Desolate Utah Frontier Scene Hidden By Indian War
National Geographic notes a Utah Ute uprising in San Juan County, describing a remote red rock region with canyons, mesas, and few settlements. The area, bordered by the Colorado and San Juan rivers, holds vast, largely unexplored terrain and late white contact to view its natural wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Washington, D.C
National Geographic Society
San Juin County
New Tertimate
Colorado River
Arizona
Sulia
San Juan River
Grand Canyon
Grand River
Colorado
San Juan County
Wits
Selther
White Merite
Juay County
New Labor Union Bank Opens in New York City
May 18 report that the federation with the Central Ward and Labor Council and the State Federation of Labor opened a new labor union bank at Eighth Avenue and Thirty-Fourth Street in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Labor Union Bank For
New York City
New York
Labor Union Bank
Federation Vent
Central Vradest & Labor Onuncil
State Federation of Lator
Eidhth Avenue
Thirty-Fourth Street
Four Awards Made in City Compensation Actions
Four compensation awards were issued by Commissioner Buckingham in city actions. Grace Guerra received 133.98 for injuries to three fingers on her left hand at General Electric, with additional rent to be paid in a lump sum. Mis Guerra endured multiple operations after the May incident at a factory. Baptista of Norta Avenue gained 410.0 for hand injuries at American Tube & Stamping, losing two fingers. Lockwood of Leeds Street, Stamford, got 2108 for help from Greenwich Battery and Radiator. Hubert Davis of Madison Avenue was awarded 2787 in final settlement with Locomobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward T. Bucking
Sliss Grace Guerra
General Electric Company
Rendy
Misa Guergo
Conimi
Enor Buckingham
Sohn Baptista
Ji Norta Avenue
Emiles
American ‘Tube & Stamping Company
Baptista
Che Aware
Hubert Davis
Madison Avenue
Locomobile
Lockwood
Leeds Street
Stamford
Greenwich Battery
Ranator Company
Bridge Breakage Blocks Tunxis Road In Town
Residents face a blocked Tunxis Road as a bridge at Tunsis Hill Accesse River to Strattyca remains down for weeks. Local authorities and class groups plan repairs next week to restore access and ease the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunxis
Tne
Tunsis Hill
Rowater
Strattica
Britain and U S wage trends contrast amid strikes and shortages
The piece compares Britain's falling real wages with rising U S pay, noting significant increases in steel and other sectors. It cites the National Industrial Conference Board data, unemployment, and the impact of wage cuts in Britain, along with union activity, labor costs, and the need to restart blast furnaces amid production pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiuier
United States
Anmaunend
Britain
Steel Corporation
Gare
Indus
National Industrial Conference Board
Rew
Wilson
New York
Yavelt
Georgia Handlord
Wade
Ruhr
Ene Niy
Miriinin
Sie
South Wales
Dnik
Traffe Union
Lbb
House of Commons
Ig Stitt & Reserve
Stiles
Suwon
Mayor warns fare fight could cost city $400000
Mayor Atwater told a public hearing at Coma County Monday night the fare dispute could force the city to spend about $400000. He said the public utilities commission may act by February and that a return to the old fare system would require formal action if the public expresses support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coma County
Atwater
Publos Commission
Fairfield Meeting Opposes Fare Change
Fairfield residents held a protest meeting Monday night to oppose a proposed five cent fare increase that would return the old rate to suburban points, a move mirrored but not identical to Bridgeport. Joe Bielen Wakeman will chair the Fairfield gathering as residents vow to contest the fare change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Joe Bileen
Ansonia Woman Sues City for 5000 Dollars
A Ansonia woman injured in January on Maple Street near Shay property sues the city for 5000 dollars. Deputy Sheriff William Shea of Derby handles papers. DM Sullivan and Healy of Merris and is returnable to the Superior Court on the first Tuesday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OXTA
Felermind
Mesabel de Parker
Shay
Maple Street
Sew Haven Sueherisf
Nces Sary Ol
Sherif Wiliam Shea
Derby
Prsintiff
Scout Camp On Housatonic River Plans Announced
Preparations are underway for a Scout camp on the Housatonic River from June 25 to August to be run by a committee with community support. The camp site lies along the riverbank near Knustresse and includes activities and routines for the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic River
Putnam Policeman Dies at Worcester
May 18 Mass reports a Putnam policeman killed in Worcester. Details are garbled but indicate a fatal automobile crash involving officers from Putnam and connections to Connecticut. Sparse legible names include a Captain and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Worcester
Leviathan Arrives in Boston Dry Dock
The Leviathan reaches Boston for dry docking as maritime operations shift. Details are limited in the fragmented OCR text, but the vessel’s transfer to the Navy facility marks a maintenance phase amid ongoing Atlantic service constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leviathan
Boston Dry Dock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thantling
Connors
Main Street
Elm
Omar
Omiane
Clune
Norfalk
Bendot
Teuhie
Bell
London
Cradley Heath
al Trade Boards Act
Heypert Samuel
Cmmissioner
Palestine
Met
Columbi
Supreme Cour
Tom Hoa
Heber St. Sherard
England
Farre
Fairfield Meeting
Ansonia
City
Fey
Knustresse
Invei Conoeil
Reesomithie
Hess
Mass
Teday
Webster
Meassais Rites
Aldernay
Himenius Mingay
Daytmann
Abcanaay
Howrey
Max
Avith
Halsing
Sieanl Saintly
Navy
Elvy
Iniestors
Tweed Norfolk
Memainsook
Astoris
Nainsonj
Main
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!