White House Banquet Fetes Jeweled Queen
Queen Marie of Roumania sat at President Coolidge's right hand at a White House state banquet, the first reigning queen to be entertained there, wearing a diamond tiara from her mother and a blue ribbon with the order of Carol. The royal party joined the President, Mrs. Coolidge, and foreign dignitaries for a formal dinner in the colonial setting, then toured Washington landmarks including Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Washington
Queen Marie of
Prince Nicholas
Princess Heana
John Adams
Marie of
Trusala
Alexander
Order of Carol
Tleana
White Mouse
New York
America
Rowmania
Coolidge
White House
Oassidge
Mount Vernon
Ariington National Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
Waite House
United States
Vacal
J. Bowes Wright
Wright
New Jersey Thugs Strike Newark Jeweler Shop
Banils renew criminal activity in New Jersey with a jewelers shop robbery near Broad and Market streets. Four men beat Samuel Wyman and stole 2500 in jewelry, two thousand five hundred in value, as four youths were detained in Elizabeth then brought to Newark for questioning. Police chase links to a Thursday mail truck robbery of 161,700 dollars. a bandit killed a man and wounded three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Samuel Wyman
Broad Street
Elizabeth O
Bandiis
Elizabeth
Eliaheth
Tod Morgan Wins Lightweight Title Defense in San Francisco
Tod Morgan of East tie successfully defended the junior lightweight crown at Recreation Baseball Park in San Francisco by defeating Johnny Dundee of New York in ten rounds. Dundee relied on his left hand from round two and endured a beating. Dundee’s handlers reported a broken right wrist in round two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bankers of World Unite to Promote Trade Manifesto
London reports an international manifesto signed by bankers and industrialists including J P Morgan. The appeal calls for removing barriers to revive European and global trade, with signatories from Europe and the United States. Origin details remain murky as Berlin circulation is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers OF World
United Appeal
London
Europe
Bankere
J. PP. Morgan
New York
Aswell
United States
Berlin
Gonden Press
U S Bankers Deny Tariff Moves Hit Trade
New York October 19. Removal of tariff barriers and other restrictions upon European trade, proposed by leading international bankers, would affect postwar European accords without altering American tariff taxes. The statement drew little notice from U S bankers, with Albert H Wirgin of Chase saying it explained itself. Morgan and Gates W McGarrah were unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiggin
Albert H. Wirgin
Chase National Bank
Europe
Morgan
Great Britain
Gates
W. McGarrah
Queen Marie Plans Telegram Writing Tour
Queen Marie of Hunmutania announces she will write for The Telegram and allied papers of the North American Newspaper Alliance. Correspondents and photographers are barred from accompanying her special train during a country tour as she seeks privacy after returning to New York from the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Marie
Ain
Marie
Hunmutania
Telegram
Fin Associated Newspapers
North American Newspaper
Alliance
Mashington
Queen Marie of
Mourmadie
New York
Privas
Autopsy Planned for Hall and Mills Graces Graves
Bodies of Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills to be exhumed in New Jersey and New York for autopsies by Dr Otto Schultze and a team of experts. Examinations aim to determine injury nature and extent four years after the murders. Proceedings to be conducted at Van Liew cemetery New Brunswick and Greenwood cemetery Brooklyn with officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumerville
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Milla
Otto Schultze
New York County
Schultze
Alexander Simpson
New Jersey
Tri. Schultze
Joseph A. Yaurot
New Yorks City
Fred Drewan
Jersey City
Hall
Senator Simpson
Schultza
Mills
van Liew
New Brunswick
Stevens
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Schullzo
Debs Near Death As Socialist Leader Lapses Further
Chicago October 19 Debs aged Socialist leader sinks toward death while in coma after days of decline doctors report a heart condition and kidney trouble have long haunted him family and national Socialist figures gather in Terre Haute and New York as his condition worsens by the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Harry Wiseman
Albrecht
Debs
Deba
Hye
National Socialist
Theodore Debs
Terre Haute
John Hein
Hein
Cloux
New York
Wit Henry
Socialist Party
Hartley Recall Petition Grows in Washington
Seattle dispatch reports growing efforts to recall Governor Hartley the first gubernatorial recall attempt in state history. A recall committee approved the form of charges accusing Hartley of malfeasance and misfeasance and began distributing petitions with quotas set for all 39 counties to secure 97 78 valid signatures for a recall election. The charges allege misuse of educational funds and removal of regents while appointing legislators to state posts to sway policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Rolana
Hartley
Washington
J. Grant Hinkle
Olympia
EK. F. Blaine
Gov. Hartley
Boards of Regents
University of Washington
Washington State College
State Board of Equalization
Eacch
Regenta
Henry Suzzallo
State Federation of Labor and Eather
Ferguson aided by advertisers say contractors testify
Four Texas contractors told lawmakers they bought ads in James E B Ferguson Forum to win governor’s support and secure highway work. Witnesses included W A Boyett who paid for ads to gain favor and secure a 76000 maintenance contract, and Holland Page who bought 1200 in space after landing a 65000 highway contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Reid
Texas Legislation Committee
State Department Today
James Eb.fergguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ferguson Forum
Co. E. Hoff
San Antonio
Jim Ferguson
W. A. Boyett
Bryan
Boyett
CG. M. Kelley
Holland Page
Lockhart
Bovett
Page
George Also
Deadliest cathode ray touted in tube by Coolidge
Chicago reports Dr. Alf Tyler of Omaha described a powerful cathode ray developed by Dr. W. D. Coolidge of Schenectady. The ray, projected from an X-ray tube, already shows extreme potency as it disintegrates animal and plant life in minutes, ahead of the Milikan ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coolidge
Alf Tyler
Omaha
Ned
Archives of Physical Therapy
American College of Physical Therapy
W. D. Coolidge
General Diectrin Company
Schenectady
Dr. Tyler
Ir. Tyler
Rivilological Society of America
RA. Millikan
University of Mirage
New York gang trial opens. jurors drawn in Stamford case
Nine alleged New York gangsters stand accused of assaulting two Stamford garment workers on September 24. A panel of 36 was drawn, only four jurors accepted. Prominent manufacturers and executives from Bridgeport area firms were among those examined. Bonits of $15,000 each were posted for nine defendants, with $5,000 sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Burgia
Brooklawn Park
Bridgeport
Dartencourt
Philadephia
United States
Lang
Africa
Petrat Dea
Boy
Man
Pocahontas Lodge
Fairfield County
Tegal
Uo S
Hartford
London
New Halt Mills
Forner
Muita Ba Cs
Bankers of World Notte
Charg- Roel
Enll Dasung
Anpatiesa
Catton
Brooklawn
Dartford
Seguin
Harvard Darmouth
Rutgers New York
New York
Stamford
Newell Jennings
Criminal Superior Court
Albert J3. Lavery
BOY Hydrautle Co
Dwight c. Wheeler
Acme ‘Shear Company
Wilmot IV. Wheeler
American Chain Company
John Field
Warner Brothers Company
Gilbert W. Goodridge
Bryant Electric Company
Guy E.summond
Black Rock Manufacturing Company
John G. Schwarz
Schwarz Brothers Company
George Tompkins
Westport
Jennings
Ulrle
Enrico Puzzuolo
International Garment Workers Union
Two Arrested at Favorite Cloak Plant
Police detained two men after they acted suspiciously at the Favorite Cloak company shop on Wallfield Avenue. One man carried two loaded revolvers. both were held on $1,090 bail. A third man linked to the gang on trial was brought to headquarters for questioning and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallfield Avenue
Stamford
Court House
Salvator Conmor
Roi
Jerry Espoelto
Madison Avenue
Pairfield Avenue
Crawford Laundry
Abraham Kautz
Raip
Burglars Wound Man in Brooklawn Park Home
David Hutchinson 61 Denver Avenue superintendent for Brooklawn Park association was shot through the left chest at his home on Lookout Drive Brooklawn Park in an apparent burglary. Detectives investigated as the robbers escaped. A wine cellar door and window were broken and authorities searched the quiet exclusive town. Hutchinson survived with hospital care expected to save him. Curtis, the attorney owner, was informed by telegram from Lake Placid. Continued on page sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hutchinson
Denver Avenue
Brooklawn Park Association
Frederick B.ilson
Brookpark
Fairfield
Maidmore Bridgeport
Ar. Curtis
Main Street
Placid
Fly
Ed Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Harry
H. GO. King
Curtis Home
King's House
Ambul
Walter Neiaon
Harry Kennedy
Bridge Hospital
Frank T
Brooklawn Park
Goclitian
Staples Sak
Charles Myatt
Curtis
Lake Placid
N. E
Israel J. Cohn
Cohn
Cat Dies Saving Boy From Gas In Home
John English, twelve, of 810 Grand Street, owes his life to a pet cat that woke him by scratching his face as illuminating gas escaped from a jet. The cat died from gas poisoning while the boy and his uncle were treated at the Emergency hospital. The family believes a disconnected gas line in the kitchen caused the leak while the dog disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John English
Grand Street
Chester Ls. Haberlin
Ex Local Lawyer Resigns From Bar
New Haven October 19 AP. Instead of appearing in court on charges of ethical misconduct the grievance committee of the New Haven County bar accepted resignations of Samuel L Hickles Milford and William J McKenna Bridgeport from the county bar. The resignations drop them from the bar and avoid a hearing. Hickles is in Florida and McKenna remains in New Haven. They were summoned to appear before Judge C L Avery. Rickles formerly practiced in Bridgeport as junior member of a local firm now dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Magen
Samuel L. Hickles
Milford
William J. MccKenna
Hickies
Florida
McKenna
C. L. Avery
Rickles
Bridgeport
Catholics Seek Coolidge Backing Against Mexican Theories
At Cleveland on October 19 the National Council of Catholic Men urged President Coolidge to prevent propagation in the United States of government theories from the Mexican Republic. The convention accused Mexico's minority government of using military power to strip the Catholic Church of rights and said Mexican diplomats abuse their positions. Continued on Page Sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Coolidge
National Council of Catholic Men
Mexico
Kipling Attends Imperial Conference Opens in London
British Empire leaders gather for the ninth imperial conference in London with premiers from Britain Australia New Zealand and South Africa plus Irish and Indian dignitaries. The opening day focused on ceremonial greetings and messages of goodwill as the long deliberations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Empire
Whch
Stanly Tialdwin
Great Britain
W. TL
Mavsenze Wing
Wansda
SM Bruce
Australia
TG. Gonter
New Zealand
J. B. M. Hertog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coolidges
Executive Mansion
Regation
Covlilee
Tieana
Prints Nichintas
Royal Poerry
Legat
Mio
Mario White
Aguse Haquet
Feter
Hejewried
Quin Ax Coolidgey
Wielg
Pahuisty
Newark Gems
Tod Morgan
Westminster Gazette
England
U. S
Hall-Mills
Deat End
Say
General Electric
Colchester
Jack Litman
Tarry Tittledaum
Charles Kayke
James Cavus
Louis Harrie
Harry Bilcom
Samuel Rosenberg
Max Naer
James Corti
F. B. Curtis
Pet Gats
Feline
BAR
Samuel L. Rickles
New Havener
Kipling
British Dominion
Wales
Union of South Africa
Monroe
Newfoundland
Irish Free State Executive Council
William Congrave
Maharajah
Burdwan
India
Lovey
Sidelliv
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!