England Shows Recovery by Rise in the Pound Sterling
Washington reports a movement toward a pre war gold basis as nations move to redistribute gold. December saw a net outward flow from the United States with January likely to follow. Britain appears on a gold basis while Germany eyes a sterling standard. India’s gold imports and good harvests boosted demand and purchasing power, shaping a global gold flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 8
Thornburgh
Washington
United States
International News Service
Federal Reserve Board
Great Britain
Montague Norman
Bank of England
Germany
France
Itaum
United
Odiciala
India
Mystery man in critical condition after shooting
John D. Thomas called the mystery man was found staggering in front of his home with two bullets in his rain and was reported fighting for his life. He was said to be from a wealthy eastern family and refused to explain how he was shot while his wife could not provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
John D. Thomas
Thomas
Trotsky Under Fire and Power Shift Reported
The article notes reports Trotsky may have fallen from power and acquiesced to enemies' decision, contrasting his reaction with leaders like Danton and Robespierre. It mentions Robert Reidt of Long Island, a Seventh-day Adventist, facing losses of potatoes and belongings, and a date of February 6 referenced by Mrs. Rowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotsky
Red Army
Lenin
Russia
Trotzky
Robespierre
Robert Reidt
Longi d
Rowen
Diplomatic Shake Up Transforms Washington Social Scene
Washington diary notes a rare upheaval as six new ambassadors head to the capital by March four. France will replace Jules Jusserand with Emile Deschanel, Japan with Tsuneo Matsuihara, Germany with Baron Ago von Matzow, and Italy with Prince Genese Caetian, while Jusserand becomes dean of the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George R. Holmes
France
Emile Deschanel
Jules Jusserand
Roosevelt
Japan
Tsueno Matsuihara
Masano Hanihara
State Department
Germany
Baron Ago von Ma
Otto von Eldt
Italy
Prince Genese Caetian
Jusserand
Don Juan Riano Y Gayangos
Spain
Senate considers new corrupt practices act as rider to postal bill
Senator Walsh proposes a federal corrupt practices act to curb election spending in Senate and House races and require full publicity of contributions. The measure would limit expenditures by state and district sizes and aim to reduce corruption in federal elections. Administration leaders show mixed support as Moses postal bill faces procedural tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
House
Lam Grees
Moses
Swanson
Virginia
Ohio House advances Collister bus amendment in busy capital week
In Columbus Ohio the House moved the Collister home rule bus amendment to second reading and sent it to the Utilities committee after passage in the Senate. Leaders plan a busy week with final action on the Federal Child Labor amendment and the two cent gas tax. Ex Senator Frank Burch is due in Columbus for the last Legislature committee's final meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Utilities‘ Committee
Senate
Ohio
Donahey
Frank Burch
Summit County
Collumbus
Weather forecast ahead of solar eclipse
Washington reports general fair weather for Saturday as the United States Weather Bureau predicts clear skies to aid observations of the sun eclipse. The outlook applies to states east of the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Rene
Legislative leaders and governor reach accord on town program
In Columbus on January 23 legislators predict action next week in the House on amendments to the Collister-Free man interurban bus law to protect operators from city council interference. The Senate passed the bill with amendments defeated. The Taft emergency-relief bill awaits Senate action after House passage. A Columbus Chamber dinner highlighted cordial relations between Governor Donahey and the Legislature with remarks from Silver Lewie and Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Senate
Williame Taft
Donshey
General Assembly
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Donahey Speaker
Silver
Lewie
Republcan
Taft
Lipp Proposes Break in Davie Reorganization Control
A new attack on the Davie reorganization code is launched by Representative Lipp of Hamilton County. The bill would sever the mate com mission employee from State Commerce Director control. Additional House measures include compulsory real estate appraisal every four years starting 1935 by McDonald Fair Holmes. raising Ohio National Guard age to 64. increasing armory allowances to 5000. and a $6 witness fee at executive hearings on removing public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
Lipp
Hamilton County
Mate Commission
House
McDonald, Montgomery
Fair, Holmes
Ohio National Guard
Finefrock
Stark
Battle to death precedes trial in Parsons case
In San Francisco a fatal confrontation occurred just before the divorce trial. Police say Mrs. Parsons fired seven shots at her husband, a druggist, who then fatally shot her in return with one shot. The couple were both dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
A. M. Parsons
Jackson Boys Held for Murder in Highland County
Jackson brothers John and Dan Boggs, once wealthy in Jackson, remain in Highland county jail as grand jury weighs indictments for murder of deputy surveyor T. Magill and wounding Policeman Lennon at Bulletters. They reportedly admitted guilt but refuse to talk. Defense may mirror Leopold-Loeb case tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Highland County Grand Jury
Hillsboro
John
Dan Boggs
Jackson
T. Magill
Highland County
Lennon
Bulletters Mon Yes
Cor
Dan
Boggs
Ohio National Guard Officers to Meet in Columbus
Senior officers of the Ohio National Guard will gather in Columbus Wednesday in the Adjutant General's office. Division brigade and regimental commanders are expected to attend, officials announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Henderson
Man In Cold Akron Says He Killed Pig For Dinner
In Akron on January 23 Geo Coska reports he killed a pig at home to ensure meat for next Sunday's dinner amid cold weather. The note mentions his wife and children and a domestic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Geo. Coska
New England town the mecca for men of science bent
New Haven hosts a historic solar eclipse with Yale and Columbia scientists, students and spectators arriving by car and rail. Researchers set up four large cameras and multiple instruments to record the sun’s corona and shadow bands, while observers clock the eclipse every second. Professor Earnest W. Brown directs preparations and warns no one may enter the grounds until after totality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sentner
I. N
New Haven
Conn
America
Yale
Earnest W. Brown
Einstein
Charlies Lane Poor
Columbia
Weber Bureau
Federal Building
Brown
Pras Acon
Long chase ends in Hardin County wolf killed by farmers
After a 48 hour pursuit across miles, Hardin county farmers wounded and killed a large grey timber wolf weighing about 75 pounds. For years stock losses near marshes raised suspicions as a wolf stalked the area before A D Epley encountered the animal at dawn and triggered a multi-farmer pursuit through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Hardin County
Antil
A. D. Epley
Ada
Merger Probe Ties Gas Supply to Utilities Board
Officials from several states pursuing an inquiry into a gas supply merger that could affect utility rates. The investigation, led by the attorney general and a federal torney general, centers on a single corporation and its control of stock and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utilities Commission
Total solar eclipse to thrill Southeastern Ohio Saturday
Southeastern Ohio readers near Athens face a near ringside view of a 92 percent total solar eclipse on Saturday morning. Prof. Edmund Manson of Ohio State notes the city will gain a high totality without special equipment if skies are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hal K. Weiss
Sera
Canada
Here
Athens
United States
Edmund 8. Manson
Ohio State University Department of Astronomy
Manson
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
O. I. Dusthef
Durceiger
Toledo
Newark
United States Army
New York State
Andeah
Los Angeles
Scientific American
Thursday. Then pong nate to approach the wolf to fire as shoulder.
The fragmentary text mentions a sequence where someone named nate moves toward a wolf with a firing action and a shoulder reference, followed by a wounded note. The context is unclear and readers must infer missing details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
England
Mystery Man
Arthur Brisbane
Star Company
Wiedfeldt
Count von Bernstorff
Wiledfeldt
Dr. Wiedfeldt
Krupp Iron Works
Essen
WM. K
Nutciggo
Sta
Capital
DAVIS
New England
Mecca
Arq County
vPro Consumer
Berea
Dustheimer
Ohio University
Duluth
Minn
Red Lake
Atlantic Ocean
Shetland Islan
Escanaba Buffalo
New. A
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!