Roumanian Crisis Turmoil Ties to Royal Family
Paris reports former Prince of Roumania plans to contest a suit filed by his former wife Madame Z17170 Bare Oval RoumaniaK Politigal Scandal. She seeks damages while counsel hints at exposing alleged political scandals in central Europe involving the Romanian royal family and its links to Britain Serbia and Greece as wartime loyalties are discussed. His stance cites legal authority and a desire to reserve his interests, with implications for public opinion in France.
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Paris
Mareh
Csr- Ol
Roumania
Milan
Larpes
Seine
Hag
bin’ Carel
Tia Malin
Paria Bar
Wil
Morgan
Europe
Great Britain
Serbia
Greece
Police Seek Maniac Woman Strangler for Two Murders
San Jose police hunt a dark skinned woman described as a maniac seen leaving the Beal apartment after Laura Beal was found strangled. The suspect matches the assailant in Mrs. D. J. Currier’s attempted strangulation and the Feb. 20 San Francisco case involving Miss Clara Newman. Authorities warn residents as they pursue clues across cities.
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San. Jose
Cal
D. J. Currier
Currier
Laura H. Beal
Oman
Beal
Clara Newman
San Francisco
Gurrier
Eisie Elkhart
Payroll Bandit Gang Rampage Stuns Chicago Plant
Police mount arrest campaign to capture eighteen suspects tied to a spectacular $86,000 payroll holdup at an International Harvest Plant. The robbers, described as a feared band, dashed away with the payroll cash box after noon yesterday, with several witnesses suggesting likeness to known gang members. A vehicle license number is seen as potential proof in the probe.
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Chicago
Hligh
International Harvester Company
Proemisson
Waterloo Moose Band Leads City Parade for Institute Event
The Waterloo Moose band will lead a large community parade Tuesday night. A Greater Business and Community meeting will run Monday to Friday next week at Hotel Russell-Jamson. Mayor A. E. Gnagy opens sessions at 10 a.m. with Dr. Arl Roadman delivering the invocation. The Ys Men’s glee club will perform Tuesday evening.
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Waterloo Moose
Ote
Denial of Credit to Deserted Wife Bars Man in $5,000 Estate
Greene, March 6. A defendant, Martin Walsh, is denied credit for debts contracted by his deserted wife Minnie Christine Walsh whose loss of support left a five person family in need. The case concerns an estate valued at about $5,000 and follows reports of the wife’s death after alleged neglect.
Mexico City politics split over Calles regime and church policy
In New York, former Mexican president Calles says revolution will come if the United States withdraws recognition and asserts the government lacks broad support while clergy and aristocracy push back. San Antonio church leaders defend and criticize policy as priests are expelled and churches reopen amid policy reforms.
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Cales
Mexico
Galles
New York
United States
Calles
Labar
Mexico City
Cull
San Antonio
Board of Missions of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nashville
Enn
Crossworth
Ute
Leningrad
Frank Sandors
Prank King Loses Wives as Prison Sentence Totals Five Years
Sioux City Iowa March 6 A man known as Prank King is serving a five year term in the Anamosa reformatory for bigamy. He had two wives but today none as Edna Knudson married at Jackson Nebraska had her ceremony annulled and Margaret Sorenson King secured a divorce at Yankton South Dakota. Both former wives testified together here against him.
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Maceh
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Anamosa Reformatory
Edna Knudson
Jackson
Neb
Margaret Sorenson
King
Jvankton
Klug
Two Die in Flames of Wrecked Freight Near Lorain
Two men died in a freight train derailment near Lorain Ohio when the lake Shore electric railway freight train jumped a curve two miles west of the city. The wreck burned, four freight cars were destroyed, and the crew members were among the deceased.
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Lorain, O
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Lorain
The
Vrew
Austrian Countess Aids U S Raid on New York Booze Club
A chaotic report says an Austrian countess helped U S agents raid a New York liquor operation on Riverside Drive. Federal organizer Mills led the raid, with Waterlow cited as a prominent escort. a crash during a pursuit left one person dead.
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U.S
New York
Eixzles
Fox New York
Eather
Waterlod
Untidy OCR Clip Describes Taximan Shooting Attempt
A garbled account notes a taxi driver shot during an attempt to aid a fellow driver in Chicago. The text is unreadable in parts and provides no clear names or details beyond a vague incident and police lack of updates.
That's Funny Mrs Belle Wilen Responds to Dispatch Rumor
New York social note records Mrs Belle Wilen reacting to cables about Dr Charles H Wilen and Suzanne Lenglen. Mrs Wilen denies any marriage claim and questions the cables airing the end of their supposed union.
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Belle Wilen
New York
Rekpowse
Cabled
Charles HW. Wilen
Suganne Lenglen
Mrs. I Wilen
Iowa Clubwomen to Survey Three Years of Court Records
Des Moines March 6. Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs with national federation plans the most comprehensive checkup of the state court system. Dr Carrie Jarvison Dickey Des Moines chairs the Iowa committee to review three years of records. Data will cover offenders charged by crime, bail figures, paroles and reversals, post reversal convictions, appellate outcomes, imprisonment terms, probation and sentence systems, and crimes charged.
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Des Moines
America
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
National Federation
Carrie Iarvison Dickey
Eimai
Jalis
Penitentiarie
Sioux City Judges Sentences Bandits to 25 Year Terms
Sioux City Iowa March 6 two grocery store daytime holdups led to confessions. George Stobbs and Alfred Barnes were sentenced to three years each in Anamosa reformatory after they quarreled over the $45 loot split.
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Sioux City
George Stobbs
Alfred Barnes
Anamosa
Expect Senate to OK Hunt's Nomination
The Senate delayed action in executive session on the reappointment of Charles W. Flint to the Federal Trade Commission after a two hour debate. Senator King voiced opposition, accusing Flint of not being fit, while Chairman Crimmens defended the nominee. A new push to advance the nomination was anticipated with likely confirmation on a future vote.
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Washington, D. C
Mare
Charles W. Flint
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
King
Utah
Crimmins
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hotel Fire Claims Two Men in Omaha
A hotel blaze early today cost the lives of two men identified as Maseh and Willian. Fire crews battled flames at the der Cammernih hotel near the Omaha Livestock Exchange, with extensive damage and a lengthy response.
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Ue Sonty Omaha Livestock
Maseh
Willian
Fire alarms respond to garage blaze. one fatality reported
Firefighters battled smoke at 17 Park Avenue garage early morning as oil burner sparked blaze. A victim, Stephen Koukis, died after illness. body to be moved from Petersen funeral home to a local church. Fire caused smoke and minor damage to nearby properties. church and residents notified.
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Tee
Taneh Tgp
Olaga
Gracenwehieh
Dee
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C. Saye
T. Fisher
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Yell
Corton Andierday
Petersen Rote Torstgartnary
UN Howe
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Merginon
Prauktitt
Beauty Absent as Wife's Alienation Suit Climbs
New York March 6 AP A $200000 alienation suit by Mrs Kleaner Brewster against Curtiss Palmer, a famous magazine publisher, hung on the absent defendant Miss Palmer who is on location in Hollywood. The trial paused to await her appearance as testimony related to a 1920 beauty contest and alleged marital infidelity surfaced.
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Kleaner
Brewster F
Curtiss Palmer
Eugene Ve Brewster
Miss Palmer
M Palmer
Brawsler
Brewster
Breer
Morristown
N. J
Long Island
Supreme Court
O'Malley
Leader Brings France and Britain to League Demands
The article discusses Briand's potential actions after his government's fall. It notes Secretary seeks a definite move to back Poland’s bid for a permanent League of Nations council seat. Briand may agree to attend the Geneva league meeting and back Britain's Locarno efforts.
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League of Nations Council
Poland
Briand
Geneva
Britain
Brokerage Loans Rise $22 Million in February
New York March 6 AP Tolistt brokerage loans held by member firms of the New York Stock Exchange at the end of February totaled 34,535,890,821, up 22,416,167 from January.
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New York
James Register Falls Critical at Home After Illness
James Tregister a veteran court bailiff and former city councilman, residing at 107 Aita Vista avenue, has been critically ill with cancer over ten days. He has been sinking home gradually during this period.
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James Tregister
Aita Vista Avenue
Register
Researchers Link Tobacco and Alcohol to Cancer Sufferers
A British Medical Research Council report analyzes 49 000 cancer deaths across 150 occupations. It notes higher cancer rates among open air workers and certain trades while suggesting tobacco and alcohol use may predispose to tongue and throat cancers.
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London
Murch
British Medical Research Council
Mathew Young
W. T. Atyspsell
John Brownlee
Ly . i
Callis
Vivey
Public Utility Mergers and Holding Companies Debate
The piece analyzes consolidation trends in public utilities driven by holding companies and physical versus financial mergers. It discusses regulation by state public utility commissions, concerns over capitalization, consumer prices, and the potential for a national political issue stemming from sizable profits and market values.
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Public Utility Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Mergers Move Toward Large Units and Public Impact
The author warns against postwar mergers expanding capitalization and consolidating control. He notes bankers often finance new securities while keeping voting power, risking investor losses yet predicting greater public protection against price rises and reduced competition. The piece also discusses shifts from individual to corporate ownership and the rise of trade associations under recent Supreme Court rulings.
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Wath Street
America
Inves
Isis
United States Steel Corporation
We York Stock Exchange
Steel Corporation
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Department of Justice
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Supreme Report
Dublig
Alseuil
Adam Smith
Smith
Joes GE
Fie
Werdd-Tribune
Police Expert Seeks Lost Wallet In City Holdup Case
Detective Einik Stollen, head of police identification, searches for a wallet lost between 259 and 200 dollars. The pocketbook contained the owner’s ID and permit. The wallet is believed lost during a street raid as officers hunted two bandits overnight.
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Einik Stollen
Lareau
Steffen Tost
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