Rain Aids Emperor Halts Italy Drive On Makale
Rain eased the Italian advance toward Makale in northeastern Ethiopia, delaying the fascist push by two days. Mussolini and Britain's envoy discussed possible accords in Rome as 800,000 housewives were urged to join a “Reprisals” campaign against sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor
Italy
Preas
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Makale
Indieaam Weeruty
Makalé
Tenter
Dogiss'Gugsa
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Eric Deuramond
Britain
London Tree
Be Genrva
England Excited On Eve of Wedding
England awaits royal wedding as the Duke of York or prince prepares to wed at Westminster Abbey in a ceremony limited to close friends and family. The event draws the nation, with a private service at Buckingham Palace chapel and a royal carriage procession through London streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sioucester
Ialee Douglas Seot Scomac
Hywil
Iof
Buckingham Yalace
Vorlace
Massacre Reports Alarm in Ethiopian War News
Rome reports claim mass killings by Ethiopian warriors outside Mile and Makale, with 6000 women and children slain and 400 Ethiopians killed by bombing planes. An American Negro allegedly attempted the emperor's life, a claim denied by Ethiopian officials as propaganda. Dispatches recount a caravan bomb in Ogaden and munitions destined for Ras Nasibu, amid unconfirmed palace bomb findings in Addis Ababa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mile
Haile Selassie
London
Moyself
Giornale D'Tralls
Ethiopia
Uolla
Ras Assa Gusseh
Makale
Ras Nasibu
Troanemy
Ger
Rodolfo Graziani
la Tribune
S. Asmara Corresponden
Addis Ababa
Nitior
Chink Sherman Slain in New York Underworld War
Charles Chink Sherman, foe of Dutch Schultz, was found murdered and buried in a Mon ticello barn, a grisly crime linked to New York gang warfare. Police identify his killer as part of the Big Six syndicate led by Johnny Torrio, with Sherman rumored to have been involved in bootlegging and racket schemes amid club confrontations. The killing follows a wave of bloodshed that has terrorized the cabaret scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Charles
Chink" Sherman
Dutch Schultz
Sherman
Monticello
Impressario
Johnny Torrio
al Capone
Chicago
Torrio Ie
Sshultz
Newness
Charies “Lucky
Dutet Schultz
Old Club Abbey
Schultz
Ig Six
Miami Seeks Funds After Storm Ruin Recovery
Miami officials urge state and federal aid after a freak storm left five dead and 137 injured in Dade county. Mayor Fossey seeks $150000 to fix water mains and streets as Red Cross allocates $50000 for immediate relief. Three youths are missing amid cleanup efforts and coast guardsmen search the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Dade County
Fla
A. D. H. Fossey
Bro
Odanewell
Gav | Gem
Vivien Collies
Pees
Henry Hansen
FERA
Conrad
Van
Hyning
Mark
U Wdkcoxtate
Wilcox
Washington
Red Cross
W. Randal Becker
Dade Disaster Relief Committee
Hurricane Recurves Threatens Florida Coastline
Storm warnings spread along Florida as a tropical disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico began recurving toward the state. At 8:30 PM an advisory placed the system about 215 miles west northwest of Key West moving NW at 10 mph with recurving tendencies. Warnings extended from Cedar Keys to Carrabelle as residents were urged to take precautions while awaiting further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Dilorida
Gulf of Mexico
Jacksonvitle Weather Bureau
Florida
Key West
Cedar Keys
Carrabelle
Court Battle Over Infant Custody Confuses Trial
In St Louis a custody fight between two reputed mothers continues as medical witnesses cast doubt on whether a day old infant could be identified two months later. Anna Ware and Mrs Nellis Tipton Muench claim the child, born to Ware, is theirs with Muench maintaining the baby she sheltered is her own. The case hinges on identification and custody rulings as the court weighs habeas corpus and other legal avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louisi
Ernest” Ludwig
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
As & Ward
Chester H. Denny
Anna Ware
Miss Ware
Ernest
Ludwig
Hee
Nellis
Tipton Muench
Irs. Muench
Baba
Rehabeas
Corpus
Three More States Off Dole List
Washington dispatch reports boosts to nine states removed from federal relief as of November 5 1935 including Delaware South Dakota and others by November 15 with further actions to end dole programs. Officials note funds and highway allotments facing delays as 12 other projects await decision and page 47 continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doday
Delaware
South Dakota
Severheetes
Lidiata
Alabama
Wegmie
New Hampshire
Vermont
Hopkins
Bureau of Publc
PWA. Cat
J.R. Mecar
Williams College Protest Demonstrates Against Oath Bill
In Williamstown Massachusetts nearly 1000 faculty members publicly took the constitution oath under Massachusetts new teacher oath law amid noisy student derision outside Griffin hall The event was organized by Williams College Record with opposition from President Ivler Bennett and supporters of Rep Thomas F Dorgan with hearings at the state house noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
USI
Williams College
Massachusetts
Griffin Hall
Williams Colline “Record
Teader's Gald
State House
Thomas F. Dorgan
South
Boston
Cooking Expert Is Greeted By Charleston Housewives
A record crowd attended The Gazette's semi annual cooking school at the armory yesterday afternoon. Miss Claire Andree, of the Horsemakers Schools, directed sessions with more than 1,200 housewives present. The program featured coffee making and home economics demonstrations, followed by music during a 15 minute intermission by the Parcel Trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Claire Andree
Charterton
W. E. R. Byrne
Andree
Mary Elizabeth Mason
John ‘Mazon
Shoal
Prohibition attacks and farm policy spark speech debate
Charleston lawyer and Republican figures criticized Roosevelt and Governor Wooten, urging protectionist measures, farm subsidies, and domestic industry growth. He claimed 530 million dollars of grain imports earlier this year and pressed for better prices for farmers while condemning foreign products. The address urged expanding soil use and high wages to sustain American production and family security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary
W. Chapman ‘Revercomb
Young Republican
Teague
Charleston
Roosevelt
Kian
Oosevelt
Woot
Camagion S.o
National’ Administration
U.S
Fragments Describe an Attack Investigation Incident
An incomplete report notes a woman with critical condition after an attack with a sledge hammer. State police investigate the accident as ambulance crews describe the scene and suspect a male driver who could not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic
Plato Tai
Argués Too Strained Argument Ends in Injury
Oklahoma City report says Charles By Hokieo injured his right arm while arguing before the state supreme court. Witnesses note he gestured vigorously and others moved to set the arm back. He was playing football at North Carolina University previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Charles
Hokieo
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Pune
Holden
North Carolina’ University
Democratic gains and GOP claims in scattered returns
In incomplete tabulations the Democrats held two U S House seats and a New York City contest. Republicans claimed gains as returns trickled in from New Jersey and Philadelphia. Key figures include Wilson and Kelly as vote totals emerge, with party leaders touting broader trends despite unclear final counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
First Jersey
Associated Press
New York
State Assembly
Davis Wilson
George B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Wilson
Kelly
Jersey
New Jing
New York Voter Contemplates Move Over District Costs
In New York the lone voter Dr Nathan Wolf of the tenth assembly district faced questions about moving to avoid municipal expenses. Reports describe discussions in a barber shop about his political inclinations and possible relocation to cast his ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nathan Wolf
Wolf Sald
General Fund Balance Shows Increase After October Transfers
The General Fund ended October with a balance $215 075.18 higher than September despite transfers totaling $1 411 720 to the Secondary Roads and General School funds. Heavy collections left the fund at $147 982.60, while the General School Fund overdraft rose from September to October end. Several other state funds displayed varied balances, including the State Interest and Sinking Fund, and the Federal bond sinking funds, with modest changes across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abers Maye
Ag Fallon
Tomn
Dpalities
Ouster petition hearing opens in Dunbar mayor case
The Dunbar ouster petition hearing begins as defense aims to prove Mayor Melton M. Malone acted without council authorization in appointing officials. Witnesses testify that October meetings questioned legality of nominations and payments, with authorities named including L. D. Smith and J. Goad. Page 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton M. Malone
Goiter
Dunba
Dunbar
Petion
Gauneil Én
L. D. Smith
Ransom
Lee
Floyd_Hill
Roy
Smith
Maloney
Simi
J. Goad
Anaes
Yura
WPA Jobs Drive Faces Delays Across District Offices
State WPA workers report delays and confusion in allocating funds for relief projects. The West Virginia program shows 48,800 employable people listed, with districts awaiting revised allocations as construction progresses and a nationwide effort to boost employment continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West” Virginia
WPA
Hague Predicts Sweeping Victory in New Jersey Election
Newark dispatch reports Mayor Hague, a Democratic state leader, predicting a sweeping victory for his Hudson County Assembly ticket in the New Jersey off year elections. With 200 of 500 districts counted, Republicans lead in NYC-like totals, but Hague forecasts a city majority of about 30,000, signaling a strong machine grip despite national administration influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Frank”e
Jersey City
Assembly
New Jersey
Doctor Defends Horse Serum Use in Pneumonia Cases
Oklahoma City November 5 The Dallas physician Dr George Carlisle defended use of a horse serum in severe pneumonia cases arguing life saving potential justifies radical measures when death seems imminent He recounted a pneumonia patient he treated with horse serum injection claiming the serum saved life amid debate among colleagues and families about hastening death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Wis
George
Carlisle
Dallas
Tex
Told & Group
Afl Medical Coleagues
DyssCarlige
Ciath
Aoe Carlisle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wales
Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
Pont
Charles McClure
Ta Tour
Scheal
Isuperintendent
Hallowe'en
Gtenn Aldridze
McClure
Htaly Saya
le Makale
Chink Sherman
Night Club
Impreseario
Big Six
Cabareta
Metropolis
Tts
Don Putnam
Ed Ford
Arthur Burke
Abenut
Sted
Girk
PWA
McCa MecCarl
Bill
Williams
Ivler Bennett
Turn
Charleston Housewives
Sug
Kanawha
Kentucky
Bridgeport, CO
Harold K. Burton
S. Davis
Wilsor
Campaign
General Fund
Inbar
Hague
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!