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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.

The Spanish aviator Ramón Franco, who crossed the Atlantic Ocean in the Plus Ultra aircraft, arrived in Buenos Aires on January 10, 1926, receiving a celebratory welcome in both Brazil and Argentina.

Germany has submitted a document requesting admission to the League of Nations, emphasizing its desire for active cooperation in sustaining peace in Europe after the war.

High housing prices in São Paulo are forcing many to seek cheaper accommodation in surrounding suburbs, significantly increasing ridership on the inadequate train service to Mogi das Cruzes.

The first recording with lyrics of the sertanejo classic 'Tristezas do Jeca' reaches its centenary in 2026, originally recorded in 1926 by Patrício Teixeira.

Members of the Tietê Rowing Club in São Paulo organized a successful pre-Carnival themed bath that attracted a large crowd.

Preparations are underway for family costume balls during Carnival in São Paulo, with a contest for the best Juca Pato costume for children.

Hajduk commemorates its 115th anniversary with a new performance of the operetta 'Queen of the Ball' by Ivo Tijardović, originally premiered in 1926, as part of its birthday celebrations.

Political power groups have nominated Washington Luís as the presidential candidate for the upcoming election, while speculation arises about a political agreement between São Paulo and Minas Gerais for the 1930 elections.

The Henry Borden hydroelectric plant, operational since 1926, remains a significant engineering marvel and strategic energy resource for the region.

The people of Rio de Janeiro celebrated the crew of the Plus Ultra airplane after their transatlantic flight from Spain to Brazil with a grand reception and parade.

Lufthansa's CEO Spohr acknowledges the company's insufficient engagement with its Nazi past, prompting a scientific investigation to address this gap, noting that the current Lufthansa is not the legal successor to the original Deutsche Luft Hansa AG established in 1926, which dissolved with the Nazi regime in 1945.

Senator Washington Luís, the political choice for presidential candidate in the upcoming March elections, met with President Arthur Bernardes for a luncheon in Petrópolis, RJ, accompanied by Congressman Júlio Prestes.

Luigi Veronelli, born in Milan in 1926, would have turned one hundred on February 2, having made a significant impact on Italian wine, gastronomy, and agro-food culture.

Eighteen-year-old actress Dulcina de Moraes is organizing her theater festival at Theatro Sant’Anna in São Paulo, aiming to create a special evening as the leading female figure in Leopoldo Fróes' comedy company.

Spanish aviator Ramón Franco and his team successfully crossed the Atlantic Ocean from Spain to Brazil, receiving a congratulatory telegram from King Alfonso XIII.

Miriam Mafai, a notable journalist born in 1926, chose journalism over her political career after experiencing significant historical events, including World War II and the Hungarian Revolution.

The article explores the fascinating mystery surrounding Agatha Christie's unexplained disappearance for eleven days in 1926, an event not detailed in her autobiography.

The article explores the reign of Emperor Hirohito, highlighting the drastic transformations in Japan from militaristic expansion to post-war democratization between 1926 and 1989.

In 1926, under the leadership of Mayor Ludwig Landmann, Frankfurt laid the foundation for today's major air traffic hub and modern infrastructure including plans for a highway.

In 1926, two German governments fell due to a vote of no confidence, one related to the national flag and the other regarding a military cooperation with Moscow, raising concerns about parallels to current political instability.

In January 1926, heavy snow and rain caused the Rhine to swell to record levels in Cologne, resulting in significant damage but surprisingly few fatalities, aside from some inebriated visitors who drowned.

The article discusses the history of the village of Vinen in Florina, which was renamed in 1926 amidst a wave of name changes in Macedonia.

The article explores the significant societal changes and historical events of 1926 that marked the end of innocence in a certain context.