Marriage Of Prince And Princess To Be Dissolved
Vienna reports Bishop Waitz approved a petition by Princess Marie-Alizabeth Starhemberg to dissolve her marriage to Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg. The couple wed September 4 1928 and are childless. The petition moves to the Vatican Rota Court.
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Vienna
Waitz
Salzburg
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Starhemberg
Rota Court
Vatican
Marie-Alizabeth
Salm-Rifferscheldt-Raitz
Senator Cobb backs DA candidates with six months jail rule
Carson City reports Sen. Will Cobb urged a district attorney candidates rule requiring at least six months in jail. The bill failed in the vote by twelve to five, blocking the measure and its intent to curb wrongful prosecutions.
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Carson City
Nev
Will Cobb
Evangelist Colegrove Draws Crowds at Baptist Church
Capacity crowds filled First Baptist Church as Evangelist Colegrove led Sunday School in the main auditorium. Women returned with the afternoon group for a 2:30 talk and a 7:30 evening sermon on the Unpardonable Sin. He urged listeners to repent and explained the sin of hardening heart. Evening music and Passion Week services continue nightly through Easter Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
Evangelist Colegrove
Order of the Nemolays
Evaneglist Colecrove
Organizer Tells Of Progress Made By Labor Union
Coleman Claherty of the American Federation of Labor spoke at Wurst Hall on Broad Street to Elyria workers. The Elyria Central Labor Union sponsored a series of meetings with two more planned after the March 15 kickoff. Alva Kemp chaired in Albert Balock’s absence, noting gains by organized labor.
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Elyria
Coleman Claherty
American Federation of Labor
Wurst Hall
Broad Street
Elyria Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
Alva Kemp
Albert Balock
Argument Ends in Two Arrests at Local Gas Station
An early morning dispute over a gasoline bill led to the arrest of Jake Glass of 18 Woodford Avenue and Frank Johnson of 127 West Street. Glass faced intoxication charges and was fined $1 plus costs after pleading guilty. Johnson’s disorderly conduct charge was dismissed.
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Jake Glass
Woodford Avenue
Frank Johnson
West Street
Fred K. Whidden
Standard Oil
Broad Street
Glass
Johnson
Don A. Baird
Major Baird
Two Men Suffer Knife Wounds In Family Dispute
A family argument ending around 6 50 p m Saturday left Kenneth Stanfield and Howard Hewitt with knife wounds. Stanfield 30 and Hewitt 32 resided at 234 Second Street Wakeman visitor George Campbell intervened Stanfield slashed Hewitt then cut his left wrist several tendons were severed Stanfield was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and later charged for cutting with intent to wound Hewitt pressed charges Chief Stankard noted Stanfield was released earlier.
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Kenneth Stanfield
Howard Hewitt
234
Second Street
Stanfield
Hewitt
George Campbell
Wakeman
Trewile
Tor
R. H. McClure
Howard Thompson
Robson Creamery Co
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Treand
Yo- Nee
Cuttme
E. J. Stankard
Fires Damage Car and Tree in Elyria
A Broad Street car owner returned to a broken door window and burned rear seat after a cigarette ignited the cushion. Firemen from Hose Company No. 1 forced the window to extinguish the blaze. Earlier, they fought a tree fire on North Olive Street allegedly started by children and burning inside the trunk for over an hour. The car owner is MM. G. Kearney, 1751 East Avenue.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Hose Company No. 1
MM. G. Kearney
East Avenue
North Olive Street
French Vineyards in Algeria Challenge French Small Growers
Frenchmen have planted large vineyards in Algeria that begin to compete with the small wine growers of France, signaling a shift in regional viticulture and market dynamics.
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Algeria
France
No direct involvement in station argument questioned
Fragment mentions a person who had nothing to do with the argument with the station attendant. Details on context or identities are not provided in the readable text.
Parliament may need law on Wallis Simpson divorce
A. Berriedale Keith argues in a letter that Parliament may have to legislate on the legality of Wallis Simpson’s 1927 Virginia divorce. He notes the Virginia decree may lack recognition in Britain since English law recognizes only divorces granted by a state where the husband resides at proceedings. He cites the Ipwitch action and the un defended 1927 case as exposing doubts about the decree’s validity in Britain, Finland, and Scotland.
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London
A. Berriedale Keith
Edinburgh Scotsman
Wallis Simpson
Warrenton
Keith
Ipwitch
Eng
Bey Sten
Virginia
Finland
Scotland
Woman joins Jersey Homestead Volunteer Fire Department
Hightstown New Jersey March 22 Mrs Augusta Chasan mother of a 13 year old boy became a charter member of the Jersey Homestead Volunteer Fire Department The male members accepted her membership unanimously She declined the vice presidency and her husband serves as company president.
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Hightstown
N.J
Augusta Chasan
Jersey Homestead Volunteer Fire Department
Norwalk Truck Driver Fined for Reckless Driving
Leonard Springer a 21 year old Norwalk truck driver and Red Star Truck Line employee was fined 2 and costs for reckless driving after appearing before Mayor Don A Baird in police court. He was charged with driving a truck in a reckless manner on Cleveland street and was arrested early Sunday morning while en route to Cleveland.
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Leonard Springer
Norwalk
Don A. Baird
Springer
Red Star
Cleveland
Muslims in China Keep Foreign Identity Despite Generations
A large number of Muslims have lived in China for generations and are almost indistinguishable from other Chinese, yet they persist in viewing themselves as foreigners there.
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China
Court orders and civic duty in disobedience debate
The excerpt argues that ongoing defiance of court orders erodes personal rights and questions whether critics of courts aid or hinder justice, urging collective action to protect the nation. It frames disobedience as a threat to liberty and governance.
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United States
Voice Of The People Letters urging respect for courts
A reader letter pleads that government officials stop ridiculing Supreme Court decisions and judges. It urges law abiding citizens to discuss the situation, write to Washington representatives, and reinforce respect for law amid perceived rise in lawlessness and civil disorder.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Untitled Note by Katharine Garford Thomes
A short personal note praising citizens who act for welfare and a glorious nation for future generations. The author signs as Katharine Garford Thomes and emphasizes continuity of civic virtue.
Stalin Pronunciation Sparks Debate In Russia
In Russia, Stalin is pronounced differently with some saying Shatahleen and others Stahlin, reflecting varied speech patterns and regional accents during the era.
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Russia
Stalin
Shatah'leen
Stah’lin
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R. H. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
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