Tharles Son Declared King of Hungarians Guardian Named
Gustave Gratz asserts Parliament must elect a temporary governor after the former king’s death. In As it stands, Zita becomes Joseph Otto’s guardian under Hungary’s law and Parliament is urged to appoint a temporary governor while the king is a minor.
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Tharles
Hungarians
Gustave Gratz
Bis Ena
Frangis Josena Ol
Austria
Hungary
Charlee
Zita
Joseph Otte
Death of Charles of Austria-Hungary in exile
Former emperor king Charles died in exile after ten days of illness. His body was embalmed and laid in a mahogany coffin in the mortuary chapel. Funeral arrangements include transfer to a private chapel, then a mausoleum in Monte Camps cemetery.
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Phe
Medeien
Thas
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Mederiv
Purchas
Tonsa
Bourlay
Monte Camps
Petre
Kee
Charles Victim of Curse and Hapsburg Death Questions Rise
The article discusses Charles death in Madeira and a rumored lingering Hapsburg curse. French experts weigh if the Austrian royal line’s fate shifts, with questions about the widow Zita, the 10-year-old heir, and whether Budapest or Vienna will determine succession and burial arrangements.
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Jy Paul Root Downer
Freeda
Wil
Zite
Eldesr
Charles
Trade envoy Fielding urges reciprocal relations with U S
Canadian finance minister William S Fielding travels to Washington to press for reciprocal trade ties with the United States in hopes of smoothing tariff friction between the two nations. The effort follows his White House visit as authorities seek steadier Canada U S trade relations.
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William S. Fielding
Washington
United States
Canada
Fisidine
White House
Coveresa
White
Fragmentary query on exile legends and Central Europe
Incomplete text questions the fate of a figure named Charles in exile and its possible link to St Helena legends. Mentions sympathy, near death, and disturbances with references to Austria and Central Europe. Overall fragmentary and unclear.
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Uo Lucks
Charles
St Helena
Austria
Urope
Standard Hose Fire Chiefs Seek National Thread Standardization
Fire Chief Fritz of Victoria and A M Vaughan of the State Fire Insurance Commission met at central fire headquarters to prepare a report on standardizing hose coupling threads for the annual Texas Tire Chic convention in Brownsville next month. The committee aims to urge cities and towns to adopt a universal thread to speed aid during fires and prevent delays when neighboring communities must provide support.
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Gods of
San Austonia
V. . Frits
Victoria
A. M
Vaughan
Evincer
State Fire Insurance Coot Mission
Central Fire Headquarters
Mondar Warning
Ihn
Texas Tire Chic
Brownaville
Imonth
Fritz
Texas
Bunny's Welcome Now Hunting Run Snare in Sundae Morning
A fragmented recount describes a rabbit encounter with a snake and a human observer, detailing the rabbit leaping and the snake coiled beneath. The scene includes startled cries, a rattlesnake, and conjecture about the rabbit feeding on corn as the event unfolds in a wild setting.
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Pashitos
Charles J. Nishole
Frederick
Nichole
Luxier
Mr. Nicholes
In Flight Wing Testing Device Unveiled by NACA
Washington announces a new full sized wing testing apparatus to measure lift and pull in flight at Langley Field. F A Morton leads a system that suspends a wing under an airplane to record downward forces with spring balances. Twenty flights with models have matched wind tunnel results and promise better accuracy for future wing designs.
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Washington, I
Nationa Advisory Committee
Langley Field Laboratory
Tess
F. A Morton
Police intervene after ginger ale bottle leads to arrest
A man in a hotel was traced with a bottle of ginger ale that disguised a liquor stash. Captain Stevens placed him under arrest for unlawfully possessing whiskey. he waived arraignment and posted $600 bond. Police also recovered additional liquor and a handgun during the investigation.
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Charles Steven
Die Prohim
Vonfren
Autfor
Tlash Vrossrick
Elevony
Han
Tay
Williams Way
Buedey
Wits Acti
Boonsawtee
Co operative Marketing Plans Outlined for West Texas
April 3 reports from San Angelo outline tentative contracts for a central marketing joint in Tom Green County to handle cotton and produce. Counties listed include Tom Green, Runes, Brown, MrCulloch, Concha, Colemans Mills, and Ran Sabs. Officials say production targets require agreed pricing to ship to northern markets or meet local demand.
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Ran Angelo
Tex
Inayork Gut
Tom Green
Runes, Brown
MrCulloch
Concha
Colemans Mills
Ran Sabs
W. Drown
San Angelo
Qwarkets
Local Cooperative Marketing Plans Outline In Brownwood
Apparent district meeting set for April 17 in Brownwood to discuss cooperative marketing efforts with A and M College extension staff. Officials including A L Smith and Walton Poteet may attend as stations are named in the district, outlining centralized marketing and distribution plans.
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Aril
Dea
vFn Connestion
Arith
Brownwood
Shiek
Lom Green County
A. L. Smith
A. & 3. Collage Extension Service
Hidalgo County Progress During Early World War Years
The article notes progress made in Hidalgo county during the two years of active work, with the organization here only three years old. It mentions districts and the spread of organized boys work across Hidalgo and neighboring Hunti and Waeriron counties.
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Hidalgo County
Hidalgo
Hunti
Waeriron
Lieutenant Wood Wed in Manila Governor’s Residence
Lieutenant Osborne Wood, son of Governor General Leonard Wood, married Miss Katherine Thompson at the Molacanan palace in Manila. Attended by high officials and friends, the couple sailed to China and Japan aboard the Wenatelee for a month before he returns to resume duties as an aide to his father.
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Manila
Git Ara
Katherina Tholypsous
al Wilmington
Dela~ware
Osborne Wood
Leonard Wood
Molacanan Prince
Gocere
Phipines
Wood
Bhanghai
Ching
Wenatelee
Bridges and roads project in Georgetown area contract awarded
The county awarded a four concrete and steel bridges and eighteen miles of highway project. Total cost about 100 004 dollars. Four bridges span San Gabriel and other small creeks near Georgetown Circleville Tavlos and Hull Branch. Hetmag Browc received the contract for the works. The Hutto to Frame Switch road also included at a cost of 23 063 dollars. Bank reserves and deposits update shows Milam county resources total 3 247 423 dollars with Roche dale banks holding substantial sums.
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Billige
Georeetown
Tex
Ami
San Gabriel
Gaorgatuwo
Berry’s Creek
Meg Waat
Georgetown
Agricultural appropriation bill reported to Senate today
A fragmented report states the agricultural appropriation bill was handed to the Senate in Washington D C for consideration. The document mentions funding provisions and references a committee action, noting the urgency and political maneuvering surrounding the measure as it moves toward possible passage.
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Senate
House
Washington, D. C
Candidacy Announcements From Texas Districts
Public notices announce candidates for Congress from the Fourth Congressional district and for the office of sheriff in Bexar County Texas. Names include ATTRY HERTZBERG and 448 gandinate Cox. Also SAM B. BRADFORD seeks public weighers post in Bexar County.
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Fiyeeli
Atry Hertzberg
Retitieat
Itw
Gandinate Cox
Thevilf
Bexar County
Wexas
Buck
Tonthielzn
Teane
Sam B. Bradford
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