Mexico Prelates Arrest Triggers Catholic Crisis
Mexican authorities guard Catholic headquarters after the arrest of five bishops including Bishop Pascual Ding. Diaz is reported released while church leaders blame Catholic leaders for widespread revolt as clashes between church and state intensify amid US tensions and internal disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
A. W. Folger
United Press
Vera Crua
Havana
Department of the Interior
Diaz
Valles
Ehireh
Vhira
Jend
Shortened Crossing Circuit Fails to Halt Smith Street Glare
The Pennsylvania Railroad shortened the West Smith street crossing circuit for warning lights after City Council requests. Agent John Martin said the circuit now ends north of Washington street, allowing train sighting within the circuit from West Smith street and aiming to reduce flashing light complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania, Railroad
West Smith Street
John Martin
This
Washington Street
Smith Street
Baker
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings show WBAP and KDKA stations with programs featuring Eastern Ernest Hutcheson pianist Floraley String Quartette KGO Oakland Pacific Concert Program WBAP Fort Worth Central Concert Ensemble WEN Detroit and Apple Club schedules with times through 10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBAP
Ernest Hutcheson
Floraley
Kdka Pitttsburgh
KDKA
Little Symphony
KGO Oakland
Port Worth
Central
WEN
Schools at Columbus Closed by Contagion
An outbreak of two scarlet fever cases in Columbus led to a one week school closure. The Clyde Masset and George Bogart families are affected. Nat Maguire, health officer, fumigated rooms and officials impose strict quarantine to prevent spread. Public health keeps watch as suspensions extend to Potbus for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clyde Masset
George Bogart
Nat Maguire
Shealth
Coimbus
Narrow Escape as Horse Bolts at Columbus
A horse driven by Lionel Jagsi bolted near a Columbus garage, veering through a guard rail and plunging toward a creek bank about twelve to fifteen feet below. The 15 year old youth Willian Taggy was shaken but unharmed, while the horse and vehicle also survived with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Jagsi
Williawn Taggy
Columbus
Hubbard Seeks Retrial of Suit Moves Hearing Next Week
Pittsburgh January 11 A hearing on John W. Hubbard motion for a new trial in the alienation of affections case against Anne Caldwell is set for next Monday. Caldwell won a $50,000 verdict against the manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John VW. Hebbard
Anne Caldwell
Miss Caldwell
Clymer Power Question Pressed by New York Commission
The New York Public Service Commission held a special hearing in Buffalo on Clymer lighting issues. Attendees reported little substantive progress and discussed restoring power after the Clymer Power Company plant was destroyed by fire. Temporary equipment is in use, with no definite date for resuming service, and consideration of Niagara power was mentioned without a timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
New York State
Buffalo
Clymer
James Croucher
Giri Christensett
John, Neckers
J. Neckers
Alfred Newhouse
EL Cafl
Clymer Power Corporay
Afr
Ten Pls
Huffalo
Niagara Power
Rotary Club Meeting at Hotel Corry
Dr. F. Bennet spoke at the Rotary Club meeting held at the Hotel Corry. Guests included veterinary professional Dr. Paul S. Weed of Union City and Keith Wilcox of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bennet
Rotary Clb
Corry
Bennett
Paul S. Weed
Union City
Keith Wilcox
New York
Union Dentist to Substitute in Absence of Dr Woot
Dr Paul Weed of Ustion City will assume charge of Dr FG Woot's dental offices during his absence. Do and Mrs Wood will leave Wednesday for Rochester, Minn to enter the sanitarium for treatment. Friends of the local dentist hope for his early complete recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Weed
Ustion City
FG. Woot
Cits
Radio Movies in Home TV Tests Spark Hope and Debate
In New York a group of radio engineers observed crude demonstrations of television experiments by Dr B P Alexander and colleagues from Alexanderson and RCA. They saw seven white dots on a screen and imagined a future where expanded dots could form moving pictures with light and shadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Alexanderson
General Elanthe Co
Radio Corporation of América
Mexico Charged by Coolidge Faces U.S. Demands
Washington debates President Coolidge's charges that Mexican officials aided Nicaraguan revolts. Officials expect Mexico to reply denying involvement while critics push for proof of Mexican support and a possible arbitration option amid U.S. Caribbean intimidation signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
Aulige
Congress
Mexico
Nicaragua
Calles
United States
Ith
Caribbean
Warships Dock Off Hankow in Quiet Tense Standoff
British warships reached Hankow and reports say Admiral Williams with three destroyers and marines arrived. The scene remained tense yet subdued as authorities pursued order amid rumors of patrols and protection measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shanghai
Tankow
Williams
Check Sharper Also Operated in This City
George T Hunt was arrested on accusations of passing counterfeit checks in Titusville and here. Authorities say he tried to settle two or three similar cases by offering bogus notes to local merchants. Hunt admitted to passing a $4 check drawn on the Second National Bank of Titusville and planned to raise funds to settle, with possible dropping of charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hunt
Titusville
George T Hunt
Titusville Athorities
Pwoorthside
Flescor
Hane
Sag
Frank Smith
Warren
Dan B. Roberts
Peter B. Taft
Hunt
Ongley
Bunty
Stockholders Meet Tonight Mellon Defends Rum Doctoring
Citizens Nations Bank annual stockholders meeting set for this evening at the hotel with a dinner for servers. R J Moorhead and A Culbertson will address the gathering as officers are elected and directors organize for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Citizens National Bank
Citizens Nations Bank
R. J. Moorhead
Security, Savings and Trust Company
Erie
A. Culbertson
Matnual Telephone Company
Train strikes cow derailment injures passengers at Lakeland
A passenger train on the Atlantic Coast Line derailed after striking a cow near Lakeland Florida. Initial reports said a man named James Robinson was killed and several passengers injured. railroad officials said none of the injuries were serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vunoweset Lakeland
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
James Robinson
Fliers Push Way to South in Pan American Flight
Major H A Dargue led the United States Army Pan American Right squadron on its resumed southward journey from Guatemala City. The fire plane took off for El Salvador at 6 50 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Guatemala
H. A Dargue
United States Army
Salvador
Blaine Kincaid Elected President of National Bank
Blaine Kincaid, prominent attorney and stockholder, was elected president of the National Bank of Corry by the directors after the stockholders meeting. John E. Love and D. A. Hilletram were elected new directors, with other officers reelected including TD Keppel as vice president and D H Andrews as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
John E. Love
D. A. Hilletram
Eee
Kincaid
TD Keppel
D. Ht. Andrews
Don Kincaid
Wilson J. Edwards
Dan Depew
The
National Bank
Northside
Montreal Mourns After Laurier Theatre Panic Bloodbath
All Montreal observed funeral services for 77 children killed in the Laurier Theatre panic. Masses were held at the Parish Church of the Nativity as national and civic figures attended. The tolling bell and citywide prayers marked a grim day with many victims still hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Jun
le Gris Bourdon
Notre Dame
Andiall
Picture Theatre
Ives
Coolidge policy on Central America sparks Senate showdown
President Coolidge’s Central American policy triggers sharp party splits in Congress. Wheeler’s Nicaragua withdrawal plan faces debate as Kellogg defends State Department actions. House Foreign Relations convenes with four related measures under scrutiny amidst pressure for potential war rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Shington
andEtthe House
Mexico
Wasitngton
Jao
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Wheeler
Denny Mont
Nicaragua
Foreign Relations
Kellogg
House
State Department
Brogheany
United Press
Scnpte
Foreign Relations Committee
Pinance
Kelloggs
Borah
Dirya
Kelloge
Howse
Rep
Moore
Connally
Tex
Dems
Kelloge-Coolidge
Foreign Affairs Committee
Motorman Shot to Death on Elevated Line in New York
Donnie Healey, a motorman on the elevated, was shot to death today after rebuking a passenger who pulled the emergency cord. The shooter, accompanied by a companion, fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly United
New York
Donnie Healey
Hhe
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Peking
Wanggeepos
Shaniung
Homses
Hubbard
Tenpas
Rotary Club
Central America
Republic
Univories
Secretary of Treasury
Tis
Treasury
Melfon
Blaine Kincaid
NEW President National Bank
J. E. Love
D. A. Hilstrom
Montreal
Tragic
Canada
E. B. de B. Panet
Aide de Campt
Viscount Willison
Neral
le Gros Bourdon
Mattress
Edward St Pierre
Ernest Robishad
Jay
Jis Tie Hospitals
A. A. Yearsley
Columsbus
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!