Johnsons trail in debate on war powers and peace
Unidentified report from St Linkin on September 12 describes Johnson criticizing Wilson’s trail toward peace and urging ratification of a postwar treaty. The audience reacts with applause as he asserts America must safeguard global order and ally with Allied leaders against secret deals prior to U.S. entry into war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Linkin
Athick
America
Doallnge
Muler
Athwla
Tieford
Induapolla Auditoriuen
Renate
Aietian
Svpwork
Tessureayomonte
Andren
American Toys
President in Borah's Home State
Unites Press reports President visits Idaho to court Borah foes and urge support for a constitutional action. The trip targets opponents across the state, with plans to return to Seattle for a keynote and pacify party members ahead of votes in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Unites Press
Mahta
Bopt
Honatar Borah
Lalla
Hom
Jon Wiitrons
Seattle
Winaldrow
Miners Honor Memory of Mitchell Leader Among Union Members
United Press report describes miners paying tribute to Mitchell, former leader of the union. Workers involved leave for Scranton and Pawtnerd. The body of a late member is to be buried today in a ceremony honoring the deceased leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
United Prams
Wlavotahd
Typi
Apont
Thyianmary
Julin DL Sipholl
Teachionny
Uniton Miss
Tor Scrinton
Pawherd
Afitehetl
Murder Mystery at Farrell Prompts Joint Effort
A cryptic report references a murder mystery at Farrell and Jered Winthorlden aiding investigators. Clues mention a bloodstained box car and clothing tied to a home and a woman, with Milo and Acorn figures cited in a confusing sequence of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty United Prong Parrilly
Poliga
Nokid
Acorn
Jowan
Milo
Ilo
Canadians Vote For Ratification In Ottawa Meeting
A clipped Ottawa report notes Canadians vote on ratification of the treaty and the League of Nations. It mentions Mrs C H Andrews returning to New York with an engaged family and references various local names and a noted widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrt
C. H. Andrews
N.Y
Rowulon Wan
Waen
J. E. Brodmin
Rosy
Rupert
Feraain
Boston Quiet As Seven Thousand Troops Guard City
Unclear early September report from Boston notes heavy police presence with seven thousand troops on guard. Reports describe tense conditions at Jamaion Plains and Moury Groat, while union strike votes proceed and officials pledge to act once decisions are confirmed. Police and fire departments mobilize. telephone workers planned to walk out in solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Pras Tosion
Nostan
Polles
Koven Chodsund
Jamaion Plains
Wil Wiione
Sirike Spoue
Lt Wan
Wil
pyHeemtu
Pershing Leaves for Washington
General Pershing departs New York for Washington this morning aboard a postal train. A farewell ceremony occurred at the station as officers and a crowd bade him goodbye. His mother and wife are among those awaiting his return to Washington for ongoing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Perahing
Washington
DeMillion Hero Wounded at Argonne During War Return
Anguat DeMauri, seven months overseas, lost sight in one eye after explosive shell fragment. He served as major in detachment command at the Argonne and returned home after training in Cuong Lee and a tour in Washington. DeMauri, formerly with Ajax Trou Works, plans further remarks in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguat DeMauri
Cuong Lee
Svan
Argonne
Ible
Hay
Washington
BoMatirhaa
Ajax
Bullit urges defeat of treaty before Senate committee
William Q. Bullit told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the treaty should be defeated and reiterated his view that the pact would harm the American people. He cited past statements from May 19, 1919, and criticized proposed drafts tied to a near overseas agreement with Brazil and plans involving a trip to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aemil
William Q. Bullit
Senate Foreign
Bult Alga
Racing cars arrive for next week’s Blix Garage show
Two racing cars arrive in the city for exhibition at the Blix Garage with plans for next week’s events. Officials promise exciting driving as the German entrant prepares for the main show and other participants ready for the upcoming program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blix
Wila
Avil Uvelvs
Vox
Boston Faces Big Walkout in Labor Fallout
Toston Sept 12 A wave of labor unrest hits Boston as federal troops patrol downtown and walkouts spread across unions. Reports indicate over a hundred injuries from anti strike clashes and phone operators poised to vote tonight while other unions prepare similar actions. Governor Gallidge and civic leaders negotiate to avoid broader citywide disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston
Boston
Tolay
Hood
Federal
Fenopa
Tha Ity
OUL Remnins
Weve
Ikin
Tiave
Alion Anti Miibitos
Mave
Bloke
Stonen
Weil Wa Animation
Gaviidge
Thaku
Missionary Society's Great Work Reported
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society in Philadelphia highlights year long achievements including funds raised for Eurasian and Indian missions, support for a mission school in Montevideo, and care for war orphans. News notes a forthcoming event by Mrs. Murray and Rev. W. Murray as they plan to tour, with activities linked to the Philadelphia branch and district convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis Honary Society
In M. OR
Meleot Trenayron Mes
Knowlton
York
Wellayoon
Inlay
New Mission School For Girls
Montevideo
Acholpa
Growobls
Pande
Bealdos
Mary Li
Jiad Monil
Mihi
Ant Winghtor
Mes
W. Murray
Uni
Meslo Tor
Saturday Last Day for Registration in City and County
Voters are urged to register by tomorrow as primary campaigns heat up across the county. Strong contest expected in Republican nominations for state and county offices, with Democrats also mobilizing for key races. Registration hours in the city are 8 AM to 2 PM and 7 PM to 10 PM. All eligible voters should register now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smeaniliyg Minew
Uy Sontty
Evasprer
Uttat Hey
Republica Ghowlag
Ha Aight Delwein Maj
Puelpe
Curskadion Foe Tremaurer
Ehutent Monghi
Mlévoner Iy
Doveph Rogan
Hofui Ud
Liege
Enmaty
Hin
May Have Clue In Murder Mystery
A mangled report hints at a murder mystery with unclear references to suspects and clues. The fragment mentions investigators and a district attorney, with few readable names or details about location or timeline.
South Africa ratifies pact amid peace treaty support
September 14 report from Cayalawn notes the Wat ial Atwimbly of the Taion of South Africa voting unanimously to ratify the peace treaty. General Smars defended President Wilson, claiming he had done more than any other man for world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Smars
Wilson
Food riots in Silesia claim ten lives and injuries
A report from Copenhagen dated September 12 cites unrest in Silesia over food shortages. Widespread violence left ten dead and several wounded as protests escalated, with authorities uncertain about rebel leadership and motives.
Crime wave strikes North East with burglaries and a child injured
In North Hast a 10 year old, Haymond Beckwith, is in St. Vincent's hospital with a broken fog sustained after being trapped on a roof during a burglary attempt tied to Polish Alexander. Meckwith tripped on Houston Main Street while trying to brew in, burglars seized about $100 and a Hamilton watch. Five burglars were active late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymond Beckwith
North Hast
St. Vincent's
Ja Howe
Ghiok
Alexander
Meckwith
Alezander
Houston Main Street
North Hust
North Bao
President Wilson Speaks to Crowd in Tent Rally
President Wilson spoke in a tent at Conwy d'Alene Hale on September 12 to boost support for the treaty opponents. The crowd filled the venue as a cold wind drove the president to travel 14 miles to reach the site, while locals anticipated county fair events and a glimpse of the millionaire patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conwy d
Locals Play This Afternoon At Union City
Local teams travel to Union City for a pivotal afternoon game. Franklin and Corry squads vie in a fast paced regional clash, with rumors of lineups and new signings shaping expectations as Warren and nearby towns prepare for Sunday matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Corry
Mate
Franklin
Pluvira
Waite Ie
Indy Prooklin
Walon
Ealley Mruy
Venla
Vda
Saurainy
St Wna
Frauklin Nlao
Prauklin
Umogu
Ludystro
Colinoi
Jameitaion
Atrophy
Aleos
Jocaly Claw
Dawestown Salisbury
Washington
Otheir
New York State Boys
Oken
Jauain
Warren
Potrraon
Ayn Ativ
Heminway Farm Sold Near Delhi New York
The Heminway farm, about 40 acres near Delhi, New York, changed hands. Possession is slated for mid October and the new owners plan to operate with partners in nearby towns. Public notices list parties involved and terms including May 1 deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal Geres du Dela- Hay
Delhy
N.Y
Wompstown
O. Mtr
Madlick
Nort
Willie Barres
Lidies
Ala Arne
Columbus Boy Wins Distinguished Service Cross Posthumously
Clyde J. Manwaring of Columbus was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously for bravery in France. He and three others advanced from American lines to wipe out a machine gun nest, killed one enemy, and drove off others after comrades were wounded. He was mortally wounded by a shell during a later action on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargt Clyda F. Manwaring
Clyde Fe
Jean
Clyde J. Manya
Columbus Oy
Dulted Press
Washington
Fatt
Shalom
Aidisammittee
Jowria
Oarranne
Piopla Anould i
Tila Comutry
Probing Carranza Bribery Scandal Sparks Senate Probe
Washington reporters describe a Senate inquiry into possible Carranza era bribery tied to border aid funds. The committee questions aid officials and former Carranza associates about money flows and whether payments influenced policy. The probe seeks clarity on official expenditures and alleged misconduct.
Social Notes of the Day From the Weekly Page
Social notes detail gatherings hosted by Mrs Paul Downey and friends with birthday tributes for Miss Crapsey. Attendees from local clubs shared meals, cards, and toasts, including Mrs. Brenaman’s Los Angeles trip and Dr. Crowell family updates. Community groups report meetings, musical numbers, and charitable sewing for Meadville Children’s Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mada Woleuwe
Riv
de Bithy
Justin
Dell Alden
Ayhur Moon
Gon Albert
Halon Tvs
Tre Netile Carlson
Aline Elgis
Paul Smitt
Chileon
Cliigow
Lowise
Mir
Amit Mra
Ty Trisdult
Proctorvilly
Sina James
Vawrbner
OR. Crowell
Arthur
Archie Briggs
Taree Hullom
Opal
Car
Hullont
Gluten iMixer
Heboke Vunetonn
Katherine Quiltvan
Nora Abeh
Mayme Brenaman
Brenaman
Oklakonya
Allon Goon
Los Angeles
Thu Elby Ming
Livan
Christie Farm
Bappek
Momlinka
Wi Akar
Dowd
Prankc
Maud
Whiter
Meadville
Jim
Pho Howio
Mya
West
Wayne Atroet
Private Carr Returns Home From Camp Dix Service
Private Harold Carr, 108, of Mra. Burwe iB. Brigham, has returned after more than two years in the Army. He served at Camp Dix in the Quartermaster's corps for eighteen months and is now staying in the city. Local curiosity surrounds his homecoming, and the community notes his desire to work and contribute more to his country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Carr
Mra
Burwe
Brigham
Catan Dix
Carr
Yal
Camp dix
Bruner Erie Flyer Killed At Dunkirk
An Erie flyer named Bruner died in a Dunkirk air show crash after a plane failed, plunging from the sky and striking the ground near a crowd of about 10,000. Investigators, including Herman Schelm, found the mishap caused by a snapped or strained elevator wire, with Bruner ejected and the wreckage destroying nearby stands. Bruner, a West Virginia native born March 2, 189? endured extensive training and naval service, leaving behind Mary and the public mourning continues as the exhibition event ends in tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorwoods
Bruner
Brill
Corry
Tony
Dotonjoey
Ho Tain
Leslie
Ton Helbt
Thor
Joose
Cie Nor Marlen
Che Proparty
Barner
Bowie
Herman Schelm
Benus al
Beni
Harold W. Betone
Ying
Ory
Mary
Flu Increases at Chicago Reported by Health Board
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports a rise in influenza cases as city health officials note higher infection rates. The Health Commissioner indicates the outbreak is spreading through several neighborhoods, with hospitals reporting increased admissions and local precautions being emphasized.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bara
Johnson
Wilton
Indianapolis
Farrell
United Prod
Ottawa
Goston
Pershing
United Pros
Demauri
Bullit
United Press
Missionary Society
Uaijea
Noruity Shui
Wiss
Messner
Lin
Muor
Silesia
Vasea Presa
Copenhagen
Teantn
Logan
Teo
North East
Arnern
Amieiiun
Salisbury
Jamestown
Heminway Farm
Columbus Boy
Carranza
Oien
Germany
Brinkn
Harlana
Erie Flyer
Dunkirk
Corry Fair
Chicago
United Frew
Nhicago
Nadea Nf
Ieee
Foi Ateaith Commissioper
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!