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An innovation for aerial mail delivery is being tested between Paris and London, allowing pilots to drop mailbags without losing speed or altitude.

The newly formed Democratic Party in Brazil criticizes the current political landscape and advocates for secret voting.

The police chief of Rio de Janeiro, Marechal Manoel Lopes Carneiro da Fontoura, has returned to the city to intensify the campaign against gambling after meeting with the President of Brazil.

The German government has decided to keep its candidacy for membership in the League of Nations amidst a stalemate regarding the expansion of permanent council members.

The first escalator in Czech lands, made of wood, began operation on March 21, 1926, in Prague at Letná.

The Academy of Athens celebrated its 100th anniversary with a public ceremony held at its iconic ceremonial hall, marking a significant milestone in Greece's intellectual history.

In a speech to the League of Nations, Brazil's ambassador emphasized the need for a fair consideration of the council's composition without European dominance.

Brazil insists on its claim for a permanent seat on the League of Nations council, leading the organization to postpone discussions on the matter.

A U.S. congressional commission accused the state of São Paulo of maintaining a coffee monopoly, impacting annual coffee costs in the U.S.

On Sunday, various representatives from countries like France, Germany, Sweden, Poland, and England convened in Switzerland to address the ongoing crisis within the League of Nations.

Corinthians lost 2-1 to Vasco da Gama in a friendly match in Rio de Janeiro, marking their first-ever encounter.

Brazilian actor Leopoldo Fróes received enthusiastic applause for his play 'Mimosa' in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Winnie the Pooh celebrates his centenary this year, having been created in 1926 by A.A. Milne and E.H. Shepard.

Renowned Argentine actress Angelina Pagano's dramatic company debuted successfully in São Paulo at Theatro Sant’Anna.

Tram stirrup passengers in São Paulo are at serious risk from utility poles, leading to numerous accidents due to a lack of enforcement of safety laws.

In 1926, the League of Freedom Fighters was established in Estonia, resembling a nationalistic movement akin to Italian Fascism.

Uruguay inaugurated a monument to Brazilian diplomat José Maria da Silva Paranhos Júnior, Baron of Rio Branco, in Montevideo as a demonstration of friendship with Brazil.

The Brazilian ambassador to the League of Nations demanded a permanent seat on the council for Brazil, warning that opposition to Germany's membership could ensue if their request is denied.

Winnie the Pooh is celebrating his 100th anniversary, charming generations with his simple and sincere wisdom showcased since his creation in 1926 by A.A. Milne.

The Suur-Pärnu pharmacy in Tallinn, established in 1926, is celebrating its 100th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in the history of pharmacy in Estonia.

A tragic tram accident in Campinas resulted in the deaths of a tram driver and a 12-year-old boy.

Lufthansa celebrates its centenary, reflecting on a history of innovations in passenger service since 1926.

A luxurious train derailed in Caçapava, SP, injuring several passengers and disrupting traffic for hours.

Brazilian baritone Leandro de Freitas is set to return to Italy to continue his career in lyrical acting with a contract in Milan.

Washington Luís, though yet to govern Brazil, hints at his desire for a Paulista successor following the 1930 presidential election.

Residents of the historical Carmo Hill in São Paulo are petitioning local councilors for the approval of a road widening project due to increased traffic.

Tiger Flower has made history as the first black world champion in the middleweight division.

The Association of Employees in Commerce in São Paulo is developing a project to present to the National Labor Council for the regulation of the newly established Vacation Law.

A new political party called the Democratic Party has been formed in São Paulo, featuring prominent figures including former mayor Antonio da Silva Prado, with expectations of gaining support from former opposition politicians.

The Youth Party reported multiple irregularities in the presidential election held in São Paulo, where intoxicated individuals allegedly interfered with electoral monitors.

Brazil is conducting a presidential election with only one official candidate, Washington Luís, supported by the current political administration.

Senator Washington Luís, the political situation's candidate for President of Brazil, visited Serra do Mar with state and municipal authorities two days before the upcoming election.

The King of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele III, has awarded the Grand Cord of the Crown to Francisco Matarazzo, an Italian immigrant in São Paulo, recognizing his contributions as a prominent industrialist.

A tense meeting among members of the São Paulo Red Cross culminated in the replacement of its leadership by a federal interventor, sparking protests and potential legal challenges from the existing board.

Brazil's delegate to the League of Nations advocated for the country's bid for a permanent council seat, emphasizing its status as a peaceful power in South America.

A local group in São Paulo is urging the state government to assign the electrification of the Cantareira tramway to the Light company, citing a surplus of electricity after the end of the city's water crisis.

A historical weather vane dating back to 1926 was discovered during renovation work at the Batakiai Lutheran church rectory, shedding light on the building's past and its significance to the local community.

The Mayor of Rio de Janeiro has warned municipal agents against soliciting votes in an official capacity ahead of the presidential election.

The Governor of Minas Gerais and vice-presidential candidate Fernando de Mello Vianna received a warm celebration from the community during his visit to Queluz, São Paulo.

The São Paulo Municipal Public Library, inaugurated on January 14, has yet to welcome its first readers due to incomplete renovations.

The police in Santos, Brazil, have announced a crackdown on illegal gambling operations on the city's beaches following a meeting with gambling operators.

French Prime Minister Aristide Briand expressed support for Brazil's push for a permanent seat on the League of Nations' council during a conference with German representatives.

French tennis player Suzanne Lenglen, a multi-champion in both Europe and America, has signed a contract to model for a famous Parisian fashion designer, blending her sports career with high fashion.

The 'Congresso dos Excêntricos Carnavalescos' successfully organized a last-minute parade during this year's Carnival in Brazil.

The article reflects on the historic 1926 tennis match between two legendary players, Lenglen and Wills, highlighting the unique atmosphere and cultural significance of the event.

The Carnival in São Paulo this year was notably livelier than the day before, featuring organized festivities and vibrant street revelry.

In São Paulo, the Murga Paulista group shone during a subdued Carnival Sunday, providing entertainment on a day marked by gloomy weather and few celebrations.

An elegant fancy ball was held at the Sociedade Hípica Paulista in São Paulo, featuring lively music and extravagant costumes ahead of Carnival.

Bus owners in São Paulo protested against the city's decision to reclassify their vehicles, citing inadequate time and high costs for necessary modifications.

Importers of fine fabrics in São Paulo are meeting to discuss the implications of a new law that requires labeling on imported products.