephone service remains continuous.
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Adelaide
Miiday Mai
Groshil Brook
Australian Delegates Lead At London Conference
Press conference highlights Australian and New Zealand delegates meeting in London for the Empire Conference. Key figures discuss newspaper relations, press governance, and promoting Australian papers while addressing Australian concerns in media, finance, and shipping.
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Servier Ondon
Give Vie Breas
London
Fry
Finance
Thendorm Pink
Empire Press
Linon Gouferenes
Riudh Denison
Australia
Empire
Allan
Ransdan
Give Dominion
Weekend Fatalities Shuffle in Melbourne Streets
In Melbourne and surrounding suburbs, a series of weekend deaths occur. John White, 19, dies from a fractured skull after being struck by a car in Canterbury. Henry Powell, 33, crushed after falling between a train and platform at Croxton. Alice Jane Morgan, 56, collapses in Mansfield street kitchen and dies after falling onto a red hot stove. An unidentified cyclist in Dynon street Footscray dies of a fractured skull after colliding with a car.
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Melbourne
John White
Canterbury
Croxton
Henry Powell
Mansfield Street
Thosnsbury
Alice Jane Morgan
Dynon Street
Fatal boxing bout leaves fighter dead after preliminary contest
A boxer identified as Gorge Liogou suffered fatal head injuries after a fall during a preliminary match at the stadium. He was treated at the hospital but died yesterday. Officials report the bout ended with Liogou collapsing and later dying from his injuries.
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Gorge Liogou
Stadio x
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Lanide
Qurragh
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