Window Glass Factories Seek Overtime Extension
Pittsburgh leaders of the American Window Glass Manufacturers Association propose extending the first operating period by three weeks to June, and moving the second period three weeks to August 8. The plan awaits National Window Glass Workers’ Association approval via telegraph, with a decision likely within a week. Factory activity linked to building surges driven the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Marsh
American Window Glass Manufieterers’ Association
J.M Neman
National Window Glass Workers
Telegraph
Ila Sddea
Lexington Kidnapping Fright Shocks City Court Probes Note
In Lexington Kentucky a twelve year old boy, Paul Lite, son of B Z Little, was abducted by a pale man on March day. A ransom note demanding twenty five thousand dollars was received at the Little home via a messenger. The boy reportedly told a playmate the man offered candy and the kidnapper fled toward main streets. Police guard the family as authorities search for the child and pursue leads on the masked suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Paul Lite
B. Z
Lea Migion
V'Elock
Mtessongar
Lawson’s Stock Promotion Case Shocks Boston
Boston witnesses Attorney General enforcement against stock promoters. Thomas W. Laws surrendered to police on a charge of violating state stock information laws. Four brokers were arrested, including J Van Tipyer, former Lawson secretary. Lawson appeared at police headquarters and at the courthouse for arraignment, posting a $2,500 bond and awaiting an April 6 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Thomas W. Laws
J.van Tip
Yer
Lawson
Aew
Prussian Cabinet Resigns amid German Revolution
March report from Berlin notes the Prussian cabinet has resigned and Gustave Noske is expected to be offered a post in the new Prussian cabinet. A temporary lull at the besieged Wesel is described as authorities review the security situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gustave Noske
Cabine
Wesel
Ruderich
Prussia
Gprolutlongey
Why Measles May Be Dangerous Quick guide for mothers and Vicks usage
The article warns measles can linger without full recovery and cause lung complications. It promotes Vicks VapoRub for nightly relief by local action, describes rubbing on the throat and chest, using hot cloths, and inhalation. It notes caution for children’s digestion and offers free samples from Vick Chemical Co in Greensboro, NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick Chemical Company
Broad Street
Greensboro
N.C
Peace Declared Between Two Forces Reported by Headquarters
The correspondent was informed at dawn by General Habitse's headquarters that a peace has not been declared and that no formal agreement exists across the front at Weeel. The report comes via telephone from the commander on the morning of the referenced front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habitsehie
Weeel
Presidential aspirants questionnaire on campaign expenditures
A Labor weekly prints a questionnaire addressed to presidential hopefuls from both major parties. It asks for current campus finance details, anticipated spending before the national convention, names and amounts of contributors, and a sworn statement of expenditures and contributors. It also seeks a commitment to press Congress for laws limiting campaign spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maren
Mail Public Today
Labor
Reepsweed
Jebor
Suiegard
Congress
Ineedi
Ead
Henry Groove of Boothsville Dies After Illness
Henry Groove of Boothsville died yesterday afternoon at his home following a prolonged illness. Aged seventy, he spent most of his life in Looths Creek district and was known countywide. Survived by four daughters Corrie Leason Anna Smallwood Minnigbink and Veena Groove and three sons William, Russel and John. His wife died five years ago. Funeral at Boothsville Baptist Church conducted by Rev M Powells. interment in Leotheville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Greaver
Bootheville
Eelows
Looths Creek
Corrie’ Leason
Chingstoc
Anna Smallwood
Fascits
Minnigbink
Crossroads
Thornton Man Paralyzed During Fire Fight Near Hammond
Bruce Miller a longtime Thornton resident was struck by paralysis Friday while fighting a grass and brush fire on his Hammond area farm. Sparks from a passing engine set the dry fuel ablaze, forcing Miller to push through exhaustion before collapsing. A caregiver found him unconscious. doctors fear a second stroke may occur, leaving recovery unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Miller
Lfe
Thornton
Stricke
Hammond
Miller
Licenses Granted To Sell Beer By Judge In Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on March 27 Judge McConnell of the Westmoreland court approved 122 license applications to sell beverages containing not more than one half of 4 percent alcohol. The decision covered fourteen brewpub and one distillery cases among others, with rulings issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
McConnell
Westmorelang Court
Prominent residents report health and travel updates
The report lists numerous local figures visiting or returning home from trips, including Mrs. Chatlee from West Main Street, Captain Eugene Trench, Miss Carrie Brendel, and Dr M M Holt. It notes illnesses, recoveries, hospital stays, and social visits across Elkins, Philippi, Keyser, and neighboring towns, with several moves to duty, work, or family care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatlee
West Main Street
Eugene
Dumnington
Lee Sandridge
Philippi
Willis Sandredge
Carrie Brendel
Loveland
Charles Brinkman
Mass Ives
Warder
Central School
Odell Marks
South Side
City Hospital
M McDaniel
Daugis
Mys. A. T.ong
John Reger
Grafloo Leader
Aelington
Jay
Brandon
Philboi
Thomas Maxwell
Ura Ayssion
Agwlesburg
Fred Gombs
Clarksburg
W. H. Banner
Bettyburg
Frank Rinard
Buck Nannon
Newell
Keyser
James Morling
Unley
M. M. Holt
Mr. Hot
Maple Avenue
Hoyd Pinnell
0. T. Teynolds
Roy Ravenscraft
Grafton
Join Pickett
Alliance
Ohio
Earl Pepper
Graftonley
Pikron
1. AO
J. N. Bonner
Helington
Charles Te Lilly
United States
Ebj
Gina
Prominent locals and visitors fill city scene
The community reports returning service members, visiting relatives, and shoppping trips along with several local residents from Fairmont and surrounding towns. Notables include Mrs W B Cockrell, Henry Pritchard, and Mrs D Reed, while travel from Pittsburgh and Uniontown is noted. Easter services are planned with Epworth League leadership and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Leon
Guy William
Flemington
Gaines
Fairmont
WD. Reed
Relty
Sansiitis
Leo
Abe Tuckcett Higelly
Ibeen
Mairmont
Mishowe
Mise Manoh Huetlett
Paiintomty
Nes
John A. Cole
Cole
S . Vernon Bent
G. Hy
Han
Isme
White
Evansville
Mas. Ryss Iouchanan
West Alexander
Ait
B. Cullen
Pitts
Jonah White
Doctor White
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Gale
Russell Cullen
Mise Ethe Jel Knight
Wilile
G. W. Evans
Olive Reddick
Weelkers
Herman Potts
Newa8
W. Warner & Company
Everee
Ti Jon Ting
J. W. Cummins
Fining
John Cummins
Grafton
Wiland
Tif
Charles
Davis
Léna Pivkhill
Charteyt
Henrietta Gizley
Norebome Om
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Lawson
Frenzier
Penang
Germany
Vick
Mahe Swern
Charleston
W. Va
Buffalo
Putnam
Didates
Asek
Henry Groove
Boothsville
Thurs
Jhornton
Ore Watkins
Taylor
Crom
Anmanolles
Ad ‘Woahtygtnn
Friedman Brothers
Stasver
Etfel Cotton
Meredith
Watt
Bivenu
E. H. Waters
Sliss Fusan
Sayre
Mughee
Hiifie
Sid Lera
Otterherst Cotlese
Woesterville
Rose Nefronimus Jas Leen
T. We. Meiron Mus
Washingtomn
Otte
Mos
JoPfi-Dean
Denzel Waters
EM. Waters
Dewe Avenue
M.F. Rockwell
Salvation Army
Nestie
Tyre
Monday Daily Sentinel
Judge
W. R. Stewart
Ruth Jackson
Girlrmont
Miss Hele
Ruth Cather
Ettys
Rochestars
Pearl Street
Misa Dorothy Carroll
Merbert Carrell
Clarkshuts
Hunt
Tennelton Bank
C. Ross Jones
West Virginia University
Kal Jones
West Side
Jones
Parkersbury
Charles Brandon
Tillipps
Waa
Wis
Robert Hooper
New Castle
Charles Hooper
William Spindler
Wilfred Hendrickson
Wesleyan College
Tock- Lalmon
W. P. Hendrickson
McGrew Avenue
Jed W. Hobingon
Warder & Robineer
Marlinton
Third Ward
Monroy Street
John G. Stewart
Yerm Alta
Frank Gerkin
Lear & Company
Jas
St. Loui
Pie
Rowleshire
Yale
Ménaeir
Cardui
Cardu
Cardus
Mary E.veste
Madison Heights
Gratton Druk and Teal Co. Shores
Ae Chase, Rohr, M. D. Eye
Chicago
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!