School Boys Held for Murder in St Louis
Five boys aged around a year in Shaw School rooms in St Louis Missouri were arrested on charges of murdering Wil Titi Wachter a pedlar. Police say Mrs Gaenewardt tipped them off. Wachter died from skull injuries after being stoned for sport. He lived at a combined dwelling and stable on Wilson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw School
St. Louis
Chareed
Wil- Titi Wachter
Gaenewardt
Niheroof
George Retomia i
Minnie
Arthur Goehoijgdt
Veale
Wilson Avenue
Hhmself
King Vhe
Body of Aeronaut Found at Sea Confirms Navy Loss
The body of Lieutenant Faertsech, a Gerupe deren officer, was recovered at sea by the steamer Noth Sera. Identification was made from papers found in clothing pockets. The report notes wreckage from a Berlin October 1922 mission and prior balloon loss, with no sign of the Gedmonmt and all officials accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faertsech
Faertsel
Berlin
Pines
Dietig
Woman Accused of Large Theft in Watters City
A young woman alias Neclicg Piel, a former employee at Watters City’s Schwareschill & Sulaberser Deer and Provision Company, is arrested on charges of stealing four thousand dollars. Police say she confessed. details of motive and circumstances remain unclear amid fragmented notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neclicg
Piel
Aed
Schwareschill & Sulaberser Deer and Proviejon Company
Watters City
Ehiboagdiis
OG Dennell
Desperate Sicilian Earthquake Victims Plead for Aid
A press report from Regio Calabria describes famished survivors begging authorities to remove them or end their suffering. Soldiers distribute bread tickets amid scenes of hunger, with requisitioned livestock slaughtered for food. crowds tear at morsels as rescue efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamagua
Reguio
M Hitipal Assessor
Two Cities of Dead in Evacuation of Messina and Reggio
Authorities evacuated Compnclery Resero and Messina, moving all residents out to surround the cities with military force. A royal decree placed Messina districts in a state of siege, amid tremors and devastation, as both cities are described as deadened ruins with survivors leaving and rescue efforts dwindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Edo
Siete
Messita
Jounin
Death of Fly Saves Many in Poison Milk Hoax
A mass poisoning scare in Los Angeles failed after a fly fell into a five gallon can of poisoned milk, killing the insect and exposing the plot. Two women jailed on suspicion of orchestrating the attempt, identified as W. T. Mortis and Chaves Jolson, were seen at the scene with others present. Police traced bottles and vitriol traces to suspects while landlady Fatelle Martin testified the pair had visited her tenants and planned revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roemers
First Street
Los Angeles
W. T. Mortis
Chaves Jolson
Johnsen
Tie Polier
Fatelle Alartin
Fire Panic in Theater Ends in Echoes of Chaos
Uproar and smoke swept through a theater when a fire alarm or panic caused mass evacuation. Reports describe the crowd filing out as smoke and heat filled the space, with rescuers guiding patrons to safety and a tense search for the source of danger.
American Fleet Passes Suez on World Cruise
The U S Atlantic battle fleet arrives at Suez from Colombia two days ahead of schedule on a long world cruise. One seaman drowned after going overboard near Colombia. The cruiser Yankton and the supply ship Culgoa enter the canal and head to Messina with provisions. wireless orders coordinate passage and coal at Port Said where 23 000 tons are stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Atlantic
Suez
Colombo
Ona
Colomba
Senate bills propose $500000 aid for quake relief
Resolutions filed in the Senate seek a $500000 appropriation to supply provisions clothing medicines and other necessities for earthquake sufferers. The President would order U S ships and other suitable vessels to transport the relief supplies to the disaster area and coordinate with allied efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
United States
Roosevelt Pn
New York
Calzon
Messina
Dr. Myers Attacks Christian Science as Fraud
Dr. Johnston Myers launched a fierce attack labeling Christian Science a fraud and error. He claimed Mrs. Eddy’s teachings were a physician’s ruse and tied the movement to dozens of deaths through alleged delusion in a talk on Christian psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston Myers Fercely
Ile Ren Folmaston Rivers
Primanne
Daprist Church
Chiergo
Mary Gaher Eddy
Diario
Mysterious Death Reported After Milk Carrying Incident
Fragmentary police report describes Mrs Mayiin attempting to carry milk indoors, date unspecified, then dying suddenly. Authorities notified as investigators assess possible causes and the quilt is mentioned in connection with the case.
Women Acquitted in Georgia County Murder Case
A jury acquitted Mrs. Eichhoamad Wes Beisel in a murder trial. The defendant faced charges related to the death of Phoevsie, with prosecutors arguing she acted with malice during the incident. The court case highlighted debate over opportunity and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eichhoamad
Wes. Beisel
Fedin
Mars
Phoevsie
Deisa
Supreme Court voids Big Oil Fine in Standard Oil case
The U S Supreme Court set aside Judge Landis 270000 fine against Standard Oil Indiana for rebating and ordered a new trial. The ruling limits penalties in pending cases and requires more defendant testimony, impacting settlements with railroads and reducing company offenses while altering the appeals path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Iindiana
United States Supreme Court
Chick Justice Puller
United States
Sins
Chicago
Bonaparte
Washington
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
New
Department of Justice
Les Peet
Pastoral Murder in Three Churches Shocks City
A Methodist pastor, Reverend Carmichael, was murdered in his church during a fire that destroyed parts of three congregations. The killer fled. Carmichael, with his wife and three children at Adair, led sermons at churches in Collins China and Olunilais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Caruidebael
Steves
Collins
Peoxe
Wilister
Carmichaebl
Chinas
Olunilais
Adair
Congress Passes Italian Earthquake Aid Bill and Other Actions
The Senate approved the Glaus bill granting 400000 for Italian earthquake relief and related building funding in Paris. Debates touched on presidential address content, emancipation, and judicial divisions as Congress moved through routine bills amid a mix of remarks on the presidents and executive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tadley
Texas
Gerion
Paris
Vie Bil
Louisianni
Suger
Secret Service
Velit
Tyessite
Mar Cuipps
Geeciwtia Diai Ageeet
Race ban looms as Lovke law test leads arrests
An attempt to fund a test of the Lovke anti racing law at Chis Park in New Orleans ends with several men jailed and affidavits against others. If punished, the racing scene in New Orleans may end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Mitiandeab
Bari
Chis Park
Nesy Orleans
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ribiune
D. McCallum
la Q. Prn
M. F
Kentucky
Sitrest Buel
Cearse Johnsen
Samael Bfaoard
Er Elvens
Rik Cyrs
Oisteats
Thesses Hoen
del Knowie
Mbathayer Ae
Sister Louis
Mary
Reggio
Eerie
Anta Amarior
Girard County
Mie
Steke
Steke Espe Praun
ETNA
EDA Is
Sicily
Minneapolis Journal
Congress
Eddy Faith
Work OF Congress
Senoetor
Lincoln
Seater Baisley
Indiana
District of
Prissace
Postal Savings Bank
Senate Sis
Provideith
Dy Tine Limited
States Steel Corporation
Pessee
Condh & Tron Ceegarny
Roosesict
Arnaud
Dees Npr
Aruy
Sp Abia
Nissiat
Thea Ben Peppe
CP Sideri
Colerada
Olpistead
Tatts
Toxis
Howard
Ife
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!