Lloyd George resigns as coalition collapses in Britain
London October 19 AP Lloyd George resigns after years as premier as Unionist leaders push to end the coalition. Bonar Law leads the push with Carlton Club meeting triggering a political realignment. Parliament shrinks to 615 members as the new government forms and Irish policy looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
David Lloyd
Balfour
Mr. Chamberlain
George
Lies George
Lloyd George
Guildhall
Prince of Wales
Leeda
George Younger
Lioyd George
Bonar Law
House of Common
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
Westminister
House of Commons
Weather Outlook for Beaver and Arizona
Weather forecast from Porlcast Beaver Colorado December 19 indicates Friday and Saturday will be fair with warmer southeast winds on Friday. Arizona shows Friday and Saturday mostly fair with little change in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porlcast
Beaver
Colo
Southeast Porch
Local notice reports weather conditions and timing
A fragmented local notice notes a 6 pm deadline, university involvement, and described temperatures and humidity. It mentions wind and a fire event, with unclear details about participants and locations due to OCR errors.
Peabody seeks annulment amid alimony battle
New York Oct 19 Wealth does not always bring happiness in the Peabody marriage dispute. Nelson J Peabody publisher sues to annul his marriage claiming his wife Lola was married before her California divorce became final. Supreme Court grants Lola 100 dollars weekly alimony and 750 dollars in counsel fees while case settles. Lola details years of support and toil, while Peabody counters with allegations of rendezvous and delayed divorce plans inspired by the Valentino case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson J. Peabody
Boston
Chicago
Lola
Peabody
Rudolph Valentine
California
Supreme Court
Wagner
Nir
James Sargent
Lloyd George Outlasted All War Leaders in Postwar Turmoil
London reports Lloyd George remained at the helm through the postwar readjustment while Italy’s Orlando and France’s Clemenceau fell from power. Wilson's treaty failed to be ratified and his party lost seats as George led Britain through turbulent coalition politics and Irish peace talks. Born in Manchester on January 1, 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Paris
Orlando
Italy
Clemenceau
Senate
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Great Britain
Free State
Enalatnd
Erin
Linsd
George
Manchester
England
Normalites to Play Tucumcari Highs
Las Vegas New Mexico Normal University football team meets Tucumcari High on the local field Saturday afternoon. After a 71 to 0 Santa Fe win last week the Normalites are confident. they aim for the New Mexico high school championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico Normal University
Santa Fe
Normalites
New Mexico
Enti
Final Republican rally schedule shifts across New Mexico counties
The Davis Warren campaign announces changes to rally dates across San Miguel Santa Fe Bernalillo Socorro and other towns. Albert Fall will speak in Albuquerque on national issues while political organizers adjust itineraries to visit San Juan Sandoval and other counties ahead of the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
San Miguel County
Las Vegas
San Juan County
S.S. B. Davis
United States
Adelina Otero-Warren
Congress
Hilario A. Delgado
Chama
Farmington
Estancia
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Socorro
Sandoval
Abuqueriue
Bursum
Davis- Warren Party
Grenville
Mt. Doran
Felsom
Clayton
Crisis in London Delays British Debt Commission
Washington reports the cabinet crisis in London delays the British debt funding commission led by Sir Robert Horne and raises questions about ambassador Geddes. The United States weighs Near Eastern policy and treaty obligations as Britain rethinks its war debt strategy amid Bonar Law's formation of a new cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itish
Andrew Bonar Law
United States
Washington
Associated Prees
Lloyd
ie@ae
Great Britain
London
Bonar Law
Robert Horne
Lield George
Treasury
State Departments
Geddes
Ambassador Geddes
Lord Reading
Aneckland Geddes
Hughes
Lloyd George
Near East
Turkey
Watever
Blast wrecks Italian fortress killing many and injuring hundreds
An explosion at Fort Fatconara near Venanzio on the Gulf of Spezia in Italy destroyed the fortress killed 200 people and wounded 700 others. Shore craft were hurled into the sea and much of the ammunition debris caused the most damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talian Fortress
Fatconara
Venanzio
Gulf of Spezia
Italy
Fort Falconara
Boy’s daring rescue sparks medical grafting talk
Seattle physicians say skin grafting may be needed to save Vincent Campagna after he leaped into a peat fire during a hunt last week to save his 2 year old English setter Paddy. Paddy is recovering in a veterinary hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Vincent Campagna
Paddy
Woman Marries for Eleventh Time to Same Man
Thant St Louis Hilo Oct 19 Mrs Cora Lilly 45 was married for the eleventh time Tuesday It was the third venture with Albert A Lilley who in 1820 had his first marriage to her annulled and from whom she was divorced last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thant St. Louis
Hilo
Cora Lilly
Albert A. Lilley
Ku Klux Klan Mentioned in Mayfield Senate Plea
In a Mayfield field injunction case, Luther Nickels questioned witness Ben Richards Jr about A C Parker acting as Klan grand cyclops at a public initiation before the democratic primary. Richards denied involvement in distributing a ballot tied to Klan positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicanna
Tesx
Associated Press
Earle B. Mayfield
Luther Nickels
Ben €. Richards, Jr
A. C. Parker
W. BB. McLean
Nickels
Richards
Wilcharde
Mayfield
Klin
Ku Klux Klan
Long Beach Spooners Chased Up Trees by Police
In Long Beach California on October 19 a young couple known as tree spooners led officers on a chase up a tree while police enforce an anti spooning ordinance. The incident ends with the couple listed on the police blotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Caveman Stuff Leads to Head Injury in El Paso Incident
Emma White, a Black woman, was charged after claiming a man named Jiewitt Young struck her with a caveman object in a police station. Young, described as Black and about 180 pounds, appeared with a bleeding head and was later jailed on a disturbing the peace charge after police and surgeons attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Emma White
Jiewitt Young
Younes
Cowboy Slim Griffen Defies Jail by Shaking Wall Slats
Calgary report says seven feet four inch suspect known as Slim Griffen, arrested for auto theft, toppled six steel wall slats by simply lying down in his cell. He stood a problem for police as his large feet broke through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tally Puncher
Calgary
Alte
Slim Griffen
Slim
Range fears situation to less friendly range fears
Paris reports no celebration in official circles over Lloyd George and his cabinet leaving office. France views him as sometimes harsh toward French positions while Andrew Bonar Law may be worse. Near East peace talks unlikely to be delayed. chamber of deputies paused as news arrived. Conservatives and center groups express relief at the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Paris
Associated Press
George
Andrew Bonar Law
Foreign Office
Chamber of Deputies
Achion
Woman offers to sell herself for operation in Chicago paper
Ruth Schermerhorn of Des Moines announces in a Chicago newspaper she will sell herself to the man who provides $5,000 for an operation. She says the plan is entirely commercial and aims to restore health after a back wound from her husband, L. B. Schermerhorn, who shot himself after wedding her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
Ruth Schermerhorn
Chicago
Schermerhorn
Man Shot While Playing With Friend in Texico
Clovis area report says Texico youth Clorey Keeigen was accidentally shot Tuesday by Musenes Houston during a game. Houston’s pistol discharged when knocked from a pocket, hitting Raleigh under the arm and out the shoulder blade. Raleigh was taken to Baptist hospital and is expected to recover. Houston is held pending Raleigh’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Ilie Clorey Keeigen
Texico
Musenes Houston
Hou
Raleigh
Baptist Hospital
Touston
Kaitigh
Hill 13 Giver An Ovation His Home
A hometown reception in Law Cruces New Mexico honored C I Hill Republican candidate for governor. About 3600 residents filled the armory to praise a man who helped build up the community. Speakers included M C Mechem H F Pankey Hugh Williams and other candidates. Mechem critiqued Jones on tariff and protection issues while Upholds administration urged Republican unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Cruces
M. M
Charlies Lee
Conan Ata County
M. C. Mechem
H. F. Pankey
Hugh Williams
Claudia J. Neis
Cc. EL. Hill
A. Matson
C. I. Hill
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Mechem
Jones
Senator Jones
U. Nib
Twe
Rosenbluth Granted Bail In War Time Murder Indictment
Captain Robert Rosenbluth was granted bail of 40900 by Federal Judge Learned Hand after arrest on a warrant for removal to Tacoma to face an indictment accusing him of complicity in the 1918 slaying of Major Alexander F. Cronkhite at Camp Lewis. The case stemmed from a complaint alleging he assaulted Major Crankhie and ordered Pothier to kill him. the original charges were dropped as investigators found insufficient evidence for prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Rosenbluth
Tacoma
Wash
Roland W. Pothier
Providence
R. J
Alexander F. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Rosenbluth
United States
Hitchcock
Daugherty
Sims Says Navy Was Not Prepared For War in 1917
Admiral William Sims argues the U S Navy remained ill prepared since 1917 and remains mismanaged by Washington. He cites failures in handling the fleet and notes Congress and the press did not press for accountability after the war. He warns future wars favor nations with air and submarine dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Preas
United States Navy
Admiral Willam &. Sims
Navy Department
Washington
Admiral Sims
Dan
Congress
Sime
Merger Talks For Three Great Railways Underway
Representatives of banks tied to railroads meet in New York to discuss a potential three way merger of the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington railways. Details remain under discussion with a Washington filing planned for November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Irish Republican Base Discovered in Cork
In Cork on October 19 the arrest of H. O ma hony led to the discovery of a major republican base. A house on Grand Parade served as Cork No 1 Fianna headquarters and propaganda center with literature typewriters field dressings and supplies seized by Free State troops and the intelligence officer. The raid aims to blunt the republican campaign and its propaganda arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Associated Press
H. O'Mahony
Fianna
Free State
Living costs 36 percent higher than Sept 1914
The department of labor reports that living costs for the average family in September were about 6 percent lower than in August. Over the year to September 1921, retail food prices fell 9 percent, but since September 1913 prices have risen 86 percent across 51 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslinton, Et
LS Metall
Department of Labor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loyd George
Union Party
Buockingham
Aluazd
Carlton Club
Ten Chamberlain
Col
Leslie Wilsons
Jloyd George
Lroyd George
Miateriaul
Law
Cabcins
Shinx
Jaerd George
Newport
Coalition
All Works
Labor Party
Curzon
V. Bonar Law
Lord Zon
Cab
Earl ‘Balfour
Lord Birkenhead
Ling Worthington-Evans
Robert Stevenson Horne
Chless
Oakie
Miaka
Vivica
Pieter of
Gay
Lola Peabody
San Clemenceau
Wilson
Duke Cty
Davis-Warren Party
Brition Bee
Alan AN
Sou
Park Spooners
Tuing Man
Corey Raleigh
Hill
Las Cruces
Raps
Rosenclule
Major
Gannot
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!