Amundsen Polar Rescue Efforts Intensify At Spitzbergen
Reports from Spitzbergen On May 2 5 observers mark the fourth day without word from the Amundsen Eielson expedition. Experts express dwindling hopes yet voices vary on whether Amundsen reached the pole and may be returning by ice lanes or overland. Naval figures weigh possible rescue routes and risks amid renewed Arctic storm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FB
Ganetic
Alliance
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Steamer Farm
Mongun
London
Gib Blite
Oxford
Bole
Amundsen
Herth Pole
Tee
Tnepans
Amondern
Spitawerden
Arctic
Liverpool
Frank Arthur Worsley
Shackleton
Endurance
Worsley
Worsles
K. Pestrud
Pole
Amundsens
South Pole
North Pole
Isaac Nowan
American Geological Society
New York
Alanka
Amundgen
Terra Firma
Noren
Citizens push for daylight savings ordinance
Charlestown business leaders yesterday voiced strong support for a daylight savings proposal. Henry Putney and Max Frankenberger urged favorable action noting warmer afternoons and cooler mornings, while several ward residents indicated broad backing though some caution persists about timing and public explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Kustney
Etry Ecouncilipan
Miner Nabbed in Blast Quiz at Glendale Mine
In Moundsville on May 25 police arrested Aax Gibb, president of Glendale local United Mine Workers, at his home on a charge of intimidation of men working in Marshall county mines. Sixteen miners, two wives, and others are detained without bond after explosions rocked Glendale mining camp earlier today. Evidence pointed to dynamite under homes as investigators followed muddy footprints to the home of Alex Chesman, who is sought on a charge of intimidation. his wife also faces drug and possession charges amid the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
Aax Gibb
Glendale
United Mine Workers
Marshall County
Marehall County
Vt R
Brackus
Poloaki
Fred McNich
Alex Chesian
Thery
Chesman
Chesman Waa
McNich Saya
Gibbys
Cheaman
Charles Dur
Nine Vote Margin Gives Harvey C Taylor Mayor in City
In a close municipal election in Nuttnington West Virginia May 9 the official canvass will determine the mayoral result. Democratic Harvey C Taylor led with 9 vote margin over Republican Warder Wy. Wilkin and Neat. Murphy, Democrat, ran second with L287 for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Taylor
White Yiech and
Murphy
the Gazette
Taylor
Neat
Patie
Rity Camimiasionens
Ddrimecratty
Adiheree
Tomar Veter
Torniwr Unites Omtidon
Ty Ding Hort Teksty
Meath
Patling
Volee
Javren Murphy
Watte
Miner Stuoe
Mat Miser
Floyd Chipman
Q. T. Duntee
Tin School Board
Thema
J. Lolderby
Republicana
Gec
Johnson
Wy ‘Iy Kuney
Court remands Coronado coal case to district court
The Supreme Court sent the Coronado coal case back to the Western Arkansas district court with instructions to determine if Telet No 21 of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and certain individuals were guilty of restraining interstate commerce and violating the Sherman act. The court previously eliminated the international union from the proceedings and found insufficient evidence of participation in the alleged conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Priest
Washington
Coronado Coal
Casey
Western Arkansas District Court
Supreme Court
United Ming Workers of America
Wnions
Algordars
Gedalon
International
District No. 2
Eapoala
Agaive
Yoal Company
Suatien Taft
Original Field Notes Locate Marmet Road Found
Investigators report finding the principal engineer Crozet's field notes for locating the 14 mile Marmet Road from South Malden to Cabin Creek. The notes, copied by the researchers, include maps and surveys and reference neighboring turnpikes and the Kanawha region. The article recounts the 1824 start of Crozet’s work and notes his long tenure in Virginia before 1847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmet Road
Mack
A. Huggess
Ing Thos Gazette
Richmond
Choy
Liles, Puyytin
Kanawha
South Malden
Cabin Creek
Chogiet
Nate
Crozet
Wirkinta
Hanagan
Trenehann
Nenoleen
Alps
Napoleon
Evolution Case Set for July 10 in Scopes Trial
Dayton Tenn May 26 The Scopes trial on illegal teaching of human origins in public schools resumes July 10. Judge and defense urged court to stay date as proceedings focus on the legality of teaching Darwinism in public classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Wrrand Jay Bn
Tenneson
Cartaly
Trent Ut
Lennesson
Hicka
Weir
Willis Jennings Revie
United State of
Aleta
Concern Buys Out Overholt Plant In Pittsburgh Area
May 24 report states Concern purchases 1,800,000 gallons of whiskey and 20 acres with 14 buildings on Pittsburgh outskirts from Overholt interests. Deal valued at about 5 million dollars, announced by Park and Tilford executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park and Tilford
York
Oc Zaronk
David Ac Hehulte
ME Bark and
Tilford
Skinty
Pittyburgh
Schulte
Hall of Fame's Newest Members at NYU
Five individuals are inducted into Amerveron Hall of Fame at New York University. General William Sherman, actress Charlotte Cughmat, jurist John Minrenall, writer Twarrlet Beecher Sta, and Asa Gray are named as notable pioneers in American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amverson
New York University
William ‘Tecumsel Sherman
Charlotte Cughmat
Hall of Fame
John Minrenall J4
Ehlet
Allerigan Hlatery
Twarrlet Beecher
Rome
Asa Gray Waa
Bolontal
Ony
Potalle
The
U. S
Defense test planned for July 4 in Washington
President Cughdantomy rejects Armistice Day as trial date and backs a July 4 demonstration to showcase defense preparations. Officials weigh educational value and need for wider support, with plans to mobilize machinery and instructive drills ahead of the fifty-third anniversary of Washington’s birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cughdantomy
War Department
Arniletica
Hinfred Elmer
Nuvie
Otc
Davie
Awnillfoury
Couliive
Pemthing
Hile di- Feothin
St. Minics
Modernists Win Plan To Boost Sales Tax At Convention
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Columbus votes 1,006 in favor of a plan to merge with the Congregational Church and to pursue closer cooperation and possible union. Debate centers on fundamentalist trends and the fate of church doctrines as officials debate taxation and emergency building funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Presbyterian General
Doel al. Hayden
Mereland
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Nickland
Germantown
Philadelphas
Les Mascarines
Civl
Canada
J. Duncan Harley
White Fish
Assembly
Tha
Harry Smersen Fosdick
Ee First Churen
Revenue and firearms bills pace Maryland legislature
The joint revenue committee pushed a package to raise state income through higher auto and other taxes and to fund road work, while a firearms bill by Sen Wright Hugus tightens licensing and requires state police permits. The bills were debated as committees reorganized and new members appointed, with tensions over the governor’s program and codification plans surfacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Revenue Committee
Harrowo
Nnance
Milttee
Brewater
Seeslova
Virginia
Board of Control
Aso
Vormmuttes
State Tar Association
Bar Marocias von Ti
Romnnasion
Senate
House
Executive Council
State Bar Association
House of Derogates
Wright Hugus
Senate Judiciary Committee
Te Platol
Dry Tn M. Robinson
Goverejane
Rye
Senatore White
Jonngon
Willie
Tifghland
Wna
Deen
Wominlttes
Goveernor
Lemtalme Ius
Evers
Ower
Ral Mor
Billa
Hugue
Cannon
Who's president teachers inquire on Aleutian island
May 28. The bureau of education received a letter from teachers stationed at Ummak, a settlement of the Aleutian Islands. The teachers in the Alaska service have not heard the result of the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unnak
Aleutian Islands
Wwashington
Bureau of Education
The
Department of the Interiar Wats Agkodaw
Ummak
Aleutian
Shepherd Jury Brings Battle Over Murder Trial
May 25 coverage of the Shepherd murder case as jurors are selected for William Darling Shepherd accused of poisoning opponents with subtle methods and typhoid germs. The day features witness clashes between Robert A Crowe the citizen attorney and William Scott Stewart defense chief, with 73 jurors excused for biases and a second special panel attempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAGO
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson MaClinterk
Robert A. Crowe
Ettizen
William Scott Stewart
Wither Aldo
Dee
Wis
Philadelphia
Robert White
Yenve
Joseph Savame
White
Van Swarengen Testify This Week At Public Rose Show
Community rose show opens at noon with public viewing despite cold weather. Rose growers plan to exhibit, special plow order ensures exhibitors on hand, admission starts at noon, garden club sponsors preservation campaign for native wildflowers amid dogwood season rollout and public awareness efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Sweringen
Rose Snow
Abeara
Ahurlgston
Vervene
Shorgean
Enirios
Will Howes
Amerten
Charleston
Garden Cup
J. R. Thomas Ix
M. Pligher
Wis
Workington
C. Beran
Mie
Rhododendranta
Coursa
West Virginia
Thie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amundsen Huntington
Polar
Bureau
Maude
Napera Tims
Presa
Bern
Kangis Cyt Journal-Post
Ualumary
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Phar
Neenpapers
Congress
Hikinsas City
Senator Reed
Missouri
Kansan
Miner
Coronado
Arkansas
Supreme Tribunal
Volker
Lappersen
Loratios
Obicoh
Og Tage Twa
Scopes
Tennessee
ASA
Coolidge
War Departments
Presbyterian Assembly
McCartney
Solons
Nnally
Ascal
Gore
Keatley
House of Delegates
Ab &Otelock
Kanawha Ia
Democrata
Clyde B. Dahnaon
Kanawha Rarity
Jennson Dineen
Shepherd
Arden Club
Rose Society
SHIN
Merings
Vansawecingen
Miterdiany Commerce remimiaMtan
Futute
Ururlly
Ivekreals
Gadtiae
Lowis
Terger
Thornies
Phate
van Swerlmezen
Onto
Tlowking
Peking
Mukden
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!