Lloyd George Addresses Met Opera House Tour Climax
The British premier New York a magnetic wartime leader spoke at the Metropolitan Opera House to a selected audience. His farewell address urged US Britain unity and strong cooperation to aid future generations. Outside, 250 Irish protesters clashed with police as banners derided Britain, while a single woman toppled a officer and others fought. Police redirected marchers up Broadway with marked firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Lloyd - George
Great Britain
Metropolitan ‘Opera Houe
Amerrcca
Tora
Metropolere
Iway
de Valera Clique
British Empire
George
Horge
Lloyd George
Banelig
de Valera
Broadway
Murder at Plantation in Philippines Reportedly Claims Over a Thousand
Special investigator W D Corn reports graves at five cemeteries on Dayuo mangses plantation. He cites Domings Filardo as manager and estimates about 1000 Filipino laborers died since 1914 with no reported instant deaths, alleging workers ran away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Mona
Bei
Mangses
Dayuo
W.D. Corn
Corn
Domings Filardo
Fillardo
Bank Robbery in Ottawa Kansas Leaves 16 Locked In Vault
Four robbers entered the First National Bank in Ottawa Kansas Friday morning. They locked 16 persons inside the vault, looted money bonds and securities, and escaped with gold valued at about $25,000. No injuries reported as pursuit intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rne
Chase
Kansas
Ottawa
Kan
National
Engaged couple to wed in England and Italy
An English couple with links to London was engaged last summer. Plans include a wedding in England followed by a ceremony in Venice. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a high society union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram
England
Patis
London
Venice
International Live Stock Exposition Opens in Chicago
The twenty fourth anniversary session runs December 1 to 8 with junior farmers and homemakers highlighted. National Boys and Girls Club congress headquarters are dedicated with ceremonies as 1500 champions from 46 states participate in contests and demonstrations. Over 6000 grain and seed samples compete for a 12000 dollar prize list. livestock contests draw 10000 cattle horses sheep and swine. Prime market animals will be housed at Union Stock Yards near the expo grounds. nightly arena entertainments feature a premier eight horse show and feats of horsemanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Exposition Grounds
Brillant Entertainments
Radio Signal Races to Warsaw in Record Time
New York office of Radio Corporation of America reports a revolutionary radio telegraphy feat traveling to Warsaw, Poland. The test claims 4,600,000 miles in 25 seconds without operator assistance, marking a milestone in adentife and commercial development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
King of Greece Said to be a Prisoner in Greece
London royalist circles report growing anxiety over King George of Greece. The Daily Mail cites claims he is a prisoner within his country and under constant military surveillance with restricted freedom of movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
London
Doridon
Daily- Vail
George
Jefery
Farnol
Bois
Ava
Paxnol
New
York
Carp
Couzens and Ford Donate Large Sums to Detroit Charity
A fragmentary report notes Senator Couzens pledging 110000 dollars and Ford contributing 60000 to a Detroit charity continuity fund aimed at raising 2000000. Edsel Ford’s 55000 gift is cited as a major contribution, with other details incomplete in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couzens
Ford
Detroit
James Couzens
Benatoy Coux
Edsel
Four Killed in Crossing Accident At Boenday
A crossing accident near Boenday left four people dead including John W. Big Hol Elizabeth Husay thi tway and Margaret Afteen with Harry WD among the unnamed victims. The crash involved a motor vehicle and a team, the investigation ongoing by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rade
Accidant
John
W. Big Hol
Filizabeth
Husay Thi Tway
Her’ Blister
Migs
Margaret Afteen
Harry WD
Yont
Ihug
Boenday
Bans Trading in Wheat Futures Proposal Draws Attention
Chicago Board of Trade discussions push toward a cooperative marketing plan for U S wheat, with calls to suspend futures trading and limit activity to specific grain grades. Washington reports deny widespread exchange protests, while officials note no official board involvement in talks. Proponents want trading confined to receivers, shippers, and millers of designated wheat grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Joh J. Stream
Association
Washington
Stream
Chicago Baird of Trade
George Marey
E.lewis
George A. Roberts
Engineer Dies at Throttle on Chicago Great Western Train
Engineer Henry N Hulitson aged sixty eight slumped forward at the throttle of a Chicago Great Western 4 Passenger train Thursday night as it left the city bound for Kangaa City. The locomotive stopped at Fourteenth street and Western avenue where a track foreman assisted. the train then went to Morty sixty sixth avenue yards where another engineer took over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry N. Hulitson
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Ftn
Kangaa City
Fourteenth Street
Western Avenue
Hla Freman
Wullison
Arbuckle Divorce Sought by Wife in Providence
Mrs. Minta B. Arbuckle files for divorce from Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle in Providence Rhode Island citing desertion and failure to provide. The former film star and vaudeville performer known as a premier buffoon faces a separations case amid public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty” Arbuckle
Providence
A. J. Providence
R. i.Roscoe
Fatty") Arbuckle
Minta B
Durfee) Arbuckle
Swiss customs bar German currency sale for pulp mill
Fifteen tons of German bank notes of small denominations bought by a Zurich paper mill for converting into pulp were refused entry by Swiss customs under a law banning large currency imports. The factory must bear the loss as the notes cannot be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Zurich
Ruhr Peace Pact Signed By Krupp Leaders
A general peace treaty nears completion in the Ruhr with Krupp van Bohlen promising mine resumption under agreed conditions. The accord, influenced by French terms, aims to restart Krupp operations and restore regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
Herr Krupp van Bohlen
Krupp van Bohlen
Krupp
Worl
Railroads Reject Rate Cut on Wheat for Export Trade
Washington reports a delegation of railroad presidents informed the Interstate Commerce Commission that freight rate reductions on wheats for export are not advisable. The carriers cited concerns over financial stability and long term service commitments. The discussion reflects broad industry opposition to discounting rates for export grain shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ilaime
Yoling
Commerce Commieion
Reparations conference limits participation and aims
Washington hosts expert talks on reparation issues with restrictions on attendees aligned against entanglement and foreign policy views. Proponents and opponents of League of Nations influence are barred from the session as the Coolidge administration guides the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge Disappointed by Soviet Red Panndt Aid Reforms
Washington report notes President Coolidge voicing disappointment over tariff and port rate expedients, voluntary reductions in wheat and coal rates. In Edwardsville Illinois bankers Harry Q. Clark and Edwin O. Battigge, president and cashier of First State and Assurance Bank of Wood River, are sentenced to two years for embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
Edwardsville
Harry Q. Clark
Etwin'o. Battigge
Firat Stile
Wood River
Paris artist enters Folie de Croute exhibition
A Paris artist from Montmartre uses a boulevard tree to display paintings in the Folie de Croute annual. The event, deemed a notable showcase, draws attention to contemporary works in the Butte district amid mixed reception from local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amfontmartre
Paris
Laria
Mada'm Hit Boxing Instructor Posed Challenge
A boxing instructor in a raucous exchange claims he battered a pupil and questions whether he could defeat others by correspondence. The remark reveals a taunting tone from Parly Le Rire about boxing skill and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxing Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
U's
Earl OF
Athlone
New Partatt
Mary
South Africa
Arthur’of
Connaught
Warsaw
Poland
Hawaii
Jelands
White House
America
Hic
Afteen
Thia
America’s Shrine
Loyd Ghoree
George Washington
Mount Vernan
Robert Aitken
Parle
Stind
Boat Carolina
Jeffery Farnol
Foire DE Croute
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!