Mountain Lads Plagued by Poverty Feuds and Unhappiness
The article discusses the southern Appalachian region and the Episcopal Church's role in education and literacy. It highlights efforts to lift communities from illiteracy, with St Andre schools offering tuition around $50 per year and boarding, while other programs seek to relocate youth to agricultural opportunities and spiritual revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Shaddes
Parachitin
Lape
Jackson
Poth
Episcopal Church
Institut
United States
Homie Rare Voc'al Bert
Episcopal
Dacs
Andrew
St. Schou
Legal strike threat targets Kangas City yardmen
The text quotes J A Carroll urging lawful action against a proposed yardmen strike near Kansas City in a dispute tied to terminal manager W M Corgett. It highlights the union warning of penalties for contract violations and emphasizes reliance on government and law, while noting ongoing negotiations and administration involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangas
City
J. A. Carroll
laloMmen
Lee
W M. Corgett
Terminal Famager
Kansas City
Associated Press
A. Carroll
Kunees City
Ili
Imwe Amc
Eveeytwag
Une Ined Aupeeens
Wallace murder case stirs Mexican crisis reports
Nov 29 dispatches say the Mexican government gathers information in the Wallace murder near Tampico and the Jenkins case as officials draft a note to Gaseman. William Wallace, Gulf Refining VP, is reported safe in New York, with unclear details on the Tampico victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jenkins
W. T. Wallace
Tampico
Wellace
Gaseman
Wallace
U. K
New York
William Wallace
Gulf Refining Company
Mexico
Sunshine Society and related meetings announced
Mrs Robt Jerpe announces a club meeting Monday evening at Mrs Lucy Burdicks home. The Sunshine society meets Tuesday at 2 30 in Carnegie library. large attendance requested. The Queen Esther circle meets at Mrs Arthur Parkers home 4714 Capitol Avenue Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Jerpe
Lucy Burdick
Sunshine Society
Carnegie Library
Queen Esther Circle
Arthur Parker
Capitol Avenue
Three Arrested for Alleged Immorality in City Raid
L Mummy and two women Cary Thornton and Chrisser Thompson were arrested on charges of frequenting a disorderly house. Mummy released on $25 bond and Thompson on $50 bond. Police allege a house operated for the vice trade and the trio were involved.
Mooney to receive no further clemency ruling
Sacramento report states there will be no clemency for Thomas J. Mooney, convicted of murder related to the San Francisco parade bombing, as authorities indicate no further appeals or clemency actions are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Studio Ad Urges Early Appointments in Newport
A Newport studio advertises early appointment availability at 1711 Carey Ave upstairs. The message notes Governor Stephens has information warrants the claim and hints December will be busier, urging readers to book now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Carey Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sen
Ding
St Andre
The
Dewaree, Tennessee
Carraza
State Department
Mexico City
Laredo
Tex
Purnace
Forbes
Bay
Baur’s, Johnnson’s
McDonald's Candy
Societyp
Sonora
Manu
Hiyoming Book Store Company
Mooney
Stephens
Yonas Bros
Broadway
Denver
Colo
Theoney
Wyoming Trust
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!