Talmadge Says Georgia Faces Treasury Turmoil Amid Politics
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge denounces New Deal policies as he presses to run the state without an appropriation. Allegations arise over the misplacement of state bonds and cash, with treasurer George B Hamilton accused of moving securities to the Federal Reserve Bank. Impeachment talk looms as the credit crisis strains state finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Talmadge
United States
Prass
Mecon
Nevo
Ain Tikin
Charles Hlegal
George B Him Iton
Tolmidge
Federal Reserve Bank
Talmidae
Hamilton Ot
George B Hamilton
INS
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Fulton National Bank
Atlanta Clearing House
J Bo
Tobe Daniel
Treaswer
Wooll
Funeral for Charles Dauchy to be held Saturday at 11
Funeral services for Charles H Dawes rate engineer for the Iowa Flotre Light and Power companys who died suddenly Wedbestles noon at Ader wall beheld un the Turner chapel Setura Sat Tham The Rev J RoVeC tough wall officiate and tooo deity, witl be tarken to Bloor town for burial with short Servers at the grave at ro pm Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Dawes
Iowa Flotre Light and Power
Unclear Midwest Industry Report Reflects 1930s Output Shifts
A chaotic summary of midwest industry data from January shows U.S. auto production rising with 299,926 passenger cars and 67,326 trucks. Furniture makers report strong orders, wholesale and grocery sales edge higher, and electrical supplies up. An unidentified woman is injured in an auto spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tour Industries
Jurnais
Jnuary
Graft Scandal Recap Scored By Iowa Officials Plea
The talk recounts Iowa graft cases tied to Sioux City indictments and the O Connor prosecution. Max Duckworth’s confession and charges against Nels Krasche implicate fund leakage at the state liquor store with hush payments from bootleggers. Verne Marshall aided exposure, while Clyde Mayer Cornish Beck Bert Welch and others are cited in testimony. The speaker urges citizen responsibility and scrutiny of public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsurest
Havner
Sioux City
Ed O Connor
Woodbury County
Max Duckworth
Duckworths
Nels Krasche
Iowa
Inquor
W Connor
Java
Publi
Hutner
Verne Marshall
Coldar Rapds Gasette
Saux City
Clyde Herring
Des Moines
Mr Marshall
Gazette
Clyde Mayer
Cornish Beck
Bert Welch
Wds
No Real Effort Charged On Sea Safety By Official
Commander H McCoy Jones, former chief navigation officer, alleged that federal authorities failed to guarantee ship safety. He claimed the navigation bureau faced long standing inadequacies and personnel shortages since a 1916 report, and that resignations followed due to alleged misstatements and improper orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H McCoy Jones
Commerce Department
Bureau of Navigation
Jones
US Chamber of Commerce
Secreters of Commerce
TP O
Frederik L Adams
Bureau
VOUshington Cap Pact Details Uneven Support
Fragmentary notes describe a pact amid political tension. References to peers, officials, and a press session hint at debated terms and possible shifts in support.
Fragmentary OCR Notice About Postmaster Service
Fragmented text mentions postmaster service and a central house. unreadable lines reference postal matters and a service. It hints at a local or historic postal office topic but lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify.
Death toll from snowslides mounts in mountain town
Grim toll rises as snowslides bury four more people and kill at least one in a remote Montana county. Rescue teams dig out survivors and bodies while homes are damaged and towns brace for further slides.
Queries on Borah Future Referred to Borah Himself
Des Moines AP Ray McKaig, candidate for William Borah's U S Senate seat, says voters must ask Borah about his plans. McKaig, an observer at the Iowa GOP state convention, claims only Borah can win against Roosevelt and denies endorsing his own bid or courting Borah's backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ray McKaig
William E. Borah
United States Senate
Inquirers
Borah
Idaho
McKaig
Senate
Iowa
Northwest
West
Roosevelt
Blockade lifts as drift rescue and reopenings map Iowa roads
Rescued ten marooned men and a sweep of highway openings marked efforts to restore travel across northwest Iowa. The Iowa highway commission announced openings on routes including No 75 from LeMars, No 33 from Alton to Sibley, No 141 to No 140, No 35 to Sioux City, and others. Temperatures forecast five below in the northeast and ten above in the south as snow subsides and warmer weather nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
The
Highway Commission
LeMars
Alton
Sibley
Sioux City
Denison
Rockwell City
Goldfield
Clear Lake
Estherville
Winnebago County
Forest City
Humboldt
Fort Dodge
Slot Contempt Case Tangles Minneapolis Courtroom
Elwood Fitchette, attorney for liquor dealers, was cited for contempt by Judge Arthur Selever after appearing intoxicated and disrupting proceedings. He named Art Goff, brother of the county attorney, as operating slot machines in violation of law. The hearing followed grand jury indictments for perjury against the dealers amid police action to curb machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Elwood Fitchette
Arthur Selever
Fitchette
Art Goff
Hennepin
Selover
Walter Liggett
Midwest American
Fitchette Liggett
Fitchettes
Frank Forestal
J W Alexander Dies Member of Wilson Cabinet
Joshua W. Alexander 84 wartime secretary of commerce in the Woodrow Wilson cabinet died Thursday at his Galatin Missouri home after a period of illness. Mrs Alexander and five children were at his bedside. Alexander had served in government for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Alexander
Wilson
Gallatin, Mo
Joshua W. Alexander
Woodrow Wilson
Alexander
Four Die In Wake Of Auto Speeder
In Memphis Tennessee a patrolman and three culprits were killed when a squad car chasing a speeder crashed at an intersection. Patrolman Godlfam aged 25, Fuegoene McNamara 24, Lawrence Cleary 23, and Don Coburn 31 died. Ham, the officer’s partner, was slightly injured. The speeder escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Tenn
INS
Godlfam
Fuegoene McNamara
Lawrence Cleary
Don Coburn
Ham
Insurgents Kill Japanese Finance Minister In Tokyo Uprising
Reports describe the assassination of Korekiyo Takahashi and the slaying of other high officials as rebels seize key sites in Tokyo. The attack felled Okada and other leaders, with martial law tightening as troops patrol main streets and palace grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okada
Yodobashi
Korekiyo Takahashi
Takahashi
Makoto Saito
Imperial Palace
Joseph Grew
Peers Club
Koraku
Sanno
Tom L. Sears
Associated Press
Yoko
Teruzo Ando
Ichitaro Yamaguchi
Kiyosada Koda
Bond posted in liquor sale case against Cringos
Mike Cringos posted a 500 dollar bond in district court on an illegal sale of intoxicating liquor charge filed by County Attorney G K Thompson. The arrest followed the weekend apprehension of Stanley Dalecky who admitted obtaining alcohol from Cringos for fifty cents at the Iowa Lunch on 404 3rd Avenue SE. Dalecky pled not guilty and was released on his own bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Cringos
G K Thompson
E W Lundquist
Cringos
Stanley Dalecky
Cedar Rapids
Dalecky
Iowa
Pan American Clipper Leaves Midway For Wake Island Run
The Pan American Airways China Clipper departed Midway Island at 5:55 am 955 PST bound for Wake Island 1,248 miles west. Flying conditions were reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Island
INS
Manila
Pan American Airways
Wake Island
Here
Radio Schedule Highlights Wide Range of NBC CBS Airings
A lengthy listing details morning to late evening radio programming across CBS NBC and affiliated networks. Programs include music features, dramas, orchestras, talk segments, children's fare, and orchestral concerts with multiple stations and chain references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
Edward Dayies
WJZ
Sammy Kaye Orch
Mount
Gest
WABC
WGST
CBS
Wabc c
WEAP
Syordts
American School of the Air
WBBM
KMOX
Nicholas Mathayorch
Weaf Chain
Clark Dennis
WJZ Chain
W. S. Marine Band
Wz Chain
Mark Warnow Orch
Vic
Alice Joy
Nbcr
Harold Sternord
WCCO
Chaio
Congress Speaks
Terry and
Ted
Wabc Chain
Breen
de Rose
Thomas Broadhurst
Weap Kyw
Buck Rocers
WHBM
Animal News Club
Te Mary. Small
Lee Gordon Etch
Kines Guard
Duckly Heller
Billy and Metty
Ravel
WJZ Hin
Jazy Dan
WABG
Wweco
Tim
Oscar Shaw
Bed Nichols Orch
Frank Munn
WLW
KYW
al Pearce and Gang
WJZ N
Dick Powell
Ray Patee Orch
Wast
Waring
Myrt
the McCo Miggharee
Larry Cotton
Phil Levant Chain
Orch
Mal Ucero
Don_ Redma Ron
Ragan Orch
Tommy Dor
Tomsey Orch
Emil Coleman Orch
Art Jarrett Orch
Jesse_ Crawfote
Vghain
Enry
Ae Aistead Orch
Shandor
Yv Shan Jolnist
Henry Busse Orch
Weaf Chatn
Ranay Weeks Orch
Wzch
Guy Lombardo Orch
Ruby Newman Orch
Neerie
Phil Ohman Orch
Ivgz
Harry Sosnik Orch
Bucharest Riots Wound Over Fifty as Police Fire
In Bucharest police fired on communist and socialist demonstrators after rioting over treason trials of Anna Pauker and others. Armor cars patrolled streets as crowds shouted against Lupescu and Jews. no one seriously wounded and fire brigades dispersed mobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
Anna Pauker
Magda Lupescu
Carol II
Moscow
Lupescu
Mile
Paris
Carol
London
George V
England
Writ Issued for “Forgotten Woman” in County Jail
Judge Michael Feinberg issued a habeas corpus writ for Mrs Daisy C Tegtmeyer 61 known as the forgotten woman of the county jail. She was sentenced for contempt on July 17 1933 by Judge Hugo Friend and has remained imprisoned. The writ cites an Illinois law allowing prisoner release if confinement becomes intolerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael Feinberg
Daisy C. Tegtmeyer
Tegtmeyer
Hugo Friend
Government to borrow another billion in spending plan
The administration pushes for new borrowing and tax changes to finance a $31.3 billion public debt, with proposals including a 3 percent manufacturers tax, retroactive processing levies, and expanded income tax bases. Key figures Rep Patman and Morgenthau push for measures while Congress debates timing and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Supreme Court
Congress
Wright Patman
Tex
House
Roosevelt
Ways and Means Committee
Burns
Treasury
Morgenthau
Senate Finance Committee
Adlerika Advertises Quick Constipation Relief
For thirty years Mrs. Mabel Schott suffered chronic constipation with bloating headaches and back pain. Adlerika claims fast relief within minutes and complete bowel cleansing, with Dr H L Shoub noting bacterial checks in the colon. Sold by all druggists in drug departments as an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Mabel Schott
H. L. Shoub
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crea
Tyre
Wiest
Niall
Charles Dauchy
Cuarles H, Dauchy
UAINS
Midwest
Middle West
Federal Reserve Bank of
Cntargo
Indiana
Nhnow
Wisconsin
McKigan
Civil Service
Farley
Pittsburgh
Varia Jeritza
Pittsburghi 2 Plate Glass Company
Pope LD
Cieil Service House
Burke Ida
Ote Vondermeer
Brethes Stanes
Poplar, Mont
Igwa
Brother of
Hennepin Co. Atty
Clipper
Gulliver
ED Wynn
Plymouth
Lennie Hayton
King's Men
Columbia Network
Music Appreciation Hour
W. Chains
Helen Trent
Merry Madcaps Orch
Weaf Chain Nail, Farm and Home Hour
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!