Queen Marie of Romania Flies to Oberammergau Amid Rumors
Reports from Berlin and Vienna describe Queen Marie of Romania arriving en route to Oberammergau to attend the Passion play. Grand Duchess Cyril notes her sister appeared terribly excited as rumors of Carol’s accession and potential exile swirl, while Marie refuses to confirm or deny changes in Romania’s foreign stance.
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Germany
Quen Marie
Romania
Gherimmergau
Bucharest
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Maria
Ber
Cyril
Orient Express
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Berlin
Blonich
Rar
Oberammergau
Sta
Orier
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Neespspermen Leter
Marie
Michasd
Are
Rammain
Russia
Muscle Shoals Bill Stalled as Conferees Break Deadlock
Washington sources report that hope for enacting Muscle Shoals legislation this session virtually ended today as Senate and House conferees failed to bridge the deadlock, with the conference breaking up in a stalemate.
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Cziversal Berxice
Washington
Inventory of A P Moore Estate Filed in Pittsburgh
June 7 Pittsburgh report states the estate of the late Alexander P. Moore internationally known diplomat and former Pittsburgh publisher is valued at 70076.08 dollars in an inventory filed today.
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Pittsburgh
Alexander P. Moore
Booth to preach at Travis Park Sunday services
Dr. Cullom FL Booth will address Travis Park Methodist Church Sunday morning and again Sunday night with a sermon titled God Fire. He and Mrs. Booth arrive in San Antonio early Sunday. Rosth and his wife will reside at the church parish, 124 Past French Place, as the board of stewards and St. Bomb plan a meeting Monday evening at 8.
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Cullem HH. Booth
Travis Park Methodist Church
Cullom
Booth
Devotee of Diet Ruins Health Attempts Death
Gervere at Berrie LES June 7 Mrs Preida Suillon fell under extreme diet beliefs preached on the street by an exhorter. Once weighing 398 pounds in 1928 she now tips the scales at 52 pounds. She tried to end her life by inhalation and asks what living will look like while doctors say her condition is grave.
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Berrie. Les
Preida Suillon
Cocner
Are Eni
Sue
Che
Erin
Return of Exiled Carol Sparks Ramadia Restoration
Exiled ruler Carol returns by airplane to Ramadia after years abroad as the cabinet contemplates placing executive powers in a new premier. Queen Marie is discussed. the crowd greets him, and he meets his brother Prince Nicholas. Carol visits his son Michael and reunites with Princess Helene in a tense, emotional homecoming.
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Firat
Nicholae
Maniu
Ramadia
Nicholas
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Muniv
Loo
Bozzebe
Hing Michael
Colroceni
Einer Carel
Helene
Cogeoreni Palsre
Azal
Reed delivers broad attack on treaty and trusts in Missouri
In Sedalia Missouri James A Reed rallies Democrats, attacking the naval treaty, tariff bill, the Anti-Saloon League, media trusts, and chain stores. He argues the Democrats must defend individual liberty and restore party principles, foreshadowing a possible presidential bid.
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Permer
James A. Reed
Dyer Spawid
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Soover
Great Britain
United States
Satroci
Radin Trust
Lkr
Federal Reserve
Wilson
Hoover
Tieself
Amir
Pringle
Anti-Saloon League
Lonton
Reed
Radio Trust
Velores
Tie
Democraria Party
Auto Runs Wild Man Suffers Broken Nose After Crash
A driver lost control near Gonzalen road and the Missades involving a vehicle and a barrier crashed at the edge of Samaalen pond. The man, 42, sustained a broken nose and was transported to Green Hospital for treatment. Police inquiries are ongoing.
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Samaalen
Ogricken
Canerel
Gonzalen Road
Missades
Green Hospital
Get Back Part of Jewel Loot Recovered in Chicago
Universal Service reports police recovered part of a jewel stash worth about 1,000,000. The identified items include 23 rings valued at 4,000 stolen from a Chicago jewelry salesman last September. Jewelry expert Lewis Masur confirmed the rings and said a salesman’s satchel was snatched on a trolley car, with gems seized from the car.
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Universal Service
New York
Chicago
Lewis Masur
Ieweler
Learning never too late for minds past twenty five
A column praising adult education and reading, noting the persistent appetite for knowledge among mature men. It cites the Earl of Jellicoe urging imperial rule in India and compares Hindu rebellion to Irish resistance, suggesting Britain could suppress unrest if necessary. Stocks in Wall Street fall during a volatile trading session.
World Trade Waits on Tariff Measure
In clear but garbled Washington commentary the issue of a proposed tariff is debated as global trade waits for the U.S. move. The discourse centers on how U.S. tariff action may shape international responses and influence economic policy decisions abroad.
Cactus Cargo Brought By Plane To S A Field
A cargo of Thiery varieties of cactus weighing several gourds was flown to San Antonio Field from three states after a four day trip. Lt Noriket G Hoone and Lt T V Foster led the mission with 20 000 older plants to beautify Tandaph field as part of a government nursery project. The plane, piloted by Lt Powter, departed Tuesday and returned Thursday noon on a 45000 mile journey, featuring a notable cactus plant from Turman Arizona and a first giveaway by Tirn femor Forreat Shreve at the desert laboratory near Washington.
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Noriket G. Hoone
Hlamfolph Field
Gieut
T. V. Foster
Aireays
Turman
Ariz
Lardnberg
N. Mo
Tucan
Tirn Femor
Carnegie
Washikiyo
Liewtenant Fonter
Denne
Linutenant Lane
Air Vorpa
Presen
Arthur W. Packer
Randolph Field
Bishop Cannon Jr Contempt Hearings Move Forward
In Washington, senators debated contempt charges against Bishop James Cannon Jr for defying authority after leaving the stand. Senator Scooter Walsh of Montana likened Cannon to a witness who testifies under oath and then refuses to continue.
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Universal Service
Washington, D. C
Chateman Caraway
Senate
Labby
Todny
James Cannon Jr
Scooter Walsh
Montana
Bishop Cannon
Jenvesie
French Aviator Plans Homeward Flight From Senegal
Natal Bridine 7 Jean Mermoz, famed French aviator, intends to take off tomorrow from St Louis Senegal for his homeward journey. He aims to become the first aviator to cross the Atlantic west to east, completing the backward leg of his planned loop.
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Bridine
Jean Mermoz
Avistor
St. Louis
Senegal
West Africa
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Mermoz
Nel
Canal Fliers Die in Zone Crash Investigation Opens
A formal inquiry was started in the Canal Zone to investigate a fatal air crash that killed two crew members. The incident occurred over Fort Randolph recreation area when their aircraft went down during a training exercise, authorities said.
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Canal Zone
Pine
Ebieh Liew WiNin
Om Cotair Hn
Liord Toll
Heir “Usen
Fort Randolph
Army Orders: Walverse Service Updates Promotions
Army orders list a large batch of personnel moves and promotions across forts and commands. Names include Jame Wiltom, Alfred Sox, Robert W. Cains, Charles F. Seansrd, and many others, with promotions to colonels and lieutenant colonels and transfers to Fort Omahs, Panama, and Deston.
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Washington, DB
UA. Cole
Jame A. Wiltom
Fort Omahs
J. Alfred Sox
Forst Money C
Bergians
Robert W. Cains
Charles F. Seansrd
Ings
Tra 'E
Faavets
Gus Lewrtuw
Gian
Frank
William A.’ Wink- Tine
Davia B
Feue
Rush B.tincoin
Yeery
Royal Raswolda
Ytaiph & Devoe
Cupls
Benamin K Erdman
Mudarfield Fs Gurney
AG Marcy
A .Ton Meson
Wastitgon
Fort Liscale
Forrest
Shaffer
Chiadelphia Ta
O. W
James Bo Wheede
Care Sioy Hanry Dodas
Ray B
Burnell
Job UW
Clarentee
Cura
Phila
Wood
Int
Lis
Daniel 1
Coone Port’ du Font
Starall
Claude Well
Fort
Herbert Marra
Fort Bennin
Georgy Milliary College
Leander Lat
George We
Hetsinger
Charles
Ine Grovener
Harold We D. OW
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Expert Says Zeps in Their Infancy By Universe Settler
Lieut. Comdr. Charla E. Teurndahl told the naval affairs committee that future zeppelins will dwarf today’s airships. Testimony supported establishing an airbase at Sunnsvate California, citing dirigible progress as still in its infancy.
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Charla E. Teurndahl
Naval Affairs Committee
Sunnsvate
Calif
Matz
Dhic Tepe
Croft
Art Student Made Queen at Mardi Gras Runway
Mary Anderson, 27, a Chicago Art Institute student, was chosen Mardi Gras queen by the student body after nine months in San Antonio pursuing art studies. She joined Delta Phi Delta and supported herself through office work and portrait classes while pursuing her art career.
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Mary Atiletoan
Dende
Art Institute At
Chicago
Mary Anderson
San Antonio
Delta Phi Delta
Mary
Mary Anderesa
Firly
San Antonia
Lewis Not Guilty in Julian Oi Case
A jury of eight women and four men acquitted Sheriff Cy Lewis, former president of Julia Petroleum, after a 2 hour 20 minute deliberation. The case charged Lewis with attempted duty bribery in Inver.
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Julian Oi
Unirerant
Bertier
TQS
Nationalists Plan to Abandon City Loutenant
Reports from Shantung indicate Nationalist forces may withdraw as allied Chinese troops move toward Tanna. Dispatches note the potential strategic retreat amid shifting loyalties and evolving alliances in the region.
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