Chateau de Chambord Seizure Sparks Royal Legacy Dispute
The article recounts the seizure of the Chateau de Chambord during the war, detailing its long history as a royal residence and its 400 year legacy. It notes ownership changes, including Prince Elias of Bourbon-Parma and the Bourbons Sixtus and Xavier as claimants, and mentions a French court ruling disallowing Prince Mi as recovery while highlighting noble service and a controversial letter from Emperor Charles of Austria.
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Bourbon-Parma
Chateau de Chambord
France
Luire
Blois
Louis XV
Marshal Boxe
Sixties
Alee
Gottrdun-Panmn
Eliza
Sistus
Elias
Sixtus
Xavier
Hie Wat
Prince Sts.tus
Alsace-Lorraine
Belgium
Germany
Paincare
Premivy Clem
Inerau
Charles
Urges Big Oil Buy By Tulsa Senator Telegram
A telegram from Senator Robert J. Owen urged the federal government to purchase 160,060,000 barrels of oil at the current low price to store for future use by the navy and merchant marine. The telegram argued the purchase would profit the oil industry and stabilize the market while oil remained cheap and storage capacity was available.
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Tulsa
Ohk
Mans Sui
Robert J. Owen
Tarding
Owen
Owen Soil
Ser
Owens
Cligao
Serchant Marine
Texan jailed in probe of mail carrier death
A blotchy report from San Angelo details a mail carrier's death connected to a prior fire shooting. The piece names J June Reyant, 28, a veteran carrier, and mentions Tam Benge and Millersville in relation to the investigation.
Ranch Shooting Sparks Mail Route Ban Controversy
Officers report a shooting at the Benge ranch after Benge forbade the mail carrier from passing through the property. Postoffice inspectors in Anstry and El Paso have been notified of the incident.
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Benge
Anstry
Japan May Renounce Demands on China Says Tokyo Paper
An article from Tokyo by the Associated Press discusses a paper by Koreita Watashi on Japan's China policy. It argues China’s vital materials must be accessible to Japan to maintain its status among the five great powers. The piece suggests renouncing Japan’s twenty one demands as a possible path, pending ministerial views and military positions.
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Wren
Tokio
Juanée
Koreita Watashi
Hax
Japan
China
Jagan
War
Prings
Vagrants Hit With Heavy Fines In City Court
Court action Friday imposed fines on vagrants and violators of local ordinances. Four vagrants were fined 350 each and others received smaller penalties. Six defendants faced penalties for ordinance violations totaling 2471 dollars. A bill related to postmasters’ civil service was introduced to require competitive examinations and ten year terms in office.
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Corporation Courh
Benattves
Washington, D. C
Civil Service
Downs Stad
Senate
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French Chateau
Paris
House of Bourbon-Parma
Shlehoma
Lay Vince
San Angelo
Ogue
Aei
Russia
Silas
HI Hor
Sompany
Yona
New York
Millinery Dept
Georgette
Coe
San Antonio
Horlick
Ava, B
Alamo Industries
Thrift
Thos
SAH Artonio Loan & Trust CO
West Commerce Street
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