Tardieu MacDonald Reach Renewed Accord On Problems
London reports a revived sense of progress after Premier Tardieu and Prime Minister MacDonald met at Chequers. Talks with Stimson and Briand proceeded, signaling cautious optimism on Franco British relations and naval conference aims. A key aim remains tonnage figures and a path to disarmament talks, with expectations of further sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mar
Tardieu
France
Ramsay MacDonald
Paris
Mr. MacDonald
Henry L. Stimson
Aristide Briand
Stimson
Downing Street
MacDonald
Grandi
Italy
Chequers
Great Britain
United States
Bardieu
Geneva
Two Wisconsin youths receive life terms for murder
Raymond McCormick aged 17 and Gerald Haberman aged 16 from Prairie du Sac Wis pleaded guilty to murdering Henry Hanfeld 47 marshal of Dyersville. They were sentenced to life imprisonment at Fort Madison by Judge P J Nelson after a Luxemburg filling station holdup. In a separate item Washington officials announced the Supreme Court would review 11 cases including Fullerton Labor Co of Kimball Neb seeking a ruling on railroad liability for late presented checks in transportation charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Raymond McCormick
Gerald Haber
Prairie Dil Sac
Wis
Heniy Hanfeld
Dyersville
Fort Madison
P. J. Nelson
Luxemburg
Washington, Mar
The
Supreme Court Today
Fullerton Lubor Co
Kimball, S
St Patrick and his world wide remembered feast day
Irish folklore and history detail St Patrick's uncertain birthplace with Kilpatrick Scotland named as a candidate, his life as a missionary bishop in Ireland, the legend of driving snakes, and his legacy of churches canticles and medals. It notes three preserved writings: Confession, a rebuking letter, and the Hymn of St Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Miller
O' the Green
St. Patrick
Erin
England
Scotland
Kilpatrick
Dumbarton
Clyde
Ireland
al Lad
Patrick
France
Mediterranean
Britain
Gaul
Emerald Isle
Armazh
Trish
St. Patvick
St. Patrick's Genve
Downpatrick
Just How Good An Irishman Are You
A playful quiz asks readers to test Irish knowledge with questions about the Blarney Stone, Devil's Acre, lakes of Ireland, kissing the stone, St Patrick, and political figures, inviting readers to page five for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Irish Free State
Orangemen
Will Broadcast Army Air Stunt
In Sacramento California on March 11 a note from Secretary of War F Truett Davison announces a national rebroadcast of two way radio conversations between fighting aircraft and ground stations. The air corps exercises at Mather Field from April 1 to 26 will showcase tac tics and equipment with ranges from 15 to 200 miles for pursuit planes and over 25 miles for bombardment and observation planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Mar
F. Trubee Davison
Air Corps
Davison Sai
Mather
New York Employment Improves Say Newark Board
New York officials report a decided improvement in the employment outlook as Newark board of trade cites revival in seasonal work and reduced enlistments. Governor Roosevelt, asked to investigate, noted expected traffic return and input from railroad executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newark Board of Trade
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
W. J. L. Banham
Fort Worth Rodeo Sets Bull Dogging World Record
At the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Beef show in Fort Worth Texas Rube Roberts claimed a new world record for bull dogging a steer by bringing the animal to the ground in four seconds flat The previous unofficial mark was about 4.5 seconds set years ago in Florida by Slim Caskey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Rube Roberts
Florida
Slim” Caskey
Urge President To Support River Project
A delegation led by George Washington Morgan of the St Paul Association of Commerce met President Hoover to urge backing for deepening the upper Mississippi river channel from 6 to 9 feet. Included were F Murphy publisher of the Minneapolis Tribune E P Warner of St Paul and Thomas Cunningham of New Orleans. Killed in Kansas City a 12 year old cripple Albert Davis died in a barn fire while attempting to rescue a horse. Two others were overcome by smoke but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington Morgan
St. Paul Association of Commerce
Hoover
Mississippi River
Mr. Morgan
F. ©. Murphy
Minneapolis Tribune
E. P. Warner
St. Paul
Thomas Cunningham
New Orleans
Kansas City
Marc
Albert Davis
Weather forecast for South Dakota and Sedeaddons
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures Tuesday. South Dakota expected fair tonight and Tuesday with unsettled southwest portion. Readings vary as a warmer trend develops on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Confession Leads to Arson Ring Indictments in New York
U S Attorney Charles H. Tuttle announced the confession of Joseph Eisenstein, a professional arsonist who allegedly charged $3000 to burn shops. He claimed to have destroyed stores for insurance, with seven merchants named as clients. The case involves possible mail fraud indictments and a $500,000 insurance pool. Eisenstein was arrested near Richmond, Virginia after information from Louis Dachis, a fur dealer tied to a prior West 27th Street fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
Joseph Eisenstein
Tuttle
Eisenstein
Richmond
Louis Dachis
West 27Th Street
Lost Wallet With $32 Returned To A. D. Sharpe
A. D. Sharpe, a switchman at the Chicago and North Western railroad yards, had his pocketbook with $32 go missing on Saturday. A passerby found it and turned it in to agent’s office, with C. S. Burris of Arlington credited for returning it on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Sharpe
First Street
Chicago & North ‘Western Railroad
C. S. Burris of
Ariington
Navy chiefs push for more cruisers and smaller carriers
Guantanamo Bay reports quote Rear Admiral T P Magruder and Admiral L M Nurton urging expanded cruiser strength to boost mobility and intelligence reach. They say Washington treaty limits allow adding 45,000 tons of aircraft carriers and advocate smaller carriers than Saratoga and Lexington for greater numbers and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
United States
T. P. Magruder
Navassa
Oat
Ingtort
Saratoga
Lexington
Admira L. M. Nurton
America
Caribbean
Hea
Architects Named For War Memorial In Pierre
Three advisory architects were appointed to draft plans for an $80,000 soldiers and sailors memorial building in Pierre. W F Blatherwick of Sioux Falls Roland R Wilcken of Watertown and James Ewing of Rapid City were chosen by the Legion and state memorial committee. If plans are approved bids will be sought and construction hoped for this spring. The facility may include a memorial auditorium a museum and offices for the state historical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Mar
State
W. F. Blatherwick
Sioux Falls
Roland R. Wilcken
Watertown
James Ewing
Rapid City
Legion
Charles Trimmer
Bulow
W. A. Haze
Aberdeen
L. K. Fox
D. G. Blewett
State Historical Department
Ed Hughes Hurt In Auto Accident Near Mitchell
Ed Hughes and his brother were injured in a collision about 11 p.m. three miles south of Mitchell while returning from Huron. George Moyer suffered minor injuries, and Gilman Van Olst of Wesington Springs drove a car on the wrong side of the road. Hughes was expected to be dismissed later that day. both cars were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hughes
Mitchell
Huron
Here
George Moyer
Gilman van Olst
Wesington
Springs
Mayer
Hughes
McNamara Mitchell Mass Meeting Foreshadows Senate Race
In Mitchell Mar 17 a mass Democratic meeting formed to contest Gov Bulow’s administration over banking policy amid Sharpe investigation fallout. L. E. Corey of Wagner billed as likely gubernatorial candidate. possible U S Senate race against Bulow discussed. other names linked include James Metamara Holton Day and E H Everson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaMara
Davenport
Everson
Senate
L. E. Corey
Wagner
Mitchell
McNamara Mitchell
Democratic Party
W. J. Bulew
Bulew
State Banking Department
M. Q. Sharpe
United States Senate
Bulow
McNamara Vidad
U. S. G. Cheryv
Ux Falls
James Metamara
Huron
E. H. Eversson
St. Charles
State Farmers Union
Holton Day‘enport
Sioux Falls
Cherry
F. J. Robertus
Arthur W. Watwood
Corey
State Senate
Wagner Post
Davin A. McCullough
Two Murders Add To Chicago Crime
Chicago reports two killings, a 61 year old election judge Ida Doyle found slain in a South Side alley, her purse and ring missing, and gangster John Rita known as The Billiken found dead in the North Branch of the Chicago River with two gunshot wounds. Rita once served as chauffeur to Ted Newberry and linked to bets between Moran and Capone rivals. Police link Doyle murder to Thomp son campaign precincts and arrest James Taylor. George Washington Smith, 51, Chicago architect, died in Santa Barbara after a year of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ida M. Doyle
John
the Billiken
Rita
Rits
Col
Calvin Goddard
Ted Newberry
North Side
George
Bugs) Moran
Scarface
al” Capone
Newberry
Jless
Toronto
Canada
Moran and
Capone
Allers
Hito
Pan
Rito
Doyle
William Hale Thompson
Santa Barbara
Cal
George Washington Smith
Yesteray
Liquor Raid At Royal Hotel Leads to Court Battle
Police raided the Royal hotel basement Saturday evening and found liquor in Jake Hardegger's room. Hardegger faced charges of keeping and storing liquor with a $100 bond, deferred by Judge Dick Haney. Farmer X. J. Simons, present during the raid, pleaded guilty to possession and was fined $50 or 25 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Hardegger
Royal Hotel
Mopkins
Hardegger
Dick Haney
Max Roght
Defenden
J.P. Sauer
X. J. Simons
Huron
Haney
Toreador Badly Hurt In Madrid
Sydney Franklin, Brooklyn cowman, was seriously injured in Madrid after a bull tossed him about by the horns. Doctors expect recovery but estimated 49 days, and he remains hospitalized as a nonmember in a standard facility following the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Sydney Franklin
Brooklyn
Crespo
Bull Fighter's Cooperative Association
Toreadors
Franklin
Bomb Explodes At Regent Theatre In Muskegon
A bomb planted on the Regent Theatre stage in Muskegon Michigan exploded at 5 3 pm causing about 30000 in damage. No one was in the building at the time and a floor shop in the same building also suffered minor damage. The P J Schlossman Amusement Company owners noted past labor difficulties at the Regent and other theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Regent Theatre
Flors
P. J. Schlossman Amusement Company
Regent
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Patrick's
AGE OF
Army Air Stunt
Russia
A. D. Sharpe
U.S
Huron Hotel
Toreador
Big Black Bull
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!