Insurgent Republicans ousted from Senate committees
A dramatic Senate reshuffle unfolds as insurgent Republicans are stripped of key committee posts, with 64 to 11 voting to replace them. The move, debated for hours, prompts defense from Borah who calls it unjust to party and states, urging breadth and tolerance for future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ladd
Lands Committee
Post
Oregon
Copeland
Wheeler
Wns
Watson
Commerce Committee
Tyle
Repub
Borah
Senate
Loyalty and party lines in a heated Senate debate
The speech laments punishing Republicans for past loyalties, arguing unity over demotion preserves harmony and party strength. It warns of future repercussions in 1926 and recalls historical demotions of Douglas and Sumner to illustrate risks of factional purging.
West Virginia Papers Quarrel Over General Mitchell Demotion
Editorials from Wheeling Register Clarksville Exponent and Cleveland Plain Dealer discuss Brigadier General Mitchell being demoted to colonel after defending aeronautics and criticizing naval aviation policy. They argue the punishment clashes with truth telling and public interest, noting support from admirals and aviation leaders and the broader need for stronger U S air power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourthig Witchel
Wiliam Mitchell
Wip
France
Washington
Mitchel
James B. Fochet
War Department
House
Mitchell
America
Weeks
Sims
Phelps
Ace Rickenbacker
Uiders
Norfolk
Jangley Field
Great Britain
Wheeling Register
Cleveland Plain
Micehod
Mitenon Senan
Army
Navy
Canital
Ingsland
Coltinnal
Ulverett Tar
Mitelel
Rickenbacker
Detroit United railway placed in receivership by trust firm
Security Trust Company of Detroit and Joseph W Simard of Montreal were named receivers for the Detroit United railway and the Yellow Coach company of Chicago. Directors had not notified the receivership, but it was done in the interest of shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Neely
West Virginia
House
Senate
Judiciary
Athccaucus
F of Columbia
District of Columbia
Plunger the Osprey Defends Big River Fish
In a Burgess bedtime tale, Plunger and Mrs. Plunger chase a giant fish left by King Eagle. Plunger confronts the thief and cries out robber as King Eagle flies off with the prize. The title story hints at respect for the Plungers in a 1925 publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plunger
Puner
Pheto
Theo
King Eagle
Mrs. Plunger
Bugs Baer Says New Work Provided
A garbled fragment cites Bugs Baer claiming new work is provided though the text is unreadable and lacks clear event details. The excerpt appears as stray dialogue with no identifiable date or location.
Paris Note on Birds and Prohibition Echoes
Paris dispatch recounts Lowlis the tird man of the Tuileries training hundreds of birds, including Francoit the magpie, amid showy tricks. The writer muses on American prohibition and social habits, spotting celebrities and critics alike, noting French reactions to U.S. habits and a lighthearted view of Parisian life and language barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lowlis
Francoit
Lex
Preichman
Elected officers named at home economics department meeting
Mrs. J. R. Guard was re elected chairman for another year at a Y M C A meeting. Other officers include Mrs. T of Shuker as chairwoman Mrs. Isabel Dahlstrom as secretary and treasurer and Mr s George Bloom as vice chairman. The group approved a new bridge luncheon April 14 at the Guards home to save money and discussed directing department funds to club building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elibarete
J. R. Guard
Home Economice
Department
Mra
T. of. Shuker
Ica
Isabel Dahlstrom
Mrc
George Bloom
Guard
Thesng
Mra. R
Altice Walker
Clu
Mre
Edgewood Country Club
Temple bill eyed to speed national map completion
New York March 10 James Hartnese president of the American Engineering council said the signing of the Temple bill by President Coolidge would allow the government to rush to finish the largest map project. The atlas costing about 50 million dollars will cover more than an acre per sheet and map every road railroad bridge house and manmade work with exact relations to natural features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Indiana
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Stephen A. Douglas
Buchanan
Charles Sumner
Grant
Coolidge
Congress
Borah
New York
James Hartnese
American Engineering Council
Evidence Lays Groundwork For Federal Prosecution In Summit County
Cleveland, March 18. Evidence obtained by State investigators from confiscated liquor in Summit County, Akron, was presented before U.S. District Attorney Alrb Bernsteen for federal prosecution. Bernsteen indicated cases involving Akron deputies will go before the grand jury now in session for a full inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chris Weaver
Summit County
Akron
U.S
AL RB Bernsteen
Ty Dor
Bernaceon
B. F. McDonald
Dernsteen
Ciary
Federal
Arand& Jury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Onnee
Fed Krae
eThinie
Lee Unider & Palda
Benin
Canetic Company
West Victioia
Cervier
Associated Press
David CU
Manely
Wilbur
Germany
Bursum
New Mexico
Radtoun
Modent
Metropolian
John W. Davis
Voellles
Neiw
Dayly
Ceoligge
Louthe
Gantleman
Atrorg
Name Receivers OF Detroit Co
Burgess
Alan
Might
Mehe
Pias
Tlons
Oatepeck
Thas
Flaw
Xood
Hrunger
Bugs Baer
McIntyre
Broadway
Sam Ben Ail Hoggin
Lou Hauser
Sinclair Lewis
Jed Kiley
Leon Betring
Raymond Garrol
Charlee Dana Gibrow
Ciro
Amarcan
Han
Patriote
Greta
Admie i
Prenline
Angie
Kolic Innéliarton
Machine Jim
Grea
Harry
International Bar Flies Association
Steger
BR Rewanaler
Se Une
Ano
Rene
Nina
McNaught | Sradicate, Inc
James Hartness
Engineering Council
U. S
London
Pont
Drenthe
Jupiter
Manhattan
Bertender
P. S
Europe
Dabiei
Cab
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!