Roosevelt Testifies to Abstinence in Suit Against Ishpeming Editor
Col Roosevelt, taking the stand as his own first witness in a $10,000 damages case against editor G A Newitt, declares he never drank to excess and has not touched alcohol in twenty years except modest, sporadic tastes. he admits rare whiskey on campaign trips but insists he is abstemioully moderate. Court crowd overflows as guards shield the former president’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Progs
Marquette
Mich
Roosevelt
G. A. Newitt
Ishpeming
Socret Service
Jacob Riis
Waller
Alexander Jabert
Wells
Frisco Safety First Rally in Frisco Tonight
Central Division Safety Committee hosts a Frisco Ozark Theatre gathering to boost personal injury prevention among employees and the public. The program features speeches by W G Koch and W B Spauldus, musical numbers, and stereoptical railroad safety views. Admission is free and women are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Theatre
Central Division Safety Committee
Central Division
Ozark
Frisco
Follws
W. G. Koch
Bi. Union Safety Committee
Stuste ‘Quark Orchestra
Music Quark
Robert Hoye
Hugo
Okla
M. L. Gillespie
Fayetteville
Ark
Universit
Weldemeyer
Tanner
Greenfield
Weldemeer
Worthy of Hero's Reward in Little Rock
The proposal to award the hero's share to Prof W A Crawford and Miss Van Landingham for risking their lives to save Francen Crawford and Miss Meade from the Illinois River draws public approval. Accounts of the tragedy, which cost four lives, will be sent to the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for next awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
W. A. Crawford
van Landingham
Francen Crawford
Meade
No River
Carnegie He'o Fund Commission
Crawford
Currency bill readiness discussed by Provident in Washington
May 21 Washington officials reviewed the currency reform and the new Industrial Commission personnel. President Wilson outlined broad lines of the proposed currency bill but no final agreement was reached. The administration aims to have the measure ready for introduction next week with expected support from Senate and House Banking committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
Washington
Indstrial Commission
the Provident
Wilson
House
Glass, T
Senate
Howe
Coaster Brake Trust Ordered Dissolved
The Coaster Brake Trust was ordered dissolved by a U S District Court decree in Rochester New York. The government argued the defendants conspired to monopolize coaster brakes and accessories. Several individuals from Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Illinois appear in the filed list with varied spellings and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prews
Rochester
N. Y
Coaster Brake Trust
U. S. District Court
Balkans alliance teeters as new war threat looms
United Press reports from London on May 27 that the Balkan alliance formed to defeat Turkey faces imminent disintegration as pressures rise. Dr manoff declares Dulgari refuses modification of the treaty, and Serbia and Greece press for changes while the powers wrestle with the broader dissolution risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Balkans
Balk
Turkey
iMes
Manoff
Elearian
Vry
Dulgari
Sitaion
Servia
Greece
Senate Getting Down to Business on Tariff and Income Tax
Washington May 27 Senate finance committee members plan to begin drafting amendments this afternoon to tariff and income tax measures. Democrats seek to present a final package within three weeks as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United Prove
Washington
Democratiee
Senate Finance
Tragic double death shocks Pope County town
Russellville mourns as Prof W. A. Crawford and his daughter die in a cooking party accident. Details describe a pall of grief over Pope County with mourners from the community attending memorial services and funeral arrangements for Miss Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeliviag
Russellville
Ioana
W. A. Crawford
Rath von Landingham
Mim Ven
Meade
Talnuis
Pope Coun
Crawford
Head on collision at Brandt kills several
A head on crash on a Missouri road at Brandt kills at least four and injures one seriously. Firemen, a railroad engineer, and a baggage car crew member perished. Pullmans stayed on track, No. Eleven and Twelve engines burned, others saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
Kansas City
Brandt
Kileld
Path
Milseria
No. Bleven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col. Roosevelt
Dver
Alcohot
Colguias
Charke
Collowss
Pontius Pilate
Guardian Angel
Igh
Bk Paul
Hell
Heid
Tobias
Coats Aee
Balasin
Davitt
Go- Vath
Saul’ le Sa OY
Son
Chiow
Korea
Brasil
WN. Crenman
Block St
Mrs. Wn, Crouahiew
Roapocttanty
Congress
Coaster Trust
Wasington
Cyril Va Meter
Bloomfield
Nd. T
Bt. Clair
Springfield
Lottie ‘Debrick
K. C
P. Merley
Muskogee
G. 7
Hightower
Pt. Suth
B. Bastey
Laymehturg
A.D. Mulford
Della Fricke
Chiago
M.G
Mitten
Data LC
Marcw
Forrest City
Rilaard
Aleksonville
Nieghbon
Nefo
Edwin Clapp
Pope County
Adjon
Prof. Crawford
le I
McCure
Gavin & True
Arete van
Madreda
Toga
Depo
Mr. Crawford
Dardanelle
Miss Meads
University of Arkansas
Geoge
Pugh
Martineau
Powell Clayton
T. Dickinson
Hen McGehee
J. Shorsld
Pasha
Jon George B. Cook
Mte'el
Horace G. Mitchell
George van Feta
Prof. Craw
OPH
Mins
Lyric
Pagene Webb
Hwen Webb
South
Chvnw
J. Wrauman
Rimepo
Oldang
Countey
Gall Son
Brandt Hd
Madison
Wis
McGovern
Tita Conferacy
Emplex
Lyric Noon
McReynolds
Jay
Yime Worea
Pratay
Dan Alon
Howpitad
Lev
McKay
Hoy
T. J. Mackay
Aml Saints Church
Brenig Woo
Beton
United States
Dure Jewelry CO
B. H. Barnes
Prop
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!