Obliging Judge Grants Kelly Jail Release Dinner With Widow
A California judge, Superior Judge Charles S. Burnell, allowed actor Kelly, jailed for 10 years for the manslaughter of Ray Raymond, to leave jail briefly for a dinner with Dorothy Mackaye, widow of the slain man. The ruling sparks criticism of judicial favoritism and calls for retirement of Burnell at term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Charles S. Burnell
Los Celes
Kelly
Ray Raymond
Doroffy Mackaye
Charles
Burnell
Somerly
Dorothy Mackaye
Raymond
Shear Set
Ife
Raynond
Ike Kelly
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Scandal Enmeshes 55 Bankers In Bogus Stock Ring
A Los Angeles financial scandal indicts 55 prominent bankers, lawyers, judges, real estate moguls, and industry leaders over a 4,000,000 share bogus stock scheme tied to the Julian Petrilean corporation and California Eastern Oil. Indictments seek punishment for manipulators while efforts to protect small investors continue amid a collapsing empire and large loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lght
Hollywood
Southern California
Los Angeles
Pete Awindie
City of the Angels
Que
Julian Petrilean Corporation
Duey
Juan Pete
Stovies
California Eastern Oil Company
Ty Lo
Hollywood Faces Call Over Julian Pele Scandal
A terse critique urges Hollywood to acknowledge its role in the Julian Pele scandal and to bow before Los Angeles as the primary scandal maker, arguing public accountability across the entertainment capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Pele
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Wets as law enforcers in Canada refere nced by Volstead era debates
The piece notes Canadian prohibitionists push for a national law modeled on the Volstead Act while Senate resistance looms. It highlights the shift toward strict enforcement by Ontario’s liquor control board, with harsher penalties for violations as the drys try to avert bootlegging and public nuisances amid evolving provincial repeal trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Volatead
Canadian Senate
Senate
Congress
Bart
Ontario
Liquor Control Board
Billion Dollar Educational Mill Dominates Endowment Scene
A historic look at endowments shows education as a dominant industry, with Harvard at 69 million and Yale, Columbia, Chicago, and Stanford all in tens of millions. Princeton, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, and others top 10 million, while even smaller schools surpass one million. Major gifts reshape the sector as George Baker adds 1 million to a 5 million foundation, Princeton nets 260 thousand for theater, and Yale allocates 600 thousand for a new baseball stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Harvard
Columbia
Yale
Chicago
Leland Stanford
Mass
Tech
Duke
Cornell
Johne Hopkins
Rochester
Carnegie Tech
McGill
Northwestern
Texas
Toronto
Rice
Princeton
George Baker
Marvard Business School
United States
Fragmented editorial on federal power and abolition debate
A long, garbled piece critiques Congress and federal authority, noting votes and disputes over abolition and power. It references Texans, Congressmen, and public debate, mentioning money allocations and constitutional questions amid a chaotic editorial voice.
Sentence Sermons From Rot and Mith Dr Waster
Misfortune is not all misfortune if we learn something useful from it. May he become a good teacher by a wise student. Sometimes love gives fortune a better chance than fortune itself. Complaints multiply as fortune grows worse. Self pity cures never. Publicity often exceeds good fortune. The strong man’s opportunity to show strength lies in misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Canada
Molly
Cal
Gurly
Mberth
Nanboo
Hunt
Mattl
Eong
Bru
America
Aturoiteat
Africa
Ieee
Debate Over Speed Limits In Maryland Traffic Experiment
The Haskin Letter discusses a Maryland plan to raise speed limits during an experimental period up to 40 miles per hour, prompting debates on safety and enforcement. Supporters argue higher speeds could aid traffic flow while opponents warn of increased crash risk and enforcement challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Lorton
Lorestan
Juter Ueyssond
Dpisera
Walt
Jose
Quateedéra
Fragmented OCR tale on traffic rules and penalties
The noisy OCR fragment discusses speeding penalties, driver behavior, and traffic code ideas. It mentions cameras, penalties, and enforcement, referencing Maryland experiments to increase speed compliance and the Uniform Traffic Code as a reform effort. It reads like a late 19th or early 20th century discussion of road rules and enforcement.
Fragmentary reminiscence hints at a speed debate and local measures
A garbled passage discusses traffic speed regulation near a coast or canal area, referencing a 88 miles per hour benchmark and a range of local actors unknown to clear meaning. It hints at public safety concerns, enforcement questions, and possible upcoming rules but lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Win
Tyre Hughes
Ralla
Lands on Feet After Fall From a Ladder
A worker fell from a ladder while painting a gate at a home on Mu thud atory of the home of Samuel tf Calfinan af verX. He landed head first on the ground, struck a perch, and injured his head. Workmen rushed him to a physician for treatment and he resumed work after a short rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waluwmarsny del
Muhardyan Yark
Samuel Tf Calfinan
Afarwdand
Rani
Tris al
Jim
Job His Heirloom A 1797 Park's Grandfather Jail Work
A garbled notice notes 1797 era events involving Alénzn Parks and his grandfather. It mentions directing work, supervising preparations, and a dry dock construction near Bastoa with involvement of children nationwide in the land. The fragmentary text references dates, places, and roles without clear sequence or full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alénzn Parks
Hall of We US
Fridate Constitution
Lake Fis
Parks T¢ & Alupbuilder
Cate
Schon
Tarks
Bastoa
Orange juice diet and cleansing for rapid weight loss
The text promotes an orange juice fasting plan as a weight loss method. It claims rapid losses, notes a coated tongue and foul breath during cleansing, and urges an orange juice only diet with hourly juice intake, enemas, and daily baths. It adds vitamins in oranges and frames the plan as medically beneficial while warning against hunger returning soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCox
Curious Questions and Answers From a Bygone Inquiry Page
A jumble of Q and A items touch topics from economics and geography to explorers and agriculture. Names like Amundsen and Junipero Berry surface amid scattered trivia, with short answers touching charges for services and basic historical notes. The piece reads as a miscellany column, presenting curiosities and brief explanations rather than a single cohesive story.
British Juvenile Delinquency Debate Moves Forward
A wartime era discussion outlines changes in juvenile justice, focusing on reducing delinquency rates in boys under 21. The report highlights recommendations to expand rehabilitative options, limit punitive penalties, and explore adult court jurisdiction for older youths while preserving safeguards for younger offenders.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frnip Barren
Weebl
Santa Uime
Houxes
Watts
Politi
Pahrance
CPI
Hay Rive
Pete
Syndroie
Pe Ueksee
Cduna
Minneapolis
Haskin
Wr Fradarie A. Heute
Fay
Capelby
Ieee Urgiowalt
Xpeer
Kathy
Insana
Wutta
Hlahwasa
Frank M
McCoy
Frank McCoy
Porm
Dietele Authority
Demorrow
Br. McCoy
Wola
Vale Corners
Asia
Ith Fox
Rupert Pillwat
Han
Lin
Netir
Souara
atmeneloKad Wien
Ylreet
Iul
Stune
de Berlin
Ape
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!