Gompers Denounces Hearst at AFL Convention
President Samuel Gompers denounced William Randolph Hearst as a traitor to America and to labor in a Denver AFL convention. He said Hearst sought to chain him to a presidential bid, defended his Irish aid stance, and stated he did not seek votes or favors, while cheering delegates urged unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
United States
Associated Press
Denver
Col
William Randolph Hearst
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
America
Freedom
Labor
Hearst
Gompers
W Hearst
Mexico
American Federation of Lacy
Vor
Chicago
Denby's Decision on Sims Today
Misread text shows unclear OCR with mixed words and names. No coherent event or entities reliably extractable beyond a dated decision focus. Unable to determine concrete persons, places, or actions for a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denby
Sims
Prohibition Bureau to Rebuild Force After Funding Restored
The Prohibition Bureau announced that all trustworthy men would be reinstated to enforcement posts after Congress provided a $200000 deficiency appropriation. About 700 agents had been laid off in May due to lack of funds, and the department now says it can reassemble its force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Prohibition Bureau
Congress
Famous British aviator Procter killed in crash over Salisbury Plain
Flight Lieutenant Procter, a famed Victoria Cross winner and veteran air fighter, died when his aircraft crashed during a training flight over Salisbury Plain at about 3,000 feet. He had claimed 60 enemy planes and 25 balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Procter
Salisbury Plain
President to Receive Cowboys Hat Gift
The president will be presented with a real cowboy hat featuring a silver band, a gift from the city of Cheyenne Wyoming. Representative Mondell will make the presentation and invite the president to the frontier days encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harding
Representative Mondell
Hanging planned for three men in Abyssinian riot case
Reports state Grover, Redding and Oscar Gavick, convicted of the murder of sailor Robert L. Rose, will be hanged tomorrow. A petition to call a jury to determine their sanity was denied today in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Grover
Redding
Oscar Gavick
Robert L." Rose
Great Lakes
Navy Appropriation Bill Sees Compromise Total
Senate and House conferees reached a late agreement on the navy appropriation bill setting a total of about 417 million dollars. The compromise drops provisions for San Pedro submarine base and Guam bases, New London base, rigid dirigible, and aircraft funding. adds Camp Kearney aviation site, Sandpoint aviation base with a 300 thousand dollar cut, and a new naval hospital in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
San Pedro
Cal
Guam
New London
Sandpoint
Wash
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Dawes plans to rely on business men for budget bureau
In Washington on June 29 Charles G. Dawes, deemed director designate of the new bureau of the budget, said Congress gave inadequate machinery for the bureau. He announced he would chiefly depend on voluntary services of experienced business men to organize the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
GTON
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Charles G. Dawes
Bureau
Candidates for Elks Initiation Parade in Butte
Initiation by the Butte lodge of Elks drew the lodge’s largest class ever with over 750 participants including many visiting members. A noon start and all-day social program followed the lodge session, highlighted by a parade led by the drum corps through downtown Butte ending near the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Lodge of Elks
Butte
Butte Daze
Lodge
Twentieth Century Hall
Park Street
Arizona
Broadway
Main
Granite
Courthouse
Aon
Anti beer bill may pass House Monday perhaps
The House Judiciary Committee unanimously reported the Willis Campbell anti beer bill aimed at halting beer for the sick regulations by the Bureau of Internal Machinery. It was set for early passage likely Monday, embracing only sections of the Volstead supplemental bill. Leaders expect an overwhelming, swift House vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House “Judiciary Committee
Bureau of Internal Machinery
House
Child Falls Before Ore Train Tragedy at Coloraan Mine
Two year old Francis Thomas died after stepping in front of a loaded ore train on the grade to the Coloraan mine ore dump near the Hesperus claim. The accident occurred at 1 45 PM, the child dying about an hour later at Columbia hospital. The train crew left the boy unseen until the cars passed over his left arm and leg, severing limb below the elbow and knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloraan
Francis Thomas
Columbia Hospital
Francis
Hesperus
George Powers
Fred Salmon
Pueblo traders vow bigger, better city rebuilding effort
Survivors of the Pueblo disaster report relief pouring in from across the country and city authorities plan a cleaner, improved town. J Rosenblum of J Hoff man & Co describes clinging to a wrecked bridge to survive and praises local leaders for facing reconstruction. Signs around town demand work, not loafing, or face jail or expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
J Rosenblum
J. 8. Hoffman, &. Co
Chicago
Thornton Hotel
Rosenblum
Dispute Over Murray Estate Faces Prolonged Litigation
Relative factions clash in the estate fight of James A. Murray a Montana banker water works builder and mine owner The will and stock certificates tied to the Monidah Trust reveal suspicions with Haldorn and Murray relatives challenging validity while Flynn and Golden families file actions as the case heads toward extended court battles across three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
James A. Muray
Othr ‘Ile
James A. Murray
Stewart Haldorn
Haldorn
Murray
Daniel Murray
James E. Murray
Monidah ‘Trust’ Company
A. Murray
Mary
Hamilton Murray
Butte
Curzon Attacks Allies On Peace Methods In Lords
London June 22 Lord Curzon foreign secretary assails allied peace methods in the House of Lords. He says existing international difficulties stem from the allies taking the wrong turning in peace making and urges complete American cooperation with the Allies. He concedes mandates debate lacks clear information and notes the covenant’s language is obscure to even trained lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated of London
League of Nations
House ‘of Lords
Lord Curzon
Administration seeks universal refunding power on allied debts
President Harding proposes unlimited Treasury authority to refund or defer payment of about 10 billion dollars owed by allied nations. The measure, sent to Congress, would empower Secretary Mellon to accept debtor securities, settle claims, and defer interest or principal. Republican leaders back the bill amid debates on foreign debt strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Harding
Congress
Senate
House
Mellon
United States
House of Mellon
Treasury
Borah
Brest
France
Belgium
England
Bail Proffer Declined in Local Court Case
Fragmentary OCR notes report a bail offer was made and declined in a local court. Names and details are unclear, but a commissioner and reference to a prior figure or amount appear in the distorted text.
Struck Baby Girl Referred to County Jail
Humboldt resident Ray Orvis pleaded guilty in a Sioux Falls court after admitting he struck Lena Grace in the face. Neighbor complaints led to his arrest with a charge tied to harming a baby girl. Orvis said his occupation as a tramp painter was his defining trait. The court ordered he serve one term in the county jail, per the plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prev
Sioux Falls
Ray Orvis
Humboldt
Lena Grace
Orvis
Nelighbors
Negro Receives Order of the British Empire Honor
According to official records, Auckland Cordes is the only Black American to receive the Order of the British Empire medal. The decoration was pinned by Bir Auckland Cordes at the British Embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Auckland Cordes
Body of Child Found in River Near Livingston
June 23 report from Livingston says Almira Zacheri, 12, found drowned when a tourist car toppled into the Yellowstone river near town. A second victim, Mrs Ed Zeller, 20, remains unrecovered from the same accident. searches continue for her body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Almira Zacheri
Yellowstone River
Here
Ed Zeller
Voters Narrow Yes Margin On Wage Provision
Sacramento June 23 The Associated Press reports of 400 Southern Pacific shopmen voting on the federal wage provision. Only 18 approved after ballots were counted, indicating a decisive rejection of the board’s new pay rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneoeiated
Sacramento
Cal
Southern Pacific
Federal Labor Board
Proposals to pay veterans face senate clash over timing
Washington June 23. Proposals to pay cash, services, or land as a veteran bonus are advocated by Senator McCumber and attacked by Senator Borah. McCumber said Harding expects the extra session to enact onus legislation. Borah criticized payment delays, saying the plan misleadingly promises 4000 cash to soldiers and shifts costs to taxpayers with staged payments starting in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Borah
Idaho
Harding
Republican Party
ST Venture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill
AGAR
Matte
Telefon
Tibet
NAVY
ELAS
California
Wyoming
Flynn
Goldens
Volumn
Curzon
Penrose
White House
Urbanowicz
Wellace P
An Mouney
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!