Texas primary reshapes power as O Daniel rises
Jay Franklin discusses Texas primary results with W Lee O Daniel's victory on a platform including pensions and Golden Rule, challenging Garner's Roosevelt era machine. He notes the poll tax and Wall Street money as factors, while predicting a national fight over expanding electorate to aid New Dealers. The piece frames the outcome as a test of reform versus old guard bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin Washington
New England
Steedotes
Maine
Texas
Roosevelt
Garner
Wall Street
Lone Star
Hatton
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Jack Garner
Jesse Jones
Fort Worth
Muey i Long
W. Lee O'Daniel
Wos
Texang
O'Daniel
Congress
New Deal
Louisiana
Florida
Maverick
Sumners
Russia Japan border squabble over Manchouliu lake area
Russia and Japan clash over a lake border near Manchouliu, with Tokyo accusing a lakefront site of being Japanese territory and Moscow retorting. The dispute, echoed by cries of nationalism and press fever, mirrors aging enmities and warns of wider regional instability as both nations face domestic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Manchoulmy
Siberia
Maxim Litvinoff
China
Seamen training schools proposed by Marine Service
Rear Admiral Land chairs the United States Marine Service proposing seamen training under a three month program funded by the Coast Guard. Two coastal schools would train deck engine and steward staff with two years service required for entry. Courses include ashore and afloat components with pay during training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyery
Land
United States Marine Service
Martime
Coast Guard
Atlantic Coast School
New York Harbor
Pacific Coast
Government Island
Osisland Harbor
Shanghai
Behind the Scenes in Washington at the White House
In July in Washington a skeleton crew runs the White House while President and secretaries take time away. Uniformed guards maintain access as lobbyists and aides manage daily operations. Rudolph Forster oversees the machinery, while Bill Hassett relays news to reporters and the mail room adapts to reduced volume and strict regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Jimmy Roosevelt
Campo Bello
James Rowe
Jimmy
Elizabeth
United Mine Workers
Nantucket
Marvin McIntyre
Bill
William Dean
Hassett
Early
Washington|s
Roosevelt
Marly
US S
Houston
Rudolph Forster
McKinley
Ira Smith
Carpenter
Ward Bond a hard man of Hollywood earns fame by fear
Hollywood gossip notes Ward Bond, USC graduate and 1931 engineer, carved a niche as a top screen villain. The profile traces his rise from football to cinema, citing his distinctive face and a string of notorious mobster roles in The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse and other films alongside stars like Edward G. Robinson and Humphrey Bogart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ward Bond
Bond
University of Southern California
Ward
Dr. Clitterhouse
Edward G. Robinson
Mairt Hols
Alien Jenkins
Maxie Rosenbloom
Vladimi Sokoloff
Humphrey Bogart
Louis Wilheim
Penn
Wilhelm
Halfack
Cornell
Victor McLaglen
Canada
Warren Hymer
Nat! Pendleton
Jim Thorpe
Charles “Bukford
G Pleasure
Roller Flour Introduction in United States Market Notes
A brief dated record describes rollers and flour production, noting their introduction into United States sales from Hyngers circa 1870s. details are fragmentary but indicate early industrial adoption of roller milling technology and flour distribution in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Hyngers
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files 1956
Journal notes from July 30 1956 recall a house fire that destroyed the Andrew Colegrove homestead on Spring Street Hill owned by Glenn Gates after a severe electrical storm. The column lists local movements including four men leaving Shion City for Camp Forrest, Lytle GA, and school board actions electing new teachers Florence Huck and Currie Wheeler. It also reports Mary Hatch learning of her angle in Olean, a birthday gathering for David Lemon, the death of A H Barlow by heart attack, Ina Austin traveling to Chariton for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Colegrove
Spring Street
Bettie
Glenn Gates
Kniiestors
Loecal Discriet
Mise Florence Huck
Buffalo
Sulemrea
Relaxation and health tips from the Mediggt Society
Daily Dozen urges readers to relax amid work strain to protect heart and arteries. It notes nervous tension can contribute to organic disease and mental strain, promoting daily rest and periodic wake breaks. The piece hints at family news about triplets and mentions Ronald and Fagmond Sipints in a terse, fragmented closing.
Erie G. E. Launches Work on Big Order
Erie Genzya Works begun on a 1,700,000 Pennsylvania Railroad contract to supply 100 mile per hour locomotives for express service between Harrisburg and New York City. The order will help retain many workers, with about 75 laid off previously. Equipment will be built in the Central and Motor divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie G. E
ERIE
Erie Genzya
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisbure
New York City
Pennsylvania
SAD LUCK STRIKES TWICE SAN BRAICISCO
Fragmented text reports a chaotic scene with unclear names and events. It mentions someone leaving a hospital and references various distorted terms and names, suggesting a pardon or rescue unclear in meaning. The readability is very poor and concrete facts are not extractable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Braicisco
Louis Canon
Jon
A. Drakes
Iai
Sia
Behind the News Roundup at Front Street Journal
Greta Garbo visits a north side confectioner shop wearing a sweatshirt and slacks restating rumors about a pastor. George Jeffries, ex of Wb Xtende, now cooks at Mayflower Bradford. Townspeople joke about pay and weekly square crops while rail repairs and a Yukon souvenir book arrive. Board of Education to address a junior high resignation. Local boosters discuss a Port Allegany pool and recreation center. Postal carrier swap brewing. Mrs. Raymond Sandburg praised for garden. Bridge ramps completed on Lottsville Sugar Grove road. Findley Lake reports fish biting. Tony Joy visits from Pinkipsburg. Ernie Dimick acquires old idol notes from Jacob Franz. A memorial bell to UW. B church to be dedicated. Donald Huntley injured by a thrown stone. Bees swarm complaint prompts state motor police referral to game warden. Journal printing services offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Garbo
George Jeffries
Wb Xtende
Mayfower
Bradford
Yukon Trail
Port Allegany
Raymond Sandburg
Westeying Street
Lottsville Sugar Grive
Dorothy Jones
Findley Lake
Tony Joy
Piukipsburs
Murphy Company
Ernie Dimick
Jacob Franz
Alcorn
Flrat Avenue
UW. B
Third Ward
Donald Huntley
Prospect Street
Rodlerossin
Bert ‘Nlillie
Paris Styles Parade Color Horizons on Fashion Runway
The Paris color bar shifts with chameleon tones forecasting a bold season. Vitriol blue and violet dominate as designers mix with black and brown. Mables include Tyrian purple velvet by Mainbocher and rich purples by Mugky Beait, plus mosaic winter coats blending sage greens with browns and grays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Platk
Ermine
Marjavie Thatton
Mme. Dur Fom
Cerise Sibbon
Mugky Beait
Bitiyere
British botanist claims long sea journey from Stotland
A British botanist asserts he once tracked sea routes from Stotland to central Europe as part of a broader tale of travel. The report mixes eccentric travel claims with reflections on politics and sanity in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotland
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bas, Aver
Pope Pis
America
By William Ferguson
Cpm Tai
Miss Meads
Fraser River
Pacific
Mr. Roosevelt
Odney Dutcher
Hollywood Film Shop
Journal
Agremons Briskey
East Maintreet
Shion City
Forrest, Lytle
Mary Hatch
East Columbisavemié
Olean
David Lemon
A. E. Wettenburg
West Smith, Street
Jyde
A. H. Barlow
Ina Austin
Chavtou |UN
The
Mediggt Society of the
State of
Leherd
Ronald Anid Fagmond
Dots Piont
Howard Hughes
Ween
Cleveland
Cairo
Chin
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!