Lateran Accord Ends Papal Imprisonment and Vatican Autonomy
Rome reports the Lateran treaties ratified by Italy and the Holy See, ending the pope's confinement and establishing Vatican City as an independent semi sovereign state. Ratifications exchanged by Cardinal Gasparri and Premier Mussolini marked a formal accord, with telegrams of blessing between Pope Pius XI and King Victor Emmanuel III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Papal State
Vatican
Vatican City
Pos Sitee
Lateran
Drese
Gasparri
Mussiti
Vetican
Mussolini
Papal Seceretary of
Jira
Bank of Italy
Italy
Pius
Atursolin
Papal Domain
Hirschbuhl
St. Petac's
Open Verdict In Murder of Woman on Coast
A coroner's jury in Los Angeles returns an open verdict in the death of Mrs. Virginia Patty. The report states she died from concussion of the brain caused by blows with a brick wielded by an unknown person, with homicidal intent. The jury suggests William Tallman should be found and interrogated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Willam Tallman
Virginia Patty
William Tallman
Chief Justice Taft Taken to Hospital
Washington reports Chief Justice William Howard Taft of the U S Supreme Court was removed to Gariela Hospital for observation amid sudden illness. The incident occurred during routine duties as officials await updates on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Quine
Willian Howard Taft
Aus Preme Court
Gariela Hospital
Sere Tecly
Illie Willis Fight Theme In Mama's Car Lyrics
Illie Willis confronts family tension in a lyric about staying strong. The piece references a mother figure and a child heart, with emotional trading and a plea for endurance amid hardship. The singer questions how to avoid conflict while keeping faith with loved ones.
Student Found Shot to Death at Haverford College
Philadelphia June 1 1914 William Linn father of Judge William Linn of the Pennsylvania superior court announced his son George Linn a Haverford College student was found dead with a .22 caliber pistol shot through the brain in Boyd Hall. Indications are not definite whether suicide occurred. autopsy pending and investigations by Captain Samuel Siegle of Haverford police. Four close friends were held for questioning. The student was named a scholar prize candidate and an aspiring poet. A note left by Linn was later examined by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphis
Willam Branwell Linn
Wiliam
Linn
Peonsylvania Suuvrgor Court
Sage
Stonas
Boyd Hall
Heverford College
Samuel Seigts
Haverford Township
Uirge Linn
Siegie
Young Linn
Single
Robert St. Doughty
Bilan
Georgy Frankerfield
Carner
Delaware Founty
Haverford
Ell
Liun
Ralph Atkinson Salem
John G. Hartman
York
Pas Wendell W
Blanche
Wayne
Dougity
Alb
Siegle
Professor's Death Indicates Death by Own Action
New York reports a 36 year old Columbia University professor of apcology died after jumping from a thirteenth floor Park Avenue apartment window. Police classify death as suicide with footprints showing he entered the room during a visit to Mrs. Ethel Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jaysell Goring Smuuh
Columbia L University
Ria
Moor Park ‘Avenue
Professor Staith
Ethel Clyde
Clyde
LC C Declines To Reopen Coal Rate Argument
The Interstate Commerce Commission denies a petition by Western Pennsylvania coal buyers and other parties to reopen the coal rate case. The existing 30 to 45 cent differential between northern and southern fields remains in effect, with southern carriers limited from restoring higher rates. The decision follows prior consent and court actions, signaling continued compromise terms among carriers and producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Uist
Washington
Interalite Commeyer
Effeet
West Virginia
Kentukey
Onis Ney
Camaridee
Hockurg
Crooksvile
Shawnee
Penarylvania
Wheeling
Exte Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nothern
Smogenetucky
Air Conl
Pennsylvania
West
Virginia
Kentucky
Inter -State Commerce Commission
Chesapeake
Onic
Louisvile
Nashville
Angi ‘Chor Goal Company
American Eagle Colliery
West Wiepitin
Tennessee
Southern West Visgna Federal District Court
Chariverton
West Viremt
Northern Tarriers
United States Supreme Court
Virgin
Federal
Bscriet Court
Supreme Court
Vol W. Davis
J. van Norman
Liguilyuil Testhling
Pal Uzemearte
Federal Distrk Court
Senate Approves Norris Proposal to Change Congress Term
The Senate approved a constitutional amendment proposed by Senator Norris to set one two year Congress term beginning January 2 and shift presidential start to January 15. The measure, 64 to 9, moves to the House where ratification is uncertain and aims to shorten sessions after elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Novis
Republican
Nevsaska
Pveposine
Congress
Don. Peressmer
Ovelr
Thesiiles
Bingham
Dale
Vermont
Hastings
Metcalf
Rhode
Suse
Bishop to Speak on Grafton Conference
Bishop Hes ber Weleh of Pittsourgh will travel to Grafton tomorrow to discuss the September Methodist Episcopal conference at the local shiveh. The visit aims to involve pastors and laymen in Preston county as part of the planned event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Hes Ber Weleh
Pittsourgh
Methodist Episcopal Shiveh
Aurora
Preston County
Deserter son writes songs leaving riches behind
In a sensational story from New York, Johnny Green, son of a wealthy patron, abandons family wealth to marry and pursue music. He rose from Hare Yard to collaborate with famed composers like Gershwin and Kahn, while his father papers warn of financial risk. Green’s talent is evident in new works and planned studies amid personal turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Papa
Manhattan
Plitlon
Protisslai
Papal
Mackays
Johnny
Hare Yard
Papa Green
Marvard
John Waldo Green
Karvard
Coast Bund
Politician Shot in Roadhouse Gun Battle Near Mishawka
South Bend police detained three Elkhart attorneys and a mobile salesman as they investigated the death of Edward Blankert, 43, Mishawaka politician, killed in a roadhouse shootout. Wounded were attorney Hawley Burke and Alex Slovers. Marta Kramer was injured, while Orrin Markel remained uninjured. Investigators noted similar caliber bullets used in Burke and Slovers were from those that killed Blankert. Kramer reported Blankert drew a revolver from his car and an ensuing struggle sparked the gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Edward Blankert
Mishawka
Hawley
Burke
Alex Slovers
Marta M. Kramer
Uneamies
Orrin A. Markel
Intra
Markel
Kramer
Elkhart
Ethel Boyer
Sandhouse
Burkes and
Sivers
Blankert
Hey
Blaikert
Elknirt
la Minbuwka Burke
Raskob to Resign Is Capital Rumor
Washington June 7 A report with gossip of the day says John J Raskob may resign as Democratic National Chairman He is said to seek active business work after divesting his newspaper interests Some Democrats foresee a party rift if he remains at the helm while others praise his service, noting no move to oust him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. Raskob
Hte Dure Feang
Democratic National Committee
Alfred B. Shith
Mike
Charmin Ras
Kav
Rise Kol
Nere
Ruskels
Hoover Plans No Lengthy Vacation
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover plans no extended vacation during the projected series of war-related efforts. He will remain in Washington and continue work as calls for national drives and technical developments persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dent Hoaver
Con Artes
Techee
Waslington
Labor Cabinet Is Announced By MacDonald
London June currency of the new labor government, to receive seals of office tomorrow, announced by Ramsay MacDonald. Cabinet includes Margaret Bondfield as minister of labor, historic for women’s rights. New members and outsiders noted, with several peerced appointees and a strong but not House of Commons majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Windsor Castle
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Margaret Bondfield
Grang
Britain
Miss Bondfield
England
Labor
tVhat MacDonald
Lh Hig Party
New House For Commons
Philp Snowden
Arthur Henderson
Sidney Webb
J. ER. Clyne
Tom Shaw
Ford
D. H. Thomen
Lord Paymoor
Flr
Lord Thomsogericult Vare
Noel Buxton
Board of Education
C. P. Trevelyan
Scotland
W. Adamson
Lancaster
Donald Montes
LW. A. Dowitt
J. 3. Melville
F. C. Roberts
Baneport
Herbert Morrison
T. Johnston
Port Minster
Lees Smith
Lord Arnold
Henderson
Miss Bondfield Lansbury
Snowden
Ute
Inbar
Buxton
Lanebury
Nfe
A. H. Thomnes
Clyses
Shaw
Lancashire
Uhrer
Emirage
Webb
Asmiven AK
House of Commons
Jorde Webbins
Lanham Harbor
Poultienehetes
Mac- Dawied
Labor Party
Enoche Retires To Avoid Trial
Washington dispatch reports Colonel Berkeley Enoche former chief of staff of the second corps near who faced a three specification court martial on discipline and disrespect charges. He retires with full rank and honor and a $375 monthly pension. Born in Iranton he earned the Spanish American War gallantry decoration and the Distinguished Service Cross for World War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Good Olay
Berkeley Enoche
Second Corps
Nea
Hanson FE
Ely
Enochs
War Department
Department of the Specification
Governor's Island
Archibald Campbell
Iranton
Avitaor Is Killed As Parachute Fails
U S Army officer Linut W. D. Slingerland en route to Sioux City for the dedication of Rickenbacker airport was killed when his parachute failed to open five miles southwest of Coon Rapids. He piloted one of six planes in the formation for the dedication ceremony. Major Ralph Royce is mentioned as commanding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
W. D. Slingerland
Trom Selfridge Field
Coon Rapids
Slingerland
Ralph Royce
Thad
Law Against Jaywalking Enforced in Chicago
In Chicago pedestrians faced a strict enforcement of jaywalking rules as officers guided crowds at busy intersections. Commissioner Russell ordered police to curb reckless crossing behavior amid a surge of motor traffic and new curbside regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russel
Experts Sign Youngs Plan Ending Parley
Paris reports that on June 7 financial experts from several nations signed the Young plan to settle war reparations over about eight years. The division of payments favors France, Great Britain, Italy, and others, with the United States receiving 30 percent of army costs. The plan removes reparations from politics and shifts them to banking and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Spa
Owen D. Young
Hotel George
Young
Germany
United Press
France
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Selgin
Serbia
Rumania
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Maine
Rhineland
United
George V
Hjalmar Sconert
Ludwig Egstl
Will Urges Farmers To Sign Census Rolls
Beverly Hills letter urges farmers to sign census rolls and promises a new congressmen benefit. It mocks relief measures while urging participation, alleging government schemes to ease poverty through a promised enticement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Beverly Hills
Calif
Congress
Che Mer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cardinal Gasparri
Pope
Illie Willis
By Amery Quillen
Pant Metyifeky
Harrison
Nooo Ehureh
Helen Olyta
Hose
Clyta
Columbia
LC. C
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Macon
Phar
Mremy
Bart Manelertee
Eliley
Maguire
Deedee
Sarah Power
Wii
Atari
Senate
Norris
Johnny Green
World
Stock Exchange
Johan
Wong
Wall Street
George Gershwin
Roger Wolfe Kahn
Moe
Heee
Indiana Roadhouse
Raskob
Hoover
Enoche
Avitaor
Windy City
Eratrie
Peertritis
Tuattig
William F. Russell
West Plains
Buscell
Twenfarners
Yours
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!