Archduke Otto Habsburg Reir Attends Louvain University Birthday
A Brussels report details Archduke Otto of Habsburg, eldest son of the late Emperor Charles, studying at Louvain University. He celebrated his seventh birthday amid exile with his mother Zila, living in Basque villa Lubarren since arriving from Lequeqilio. Otto, popular among Basque students, plays pelota, speaks Spanish and French along with Hungarian, and was educated in Belgium and Luxembourg with Benedictine tutors.
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Belgium
Lutembourg
Farm Bureau Adds 23 Members in Lorain and Medina
Lorain County Farm Bureau welcomed 23 new members yesterday boosting Lorain to 573 members while Medina County Bureau also posted gains. Columbia Township aims to reach 110 members before the State Farm Bureau meeting in February as Horton B Alger notes townships with 100 members receive special honors.
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Columbia Township
Damage Suit For 10000 On Trial
A jury in the common pleas court before Judge WB Thompson is hearing the case of Julius Weiss of Lorain against Arthur Binder. Weiss seeks damages of 10000 for injuries alleged to have been received on October 4 1927, according to the petition filed in court.
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Julius Weiss
Lorain
Boy Struck by Delivery Truck At Vine and East 34th
A boy dismissed at noon recess was crossing Vine avenue at East 34th street when a Binder Delivery Co truck struck him. He was disabled for six months and seeks 10000 dollars in damages for injuries.
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Vine Avenue
Binder
Unusual Divorce Suit Details Punishment by Water Spigot
Doris Love files for divorce from Gilbert Love in common pleas court citing an unusual punishment method. The petition accuses Gilbert of forcing his three young sons to the cold water spigot and turning the water on whenever they disobey. The couple resides at 437 Delaware Avenue.
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Common Pleas Court
Doris Love
Gilbert Love
Delawere Avenue
Love
Albert
Paul
Russell
Man Denied Custody in Abuse Claim Against Wife
The petition accuses Love of failing to provide funds for the household and children, becoming abusive when wife asks to attend church, and occasionally striking her. The couple has been married since July 14, 1923, and they have three minor children.
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Love
Vote Denied Then Granted as He Voted in Time
Horatio Nelson of Boston was refused a vote after officials listed him as deceased due to a clerical error tied to his late father. The issue was resolved before the election concluded, allowing Nelson to cast a ballot. Samuel Osgood, the first Postmaster General under the Constitution, served from 1789 to 1791.
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Boston
Horatio Nelson
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Horatio
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Massachusetts
Young prince praised for study and potential throne
The article notes Otto’s strong interest in science and his education shaped by his mother’s hope he will rule Hungary one day. It also describes his open minded, unaffected demeanor and the increasingly royal treatment from students at Louvain as the throne prospects grow.
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Poor Housing Harms Infantry Morale In War Report
A War Department briefing details how deficient housing uniforms and lack of recreation harm infantry discipline and morale. It highlights proposed reforms including better equipment, fuel, transport, and communications to improve fighting power and readiness for combat.
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London dog show notes and theft incident recap
Fragmented OCR notes describe SPARF PAR TS FOR DAGS, a National Dog Show, and a court case involving a thief. A bag on a bench and a purse theft are referenced, with unclear names and places. The text mixes garbled terms, mentions profits in court, and vague details of a theft from a person’s pocketbook.
Fragmented OCR note on a near term event
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a time around 4 am and a recent event or meeting. It includes scattered words like week, night, and people but lacks clear names or locations to identify a specific incident or outcome.
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