White House backs hard probe into Navy propaganda case
United Press reports President Hoover aims for a thorough senate inquiry into alleged naval propaganda ties. The administration seeks a disciplined committee process, with full staff access to Justice Department materials, and vows to sacrifice any high officers if irregularities are proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Department of Justice
A & Jury
Senate
Naval Committee
William B Bheurer
Brown-Bovers Co
Bathishem Ship Building Co
Newport News Strip and Drydock Company
White House
Shester
VFW Parade Thursday Entries Being Accepted
The VFW summons entries for a Friday parade beginning at 7 o clock with a procession along East Washington Street. Veterans invite businesses, fraternal groups, and schools to join or march. Auto dealers and Stanford Hose are asked to assist. Bugle and drum corps members to meet at the post home at 7:30. volunteers bring hooks to headquarters by 1 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
South Center Street
East Washington Street
Stanford Hose Company
Bugle Ang
W. F. W.ard
Pont Fromlbo
Rescue of Twenty From Grounded Vessel Near Portland Harbor
Twenty persons including women and children were safely ashore after transferring to lifeboats when the vessel Bachelder struck rock at Portland harbor entrance. General Robert Bachelder, en route to Fort McKinley, was among those affected as crews battled heavy seas and shore-side assistance organized the evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bept
Robert Ms Bachelder
Harbor
Bacheloer
Ft. McKinley
Leavitt
Boys Arrest Clears Up Another Burglary
Corry youths arrested Friday night and Saturday confessed to a South Street Neylon Ice Store burglary. Sederburg implicated Jones as another participant. investigators questioned Ray and Ober about a third member. No items were taken. hearings set for September 20 with possible bindovers to county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Willam Sederburg
The
Voice
Warne
Neylon
West South Street
Sederberg
Léon Jones
South Street
Will
Fred Ray
Melvin Ober
Marion textile strike ends as workers ready to return
In Marion North Carolina on September 11 1921 about 4200 workers from the Chinichueha and Marion milling companies voted to accept terms proposed by company officials and local judge Townsend. The settlement reduced hours banned union work and recognized a workers grievance committee. L L Jenkiny Asheville financier helped engineer the deal and National Guardsmen may be deployed to secure reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
United Preas
N. C
Inilly
Chinichueha
Marion Manufacturing Companies
Wwe Sills
Fon
L. L. Jenkiny
Asheville Panker
Hull
M. A. Towssend
Plate Counse
Townsend
Geld Mills
School Board Meets Tonight For Spring Term Reopening
Members of the Board of Education will meet in their regular monthly session in the library building this evening. Considerable business of importance connected with the reopening of the schools for the 1920 term is expected to come before the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Seavers Trial Postponed At New Castle Pa
John D. Seavers of Cleveland faces murder charges linked to the death of his wife and Cathy Rodgers. The Lawrence county criminal court granted a postponement at his counsel's request and did not set a new trial date. Seavers reportedly suffers a neural disease and has been sent to various parts of the country for treatment. Mr and Mrs Hubert Hearlein plan a Pittsburgh departure this evening to join relatives for a two week motor trip to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Castle
John D. Seavers
Cleveland
Lawrence County Grand Jury
Catharine Rodgers
Toding
Lawrence County Criminal Court
Seevers
Hubert Hearlein
Pittsburgh
Pal
Maine
Banker Wanted in Big Swindle Held
New York Sept 11 United States Attorney Charles H Tuttle asked a warrant for D Waggoner a Telluride banker held in New Castle Wyoming for federal fraud charges. He confessed to using mule deposits to drain New York banks of about 500000 and will be sent to New York for trial once the warrant is signed and mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umvtedero
New York
Hederal
D. Waggoner
Telluride Golo
Sow
New Castle
Wyo
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
A. O'Neil
Woggomer
Fir Mall
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments on Nationwide Networks
Listings show WEAF NBC at 8 80 p m Palmolive hour on WEAR NBC at 9 30 p m Gilbert and Sullivan glow WAHD CBS 7 p m Volta of Columbia WABC CBS 9 p m MacFadden hour WIZ NBC 9 80 p m Stromberg Carlson hour with network notes across NBC CBS and ABC stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBC
Gilbert and Sullivan
CBS
Volta of Columbia
WABC
CBS Network
MacFadden
WIZ
Strombeng Carlson
Reparations Settlement Signals German Economic Reform
Berlin reports the reparation issue may clear the path for financial reform in Germany. Savings from the Young Plan reductions could fund new industrial capital, with current year gains near 160 million marks and larger future sums. Indirect taxes on goods and beer are debated to aid growth while avoiding industry harm. Bavaria’s prior beer tax push faces renewed Reich consideration with careful opposition anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Noxt
Reich
Trywas
Sie Financial Press
Bavaria
Carry Fight to Governor as Death Row Men Await Clemency
Charleston, W Va Sept 11 The last hope of Walter H Wilmot to escape the gallows rests with Governor Wni Conley Wilmot with Millard Morrison both of Elizabeth ND are under sentence to die on the gallows Friday September 18 for the murder of Franke Bowen Lens Creek Alling station operator Commutation bid for Wilmot but no clemency petition filed for Morrison The governor’s decision may be deferred until Dr L V Guthrie state alienist files mental condition reports Meanwhile Dr Guy Robinson warden of the state penitentiary at Moundsville was work on plans for a test double execution at the penitentiary in years second item Youth Dies in Crash Washington Pa Sept 11 Roy Kent 17 Amity was struck and killed by an automobile driven by Ralphie Gracken and Walter Montgomery Waynesburg occupants released after highway patrol investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Charleston
W. Va
Walter H. Wilmot
Wni
Conley
Wilmot
Millard Morrison
Elizabeth
N. d
Franke Bowen
Lens Creek
Alling
Morrison
Wilfie
L. V. Guthrie
Allenist
My Robinson
Alute Penitentiary
Moudsisyllte
Procostuas 1
Washington, Pa
Roy Kent
Amity
Ralphie Gracken
Walter Montgomery
Waynasbug
Inveszalon
State Highway Patrol
Fourteen Die As Belgian Steamer Fi telin Sinks
The Belgian steamer Fi telin with pilot and 13 crew aboard drowned after a collision with a German steamer near Walsborden in the Cheldt. Two crew members were rescued. De Estella was bound for Antwerp and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitestress
Flushing
Netherlands
Ppilot
Fitelin
de Estella
Antwerp
London
Walsborden
Revival of a community band movement announced
Roas Mead leads a revived effort to form a city community band. Plans call for a circulation of a subscription paper to raise funds for instruments. Supporters cite youth engagement, city advertisement, and prep for college bands as key benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roas Mead
Bose
Roosters
Fiys
Mystery surrounds identity of drowned girls in Lycoming Creek
Two girls about 16 were found dead in Lycoming Creek near Williamsport following a rescue attempt by crews from the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company Bell Telephone Company and Williamsport Hospital. The identity of the victims remained unknown. A separate report from McKeesport noted Bart Bynan 45 died from injuries at the McKeesport Tin Plate Co after an accident and Lyman’s mangled body was recovered from a gas compressor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Williamsport
Yeateniay
Lycoming Creek
Wach
Stewart Miller
Albert Auderved
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Bell “Telephone Company
Wilhemsport Hospital
Mckernisport Pa
Bart Bynan
McKeesport
Tin Plate ‘Co
Lyman
Vare case stalls tariff bill debate in Senate
United Press wires from Washington report the Vare case delaying a tariff measure as Democrats press for a faster seating decision. Senators Northrup Robinson and Reed clash with Pittman and Watson over timing, with calls to hold the matter into December opposed by the Republican and Democratic sides.
Navy parity urged amid claims of propaganda lobbies
A New York report says a letter by Richard Washburn Child to Senator Borah urges the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to probe propagandist activities by William B. Shearer and to extend inquiry to church and pacifist lobbies. The letter, read here, argues there is no naval parity and that the U S Navy is hopelessly second or third class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wm.b. Shearer
Richard Washbur Child
Wm. E. Borah Clit
Italy
Brie Man Found Dead in Tourists Camp
George Herman, 60, of Brie Pennsylvania, was found dead at a tourist camp in ChMYenne Wyoming on September 11. Doctors attributed the death to heart failure with premonitions noted in a plan on the top of his car. An envelope in his pocket bore the address 013 West 6th Street, Erie Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frese Chmyenne
Wyo
Geo. Herman
Brie
George Harman
West 6Th Street
Erle
Prosecution rests its case in Erie murder trial
The Erie courtroom heard rapid testimony as the prosecution neared closing, with three eye witnesses recounting the night in April when State Highway Patrolman Russel Swanson was murdered. Miss Alan Wells and Mrs Mason Wells described fleeing shooters, a driver firing, and one assailant turning the gun on himself before fleeing behind a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Halverson
Russel
Swatisin
al North Fist
Erie
Heron
Uep Rossiter
C. A. Peterson
Minneapolis
Peterson
Invie Ifit
Halversin
Tnvie
Duriss
Alan Wells
Mason Wells
North East
Robert Dill
West Fifth Street
Robert Sehlbrau
West Lakerod
Bee
Howard Vanalsburg
Harbor Creek
Otto Herbst
Milas Almid Wells
West
Ohio Heensen
Swanson
Missing Japanese Ship Searched In Vain Off Chosh
United Press report from Tokio Sept 11 details a fruitless naval air search from Yokosuka for traces of the coastal steamer Tatho Maru of 2,000 tons believed missing after sending a distress SOS late last night. Fear grew that the vessel had sunk with the crew numbering unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Halverson
NAVY
Committee
V.F.W
United Brean
Tipton
C. B. Parlor
LeRoy Search
Anderman
Srever
Manchuria
Mukden
Siberian
Manchu
Pogranttchnaya
Sulfenko
Chines
Cucal
Pogranitchnaysvyas
Suifento
Pogranitchniya
Manchul
Mazisvskaya
Brownsville
Alvin McAlister
Blainsburg
General
Walter E. Wilmot
Outlook Bright
Tarife
Pennsylvania
Paul R. Mallon
Pittman
Dem. Nev
Sen Reed
Repu
Tari Acton
Vare
Tari
Wis
Watson
Yeaterday
Norti
Neb
Ynre
Alorse
Robinson
Demi
Ark
Nortis
U. S. Navy
Trio
Butlor
Arthur Angelo
Forestville
Slippery Rock
Grove City Hospital
B Texvolver
Paul
Kenneth Snyder
Arthur
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!