Charles I’s Return to the Hungarian Throne Denied
The piece argues that Charles I cannot reclaim the Hungarian throne as Austria Hungary’s former monarch and warns that France Italy Britain and the Entente oppose restoration. Czech and Bohemian publics oppose a revived Habsburg rule, citing self determination and fears of renewed war.
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Charles I
Austria
Europe
France
Italy
Great Britain
Hungary
Hapsburg
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Empire
Mapsburg
Reuter
Hall
Insufficient Evidence in Chicago Jury Verdict
A Chicago judge set aside a jury verdict in a criminal case after acquitting on a reasonable doubt. The judge cited insufficient evidence while the jury found the defendant guilty, sparking debate on whether courts should overrule juries when evidence is contested.
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Chicago
Dispatch
Consin
Folly of Import Embargo stir in Harding era policy debate
The piece argues that Western farmers and Eastern manufacturers urge President Harding to impose an import embargo to shield new surplus before a wartime powers policy is revived. It warns that such a move would isolate the United States economically and misread global supply, price trends, and Europe’s weak purchasing power amid overproduction.
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Harding
Germany
Wilson
Europe
United States
Tom Lacir
Economic folly of embargo on foreign goods
The author argues against a foreign embargo to hold prices steady. Such a move would raise prices and spur production, risking a market collapse if the trend continues. Historical precedents favor letting prices move to a natural bottom to avoid widespread hardship.
Neff vetoes suspended sentence amendments over auto theft
Governor Neff vetoes changes to the suspended sentence bill, arguing the principle should hinge on defendant age and conditions rather than crime, to avoid encouraging other theft forms. He warns certainty of punishment, not severity, sustains respect for law and safe Texas communities.
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Neff
Texas
Yau Lieur
Blackstone
Nell
Fragmented poem excerpt about a beauty in past days
The readable lines recall a woman described as a beauty in an era during Madison’s presidency. The fragment hints at flirtatious conduct and playful courtship with a grandparent figure referenced in old-fashioned terms. The text is garbled and includes stray, unreadable segments.
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Grandpapa
Madison
Margaret Garth helps Orme in westington election
In a London courtroom Ducros is jailed for fourteen years after admitting a brutal abduction and robbery. Margaret Garth losses a rival but vows to join Orme in the Westington race against Craven as she recovers from the river tragedy and secures her family’s safety.
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Eneien Latow
Ducros
Rose
Visks Tran
Demiance
Vance
Mel
Garth
Culebra
Dueros
Couicitor
Dirs
Orme
Orur
Dot
Orne
Cor
Marg
Mayfair
Les
Duere
Mrs. Garth
Lyon
Margaret
Melmoth Craven
Berkeley Terrace
Creme
Margaret Jonked
Andy
Denness
Melmoth
Westington
Craven
London
Kai
Margarre
A Laugh or Two Before Battle at St Mihiel
A wartime anecdote recalls German explosions near an ammunition dump and American troops reacting with quick humor. A farmer jokes about a missing wife causing a splash as a train delays during a wet day and a passenger asks the guard why the train won’t move as the guard struggles to whistle.
Around the World Vaudeville Circuit Notes
The piece lists acts including Majestie-Anatol Spiedland and re man Yur in Around the World, Grand-Rigoletto Bros, Princess-Jutin Courts’ Song, Rosa-Tietires in fom Mix, Pinotre-Wietures, Doraldine in Pass ydon Wenit, and Rinke-D Pictures A Tate of Two Worlds.
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Fee Farm
San Antonio
Sal
Hend
Chen
Majestie
Anatol
Spiedland and
Reman
Harry
GE Rick
Mo Jone
Ming
Briggs
Bill
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