Norris speech sparks clashes over primary and delegates in Chicago
Debates erupt in the U S House as Norris accuses Mondell and Washington managers of stealing delegates from Washington state. Norris defends Washington primaries, condemns Taft support, and argues the struggle is between Roosevelt and Wilson with party unity and democratic victory at stake. Mondell defends convention actions amid interruptions by Humphrey and Warburton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Mondell
Wrointng
Chicago
Tutt
Representative Novtis
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Mendell
Norris
Warburton
Humphrey
Washingt
Noman
Vaft
Norrin
Twilang
Taft
Detegatiene Nevriesi
Demarriie Siesh
Athivago
Gail Mr. Norris
Balli
Ronapvett
Wilson
Witnesses Fear Gang's Revenge Taint Case Taint
Witnesses fear retaliation by a gang as the legal case proceeds. An attorney remarks on threats while authorities investigate alleged coordinated intimidation related to the proceedings. A mistrustful atmosphere surrounds court events and witness safety remains a priority.
Coroner hearing in Rosenthal murder investigation shocks court
The coroner's hearing for the Rosenthal murder case drew gangland figures into the New York courtroom as prosecutor Whitman pressed witnesses about links to gamblers. Barber Heisler recanted prior statements and a key witness faced perjury questions while investigators hint at higher figures behind the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Temporaily
Aday
Whitman
Juli Reisler
John
Whi
Webber
Reisler
Corsmer
San Pal
de Prasestion
Webbeye
Jon
Asin
Miguel
Mr. Whitmen
Murmer
Woman to Compete Against Big Aviators in Bennett Race
Chicago July 4 Outcinly of the Aero club of Mhl[nols received a cable from Mme Helene Thinley, top French flyer, seeking permission to start in the Gordon Bennett world championship as an added entry from France. France’s team may be Medrines Prevost and Frey, with Batriu possibly not a member. Officials may permit an independent entry. The 134 mile race will average over 100 mph. The date is set for Sept 9. A four day meet at Cicero field starts Sept 12 with cash prizes and star flyers, followed by a cross country race the day after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aero Club of Mhl
Nols
Mme
Helene Thinley
France
Mate Batrieu
Jules Medrines
Maurice Prevost
Andre Frey
Sullivan of Butte Resigns From Office at Convention
In Cripple Creek Colorado May 2 the Western Federation of Miners wrapped up its Victor convention with Charles J. Moyer re-elected president. Dan Sullivan of Butte Montana resigned from the executive board and left for home. W Davidson of British Columbia was appointed in his place as the federation plans a new member drive and a miners magazine. A wage scale proposal was rejected and Thomas Campbell of Fate was suspended before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Col
Amy
Charles J. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Victor
W. Himonson
Glebe
Ariz
Dan Sullivan
Mutte
Mont
Butte
William Davidson
British Columbia
Ute Acina Powder Company
Chicago
Miners’ Magazine
Thomas Campbell
Fatte
Malicious stories spark family crisis in Tacoma tale
Beck Williamson left Tacoma to work for Milwaukee railway in Deer Lodge Montana. Rumors by Neighters on South Yalina avenue alleged desertion, driving his wife to insanity at Steilacoom hospital on June 8. He returned to Tacoma surprised by accusations, his wife recovered, son to leave hospital, while he blames malicious neighbors for the distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Tacoma
Wash
Beck Williamson
Deer Lodge
Mont
Milwaukee Railway
Neighters
South Yalina Avenue
Dees Lodge
Tariff Debate to Dominate Senate Three Day Session
Washington report on Senate plans for a three day tariff debate. Democratic and Republican leaders split over a woolen tariff substitute and sugar tariff provisions. Cummins introduced a substitute bill, while discussions continued on excise tax and corporate tax changes. Gronna pledges a Canadian reciprocity repeal and wood pulp tariff amendment as substitutes to both bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cay
Stourdey
Senate
Tame Ag
Cumiming
Dorah
Enator Clapp
Gronna
North Dakota
Payne- Allrich
Gronna Wall
Mulcahy Fatally Injured In Alley Fall
Vames Py Mulvahy editor of the Tutte Independent fell twenty feet in the rear of Hy yomms at AM West Part street yesterday. He sustained serious injuries and was taken to James Hospital, with reports of fractured skull and internal injuries. He is a Beutee resident and a longtime local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vames Py Mulvahy
Editoy
Utd
Tutte Independent
AM West Part Street
James’ Hospital
Tate
Mulcahy
Ind
Agi
J.T
Wen
Paul
EB. Burnham
Alfrodd Karsted
le Pong
Majeiy Wen
Maicats
Maye
Muleay Fins Bonne
Bitte
Tie Way Fapmerty
Beutee
Lwowit
Tie Blah
Toca Fiell
Bes
Democrats Adhere To No Battleships In Caucus
Washington July 2 The House caucus debated a plan to approve no battleship construction while seeking an agreement with the Senate to limit shipbuilding. Representative Fitzgerald led opposition citing economy and appropriations concerns as leaders of both chambers pursue adjournment plans amid wavering support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dienacrata
House
Motty
Thie
Sénaté
Sigren
Fitegerah
Hairy Aly
Raucus
Senate
Emperor's physician warns of patient relapse risk
Tokio July 25 Dr Mirua, physician to the emperor, told in an interview that the imperial patient has suffered a relapse and his heart is weak. He fears a possible heart failure at any moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Mirua
Miners Drowned as Cloudburst Devastates Lemont Area
A cloudburst swamped the Lemont mines causing rapid floodwater surge that trapped and drowned at least thirteen miners. Rescue efforts followed as families mourned and authorities warned of continued danger from torrential rains and rising water flows threatening nearby towns and infrastructure.
District flood devastates Pittsburg region in citywide surge
Record floods sweep Pittsburg area as Turtle Creek and Monongahela tributaries rise rapidly. Homes and businesses along Braddock, Wilkins, and Wheeling avenues flood. two hundred houses evacuated and 50 families homeless. Damaged bridges, ruined buildings, and widespread property loss reported across Allegheny and Washington counties. Authorities warn of rising creeks and ongoing danger as rainfall spiked to historic levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittebur
Suzy T
Ckie
Turthy Creek
Faimites
Turtle Creek
Braddack
Urave
Monorgaheth
Capres
AL McKeesport
Fite Avenue
Professor Parker Fails To Reach Peak In Alaska Expedition
Professor Parker of a prominent university and Betnere Heown led an ascent toward Mount McKinley from the north. A severe quake was felt during the climb. Earlier parties in the Lloyd group had reached Liesumroit in May of a prior year, with reports of altitude milestones and trial climbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Parker
Pairvanka
Sacks
Furselel Parker
Ctorinvaa Uni Sity
Betnere
Tacernas
Taleyony
Tana
Sunita
Parker
MT. Brown
Mount Dichining
ARCO
Alaskan
Brent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wyoming
Debrawke
Onan Dinganye
Wmedic
Wame
Uae
Prage
Whitavin
Uhe
Heisler
Sea Webber
Rosenthal
Mr. Whiteman
Ttwister
Atveid
Myue
Fprmale Flyet
Helene Dutrieu
Conran
Sonwvard
Uw Washington Star
Sullivan OF
Cummins
Jnsner
Smant
Indorse
Excine BI
Urd
Hopry
CNET
Palus
Mikado
Aulaysar
Lailontema
Ivuihs Studion
Hinntown
Kery Piet
Tyties
Exeae
Nixty
Tom
Eenspang
Iene Chan Hale
Rahwayn
Ming
Lemont
Frisk Cola
Andy Machegk
Sereatheerd
Wain Sialth
al Hough
Dunbar
Niwuntiin
Pennsylvania Tatirnad
Uife
Youngstown
Mouit Mradtock
Tountine Tift
Pittsburg
Wirlington
Washington County
Muliorg
Anen
Annellstriets
Ains Terth- Reek
Rasireuly
Fescue
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!