Reconciled Star Pola Negri and Husband Return Home
Paris reports that Pola Negri and Prince Serre Marani have reconciled after near divorce. The pair appeared in Venret court for a formal decree but chose private settlement. Negri and Marani are to travel to St Moritz then depart for America, according to the Paris edition.
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Der
Chicago Tribune Today
Serre Marani
Jowars
Americ
Cochetty House
Theis
St. Es Mortiz
Mary Not at All Piqued Over Paris Reconciliation
Chicago report says Mary McCormic expressed no pique upon learning Prince Serge Mdivani and Tola Negri had reconciled in Paris after a second attempt. The article notes McCormic’s name had frequently been tied to the affair, with details unclear due to garbled text.
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Chicago
Mars
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Serge Mdivani
Tola Negri
Paris
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Adee Sore Throat Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a fast sore throat remedy claiming relief from soreness and coughing due to irritation. It markets a double strength pill liquid version for home use priced at $1.00 with a money back guarantee if not relieved, sold through druggists.
Fireman LeBlanc Promoted Amid Personal Drama
Fireman LeBlanc, a $42 midways driver, joins a "Buys Your Fireman" series as city notes reveal ongoing personal turmoil. The piece mentions a prince and Miss Ogrik amid separations, with Miss McCormic's repeated marriages and a plan to remarry after a divorce from Chester A. McCormic.
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LeBlanc
Midway
Wruitt
Noyaliies
Good Fellow of Other Days Dies Alone in Chicago
Captain Edward W. Morrison, longtime Chicago figure famed as the so called millionless millionaire, dies in Chicago. His funeral viewings drew only a few mourners, with a single wreath on his bronze coffin. Morrison, once a symbol of lavish spending among the Loop’s well known good fellows, had outlived many of his contemporaries before his death.
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Chicago
Edward W. Morrison
Weekend spate of petty thefts reported by residents
Santa Claus reports theft of Christmas presents from his home on Cedar Street Sunday night. The Rev Roland Crum's car window was broken and an overcoat with gloves taken on Sunday night. Mrs W de Vollman’s home on Patterson Street lost a platinum bar pin with three diamonds and three pearls. A prowler on Locust Street pilfered an overcoat bag and a razor. A porch raid on Soledad Street yielded four shirts and other clothing. Blane saw the prowler and chased him but the thief escaped.
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Santa Claus
Richard Tyrown
Cedar Street
Rolfe Y. Crum
St. Mack's Churgh
Alae Herting
Sol East Locust Street
A. H. Blane
Soledad Alrett
Siowler
Blane
Das
Tne Winn
British Dirigible Makes Maiden Flight
The Great Britain's new giant dirigible, four years from build, made her maiden flight from Eloreden, Yorkshire, this afternoon. Launched at dawn from Towden ban gar, the air vessel under Captain Seait rose about 8 oclock and circled the district as cheering crowds marveled at the early flight.
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Cardingawn
Englams
Great Britain
Eloreden
Yorkshire
Inday
Uder
Seait
Winter Haven Selected for Texas Experiment Farm Site
Winter Haven gets the state experiment farm site chosen by the committee. The 198 acre tract lies midway between Crystal City and Carrizo Springs. Officials expect benefits from varied oils on the land and plan to focus on growing citrus fruits.
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Winter Haven
Experiment
Cristad City
Texas
Wort
Crystal City
Carrizo Springs
Hishwax
Tenon
Mammoth tax petition drive presented to Congress in parade
Photo shows baskets filled with tax reduction petitions gathered by Hearst newspapers across the United States, handed to Congress on the Capitol steps by a committee of notables. A large parade through Washington preceded the presentation, highlighting broad public demand for tax relief.
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Hearst
United States
Congress
Washington Streets
Grasshoppers as Thanksgiving Turkey Feed Spreads
County agents report grasshoppers fed to turkeys improve muscle and bone development and may prevent crooked throats in birds. Breeders say hot grasshoppers provide rich protein and minerals, supporting healthier, better formed turkeys for holiday batches.
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Brady
Esas
Drewitt
Larkey Reisers
Preswit
Mexico Needs Larger Court Urges Adding Departments
Mexico City December 16 Justice Julio Garcia, president of the secret court, urged expansion in his annual closing remarks. He said the court would take four years and eight months to finish back work if kept as is, pointing to inborn backlogs from 2017 and nearly 6000 outstanding amparo petitions. The court currently has three departments.
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Mexico City
Julio Garcia
Bia
Oil and Land Transfers Appear in Classified Notice
The column lists various oil and land transactions including transfers of 40 acres in Tom County and multiple parcels across volumes 236 and 226. Named parties include Herman A., Allen Warshall, Thomas York Survey No. 20035, Bertha, Waller F. Jones, and Marg Nellie Cline, with dates such as September 17, 1934 and October 1, 1934.
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Cortea
Fila
Jose Sanches
Derkert Gray
Sears Ax
Thomas York
Herman A
Alien Warscia
Wes
Tata BU
Smith
Herman A. Ani
Paw
Guy
Berens
Waller F. Jones
Bertha Inwemany
Pertha
Aegan
Brant
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Martha
Heritage
Inahiunik
Merman Oy
Absa Wurshach
Tiverney
Urge
Oll
Ead Lenge
Anser Sped
Price Guri Nu
Mdalph Onourn
Genase Ag
Wiazerts
Aoeas
Fernald Teat
Nellie Cline
Real
Ebenier Ty Adel
Ake J Teana
Comtinental
F. Navarca
Pablo Villamada Murvey
Nambeent
Aren
Pere Ervey
Wecinana
Allen Waraharh
Voluma
Pawee
Ex-Bankers Plead Guilty in Flint Bank Case
Nine of forty five former officers and employees of Union Industrial Bank of Flint pleaded guilty in circuit court to embezzlement totaling about 2.07 million dollars. Names listed include Elton D. Graham Ivan P. Christensen Simon Pollock Frank D. Montague Mark Kelley J W Barron and Clifford A Plum. All were released on bond and to be sentenced January 2. The bank shortage followed a broad market collapse with officials accused of gambling on the market.
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Flint. Mich
Union Industrial Bank
Elton D. Graham
Ivan P. Christensen
Simon Pollock
Frank D. Montague
Mark
Kelley
Inssell A. Hungan
J. W. Barron
A. J. Sehlosger
Clifford A. Plum
Tell Era
Aid
Nceyernment
David Apostle Seeks English Colony in Cornwall Plan
London dispatch reports Isaac Joshua Thrown, apostle of the late King Benjamin Purnell’s group, arriving with 300000 in House of David funds. In disguise he aims to establish a colony in Cornwall, seeking converts after a recent public sighting in Piccadilly.
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London
Isaac Joshua Thrown
Tienjamin
David
Tondon
House of David
Ethoir
Fen
Hington
Renton Harbor
Mich
Lexington links Seattle Tacoma grid for ship power
Seattle Tacoma plans test hookup with aircraft carrier Lexington to supply the city with auxiliary power for days as drought strains water system. Navy charges total about 45000 for standby and dockage plus 1 cent per kilowatt hour while Tacoma uses Cushman Lake reservoir to meet daytime demand and shifts mills to daylight hours. The city foresees a $66000 loss over a month with revenue from Lexingon power at low rates.
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Wash
Dee
Lexington
Puge Sound
Lake Cushinon
Vavoma
Manor Mills
Favlorive
Wlalus
City Light Denaruoent
Navy
Open Rail Switch Blamed for Wreck
An open rail switch tampered with allegedly caused a crash on the St. Louis San Francisco line near Henryette Oklahoma on August 14. The Interstate Commerce Commission safety bureau reports 14 people died in the wreck.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis-San Francisco
Henryette
Oklo
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