Duke of York to Become Ruler in Brother's Stead
King Edward abdicates in favor of his brother, the Duke of York, after weeks of constitutional crisis. Parliament moves to enact the abdication swiftly, with Baldwin urging immediate action and the empire awaiting the succession plan and oath of allegiance. The abdication ends Edward VIII’s reign while the Duke of York prepares to assume George VI’s role.
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Duke OF York
Brother
Associated Press
London
Edward of
England
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Albert Frederick Arthur George
George Vix
Tramhig
Exourbre Shiney
Tanan
Edward Vot
Gloucester
Kent
Empire
Baldwin
Carmot
Stanley Baldwin
Privy Council
House Commons
Edward
Motareh
the Duke of York
Peters Found Insane in First Year Court
Jet Thorman Peters, 20, colored, found insane in first year’s court today and committed to the state hospital as criminal insane at Limsa. Judge N. B. sided his decision after testimony by hospital staff. Peters is charged with the murder of Mrs. Mary Prescott on Ninth Street in August. Medical witnesses testified Peters heard voices and showed signs of delusion. he will be observed until cured or until competency returns.
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Jet Thorman Peters
Yeas Court
Limsa
N. B
Vive Vane
Peters
Mary Prescott
Ninth Street
Bushong
Indians claim Feller in contract dispute
The Cleveland Indians dispute the property of pitcher Red Feller and face commissioner Ken Landis over a contract transfer. The case centers on a three party claim involving the Cleveland club and the Western League. Landis reportedly rules on whether the club must pay 37,500 to settle the contract dispute.
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Lind
Cleveland
York
Cleveland to Host Nationals Races Under New Contract
Cleveland will host the National Races for the next five years under a renewed contract with the National Association President L. q ae of The National Are Cleveland, Inc. said to.
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Cleveland
L. Q Ae
Cluveland, Inc
Forest Ranger Burned in Home Furnace Explosion
T Dreshneh a 27 year old forest ranger at CCC Camp Shawnee No 1 of 28 Fifth Street suffered serious facial burns when a furnace exploded at his home Wednesday night. Eyelashes eyebrows were burned and hair singed as he tried to clear the coal with a poker. Coal gases ignited and flames burned his face. unclear if eyes were injured.
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T. Dreshneh
Ustreet
CCC
Shawnee No
Injunction Delays Ohio Mileage Payments
Ohio legislators face a delay as a taxpayer injunction halts $21,507 in untraveled mileage for 140 days. West Jefferson resident Arnett Harbage obtained the order from Common Pleas Judge Dee J. Randall after State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy refused to withhold payments. A hearing was scheduled before Judge Charles A. LeMarr, and attorney Agnes B. Dickinson said Talor Harbage may sue to force repayment of $8,587 already received for allegedly mythical mileage.
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Columbus
Rec
Hocus-pacus
Onios House of Representatives
Arnett Harbage
West Jefferson Jira
Common Pleas
Dee. J. Randall
Joseph TC. Tracy
Charles A. LeMra
Agnes B. Dickinson
Tiarbape
Senate
Temperatures Report From Cheorver Sehurmans Day
Readable fragments show temperatures listed for Cheorver Sehurmans and nearby areas with values around 38 to 54 degrees. Mentions aged Inday and Maou with a 40 degree reading and a 30 degree minimum. Data appears ceremonial and inconsistent across lines.
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Cheorver Sehurmans
Tertae
Aries Smutt
Maximus
Maou
Bailey Changes His Plea Admits Guilt
Reese Bailey, 20, captured by six men on a Jackson County farm, pleads guilty to federal counts. He is sentenced to two consecutive ten year terms and $3,000 fines, later reduced to remove fines after defense argument. the case involves gun charges and an escape pursuit by federal agents.
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Associated Pross
Columbus
Reese Bailey
Jackson County
Bailey
Kully
Judie Mellwood
Hawever
G. D. Bailes
Barnesvake
Underwood
Edward VI Opens Modern Reign With Bold Breaks
London report details Edward VII as king choosing modern tempo and personal bachelor stance. He shatters tradition by planning marriage talk to parliament and abandons Sandringham timepieces for Greenwich standard. He becomes first English monarch to travel by plane and returns from London in standard rail coach.
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Edward VI
The
Times
London
Edward Viel
Great Britain
Erpernn
India
Elizabeth
Lonedon
Sandving
Ham
Pope Pius XI Relapses, Likely Due to Paralysis
The Vatican reports Pope Pius XI suffered a relapse today after being stricken last Saturday. Doctors say the 84 year old pontiff remains weak and may never walk again, likely spending his days in an arm chair. Visitors were barred from the papal bedside as the crisis persisted.
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Associated Press
Vatican
Pius XI
Holy Father
Ohio Governor asks assembly to reenact $66,100,000 tax plan
Governor M ain L. Dav urged the Ohio General Assembly to reenact immediately a 66.1 million tax program to remove financial uncertainty. The House planned to take up the tax today, with cigarette and liquor tax proposals ready for introduction.
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Columbus
Main L. Dav
Ohio General Assembly
House of
Simpson Refuses Comment On Edward Abdication Link
Mrs Wallace Warfield Simpson refuses to comment on King Edward’s abdication. A spokesman says there is no possibility the king will join her at a French villa or on the Riviera. The statement notes she plans to stay past Christmas and that Edwards plans remain unclear.
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Mrs. Simpson
Friend
Edward
Cannes
France
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Lad Brownlow
Eva Rogers
Kleyenvd
Low Viei Vila
My. Rogers
London
Rogers
Mr. Simpson
Riviera
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Watlis Simpson
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Lima
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William the Conqueror
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Norfolk
George V
Edward VII
Gues
George Vo
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Greenwich
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le Bourget
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Simprae
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