Paris Society Rests and Tourists Flood Paris
Hotel men complain of lost business as touring cars lose demand to taxis. American society in Paris shows limited summer activity. Notables include Mrs William Moore hosting at the Ritz, Miss Fanny Reed, Jay Gould, Miss Torna, and many New York and Washington social figures arriving or departing for London, Aix les Bains, and wider European itineraries. Discussions hint at future visits to London and Aix, with several exhibitions and dinners noted along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Moore
Washington
Ritz
Perih
Paris
United States
Fanny Reed
Mustasi
Mary Garden
Roe Bartes
Mericans
Ahly
Marios
Vanderbilt
Putnam Gond
New York
Ferlass
Jay Gould
Mediterranean
le Puteaux
Parle
Sylvan
James MacDonald
Aix-les-Bains
Macdonald
Damascus
American College
Alexandria
Naples
Home
Florence
Alx
Bad Mankerm
America
Trade recovery in weeks ahead mentions cautious outlook
A fragment from a trade report notes tentative signs of recovery after difficult months. It discusses impact on dry goods and overall activity, with references to Wall Street and general business mood before improvements in production and demand are seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tune Banurler
Burl Das
Ong
Sin Montis
Doan
Wall Street
Alett
NEXT PAPAL CONSISTORY LISTS CANDIDATES AND DELAYS
The article details a Vatican consistory nearing, with no new cardinal named after Archbishop Vaughan Tuglind’s death. It notes British, Canadian, and U S involvement, fundraising efforts to support the cardinalate, and expectations of who may be named as Rome considers the next college of prelates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
Lawlord
Amelia
Spain
Vatican
Norfolk
Boston
New York
Cardinal Gibbens
Englan Ravi
United States
Secred College
Cardinal Merry de Vale
Bing
Rome
Agia
London's Empty Houses and Shifting Population
A London report notes a surge of population movement from dense central districts to suburbs amid 31500000 pounds worth of idle property. Empty dwellings rise in Whitechapel, Shoreditch, Notting Hill and others, with rents and costs ranging widely and owners awaiting a sociological and economic shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Loeno
Statistis
Whitechapel
Wimyleton
Shoreditch
Paddington
Dulwich
Hampstead
Notting Hill
Stepney
Marylebone
Westminster
Many Auto Tourists Reach Europe on Tours and Then Home
A teletyped column notes Americans touring England and the Continent with many staying through France and preparing for home voyages on the Kra Timzea and other ships. It lists travelers including Mr and Mrs William May Hoffmar and Miss Innette Constees, Mr and Mrs George Coxe, Albert Wireler, Goodrich Lave, and others visiting cities, markets, and lumber hubs, reflecting business concerns tied to President Hoover’s policies and economic impact.
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England
Continent
Spc
Wathington
William May Hoffmar
Meir Indies
Parle
Apo
France
Willa
Weanesday
Wilhuns
Missy
Albert
Wireler
Ina Goodrich Lave Avi
Napleigh
Bane
Coxe
Walt
Windeemere
Carming
He Kesey
Nelson Robinson
Ratywat Jung
Chirless
Wary Jones
Miss Moor
Morton
Ari Ved Las Das
Junea
Americans See Ball With Heavy Demand For Invitations
Port London May 3 A number of American guests at the Linch Flagsdats visit state ball faced disappointment as many were refused invitations due to limited official access. Mrs Herbert Shipman winning social success displayed gowns and jewelry while Mrs Whitelis Reid attended as Armynan ambassador wife amid a sea of white satin and diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shipman
Washington
Port London
Meir
Aning
Lord Laimheriun
Whilelis Reid
Ceara
Ogden Reid
Sinters
Legal critique of British criminal appeal court weakness
Special Cable reports that Chief Justice Alverstone warned of four defects in the new criminal appeal court including the failure to order a new trial. A case involving manslaughter and inadmissible evidence shows miscarriage of justice as the court cannot grant a retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Appeal Court
Washington Post
London
Alverstone
Pont
Ciieis
Juru
Americans Meet Fallieres At London Embassy Reception
London May 30 The Washington Post reports a formal weekly reception at Ambassador Reid s in which Americans attended to honor French President Fallieres. Notables included Misses Hoys Shipman Mrs Hermin Oelrichs Mrs Ben Haggin Mrs Lansheld Lady Maitlands tableaux raised funds for a riding school in London. Attending Americans included Mrs Astor and Mrs Croker among others.
Sword as an officer emblem in British army order
A special cable report notes a British army order allowing dismounted officers to carry firearms. It criticizes disguising officers as privates, argues the sword remains an unreliable emblem in combat, and mentions plans for a new combat ready sword design to replace the ornamental field sword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Leidon
South Africa
Tere
Italy
War Office
Auction of Old Curiosity Shop Fails in Portsmouth Street Mystery
An attempt to auction the Old Curiosity Shop failed. The property, described as quaint and historic, drew American visitors but was withdrawn after bidding did not meet 900. Locals recall Dickens and the shop’s legend, while the building remains in doubt and the scene is described as a charming but unprofitable curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunder
Dickens
Tieia Ierman
Erss
Thich
Linco
Portsmouth
Amarteans
Italian Picture in Ancona Cast as Papal Patrimony Dispute
A rare Titian Virgin painting once for a cardinal in Ancona becomes central to a legal clash over Italy’s artistic patrimony. Claimants and descendants argue rights to remove the work from church custody amid theories it was de facto depoliticized by law while Italian authorities seek to preserve heritage and oppose deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Maya
Law Courta
Italy
Anon
Maine
Tian
Order of Te Msn
Lee
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Portuge
Ka Torna
Metropolitan Opera
Nerester
Aix-les-Baing
Charles H. Everett
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Joseph Pulitzer
Earl Dodge
Wil
Aix
Robert Horton
John A Dix
Albany
Switzerland
Arbuthnot Singer
Hamburg
Titus
Hagenbeck
Zoological Gardens
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Miowspapreh
Hart
Arthur Randolph
Monley
Fle
Bonds
Howe
Theonore Po Tukson
Jonglind
Opera In
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Mildred Courter
Gibbons
Cleman
Ars Fotn
Jie Astor
Frank Mackay
Renny Coventry
McCreery
Craven
Ite Bradley Martin
Bradley Martin
Potter Palmer
Sarah Wilson
MSF
Pbtterson
Irbune
Ay Jaisic
Holland
Wynne Sewill
Berkeley
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Te Cortiment
Maglard
Nicholas Brown
Cortinent
Bre Hamilton
Webster
Sisik
Dax
Robert Hooper
Miss Hooper
Ren-Air Haggin
Miss Day
Frank Mitchell
Dunden Ware
Satim
Lulu Harcourt
Pont Morgans
Roxburghe
Judy Winughby de Beesley
Thest
Cady Allstar Innesker
Mra H Ligemas
Tady Diffatn
John H Dasis
Fleminy
Orrampis
Paget
Nee Stevens
Samuel Newhouse
Covent Garden
Church of Heavenly Rest
Universal
Ship- Man
Reid
Miss Crosby
Dorchester
John Fecob Astor
Fallieres
Lady Maitlands
Janes
Jienry Smith
Jon Jacob Astor
Moss
Grosvenor Square
Stritford
Colgate
Pottermata
John Wo Maichay
Munhollant
Sidney Lee
Beatrice Mills
Rocker
George Gould
Hunting Howell
Delmatia
Ancona
Ponda
Ddal Lia
Batre
Trisha
Alisrte
Lis
Generis
Lygeene Laboratory Bulletin
B. Meade Bolton
Ellis M. Santee
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Avenue
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