New Mexico Governor-Elect Seligman Born in Santa Fe
The article notes Arthur Seligman, a Santa Fe native born in 1873 and son of New Mexico's succession history, as the second native-born New Mexican to hold the office. It also references his role as president of a local bank and covers holiday social events, visits, and a forthcoming wedding of Miss Clarine Steel to Mr. John Fred Stroud in Ashdown.
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Arthue Seligtinn
New’ Mexico
New Mexico
Seligman
Santa Fe
Clarine Steel
John Fred Stroud
A. P. Steel
Ashdown
Hendrix College
Comway
Gianni Ie
Trem Biscuit Co
Memphis
Weit
United States
House of Representatives
J. Charles Linthicum
House
John D. O'Connor
New York
Adolph J. Sabath
Ilinois
J. Charley Linthicum
Maryland
French Cardinal Issues Ultimatum to Brides
Cardinal Verdier of Paris orders priests to wait five minutes before starting nuptial mass even if the bride is absent or late. The rule, aimed at late arrivals, applies across Paris and surrounding countryside, shocking many who have rushed to wed amid changing fashions and modern ideas.
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Paris
Cardinal Verdier
Elso
Co Ed Views Through Generations at University of Iowa
Mrs Emma J Sawyer, former student of 1864, asserts coeds of 1930 mirror those of 1884. From her Iowa campus visit she concludes new freedom exists but the aim remains marriage, home, and children despite changes in years and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Owa
U.P
Emma J. Sawyer
University of Iowa
Legal notice in Crutchfield et al vs Midland Savings
A chancery court notice from Cobb County Georgia warns The Midland Savings and Loan Company to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by plaintiffs Crutchfield and Marietta Crutchfield. It names officers and dates December 19 1930 and December 20 27 January 3 10 7 as seal dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Savings, and Pos . Co
Midlaint' Savings and Loan Company
Ao. RY Cristebfield
Marietta Crutehuela
Willie- Harris
Ygler
Banks Suspend in Three States Amid Bank Closings
Banks in Arkansas Mississippi and North Carolina announced five day suspensions amid post closing unease after local bank failures. Merchants & Planters Bank faced deposits around 750000 with capital and surplus near 900000. Wilson Banking Co reported 840000 in deposits before state takeover. National Bank of Goldsboro and Goldsboro Savings showed 382150.40 and 226419.53 respectively as orders and closures spread through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphia
Merchants & Planters Bank
James G. Clark
Clark County
Gordon
Gorden Institution
Merchants & Planters
Mississippi
Greenwood
Miss
Wilsion Banking Company
Greenwood Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank
Security Bank & Trust Company
Wilson Banking Company
State Banking Department
G. A. Wilson
North Tacobina
Goldsboro
N. C
National Bank of
War Letter Reaches Deadwood After 1817 Delay
The April 15 1817 dated letter titled Somewhere In France arrived in Deadwood for Johns through Bert Joins deputy county advitor. It was sent from a wartime buddy to Johns former England home and then forwarded within Deadwood. No reason was given for the long delay.
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Deadwood
France
Bert Joins
Buddy
Johns
England
Longest Railroad Curve Described Near New Orleans
Officials note the Illinois Central Railroad's sweep around Lake Pontchartrain forms the world's longest railroad curve. The tracks curve with the lake for nearly 30 miles near New Orleans, creating a remarkable line in the region.
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New Orleans
U.R
Illinois Central Railroad
Lake Pontchartealn
Jefferson Letter Sold by Charlottesville Dealer
A Jefferson letter dated July 1, 1778, describing the drafting of the Declaration of Independence, was sold at public auction by Mrs. Raleigh Minor of Charlottesville to Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach in Philadelphia, written to friend Willing Fleming.
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Charlottesvile
Uri
Thomas Jefferson
Raleigh Minor
Charlottesville
A. S W. Rosenbach
Philadelphia
Jefferson
Willig Sleming
Death by Own Action Record Set in New Orleans
In New Orleans an unusual incident is reported as a seven year personal crisis record, attributed to a person described as vlevesy von tts enlaig De. The event centers on self-inflicted actions and related records.
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New Orleans
Arsha Sevenyear
Vlevesy von Tts
Enlaig de
Corotter Office Reports 87 Total for Period Since 1923
The corotter office announced a total of 87 for the period, surpassing every five full since 1923, a notable record noted in the report.
Train Clips Off Auto In Whately Crossing
A locomotive clipped the entire front of Albert Hall's motor car at a local grade crossing in Whately Massachusetts. The hood engine and front wheels were swept away but Hall remained seated at the wheel unscratched in a collision described as a slight accident with no injuries reported.
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Whately
Mass
Albert Hall
Army enlistment boosts average height with Appel joiner
John C. Appel of Winfield enlisted in the United States Army raising the average height. Appel stands six feet four inches and weighs 189 pounds. He was assigned to the coast artillery in the Philippines.
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Burlington
Iowa
Uri
United States Army
John C. Appel
Winfield
Appel
Coast Artillery
Philippines
Spanish Encouraged Lecture Series In France
Paris reports the Sorbonne seeks to promote foreign language instruction in France by inviting renowned Spanish author Carlos de Battle to present lectures in his native tongue. The move aims to broaden linguistic study and cultural exchange in higher education.
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Paris
France
Sorbonne
Carlos de Battle
Edith May Cullis Seeks Court Cruelty Action Over Husband
London report notes Edith May Cullis charging her husband with cruelty tied to his habit of bringing the “Red Flag” to her. The- case centers on domestic dispute uncertainties and the couple’s ongoing friction as the court records detail the accusations and surrounding events.
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London
Edith May Cullis
Drivers May Face License Ties in Rigorous Bill Provisions
The bill outlines eligibility bars for licensing including mental incapacity and prior adjudications. It lists mandatory suspensions for manslaughter from vehicle operation, driving under the influence, falsifying license records, felonies involving motor vehicles, multiple reckless driving charges, and hit and run fatalities. Details on issuance fees and renewals were not yet finalized, with sponsors aiming to align with standard provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Reeves
Seven Drown As Launch Capsizes Off Tomales Bay
Seven people were reported drowned when their launch capsized in heavy Pacific swells off Tomales Bay late Thursday. A rescue launch overturned, its three occupants swam to shore. Coast Guard units searched the scene from Point Reyes as a strong tide carried the capsized boat seaward. Four women and three men were believed aboard. the other vessel’s occupants were nearly able to assist before their craft overturned.
Railroad Battles Over Oil Rights In Texas Case
Texas seeks oil and mineral rights beneath a railroad right of way. Attorney General R L Bobbitt argues the minerals under the tracks belong to the public domain, challenging Texas and Pacific Railway plans to sink walls and use oil for fuel. The case centers on how far the railroad right of way extends and who owns the subterranean resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
Texas and Pacific Railway
R. L. Bobbitts
Railroad Right of Way Case Stirs Liberty County
The article describes a long settled grant in Ward County allowing a railroad a 200 foot right of way over a tract ten miles long. Texas law passed half a century ago to permit the railroad to use earth timber stone and other material from the land for construction and operation. The railroad argues that removing material from the right of way is within the grant terms.
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Ward County
Gray
Texas
U S Movie Showcases Indian Sign Language on Blackfeet
Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott reports completion of a five thousand dollar sound film on Blackfeet sign language. Filmed at Browning Montana, it is an Indian feature owned by the Interior Department, contrasting with more costly productions of the era.
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U. S
Washington.w.p
Hugh ‘l L. Scott
Board of Indian, Commissionera of the
Interior Department
Blackfeet
Browning
Mont
Frat Meeting to Close Memphis Sessions in 1930
Memphis Tenn. convention to wrap up two day assemblage of Ft Kappa with final sessions. Members attend closing discussions and conclude the 1930 gathering in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Ft Kappa
Arkansas Bank & Trust Company
Hope
Arkansas
U. A. Gentry
E. F. McFaddin
Adaptive Design Sketch Review for Brown Fur Fabric
A terse note describes an AdaG style model sketch using anti brown fur fabric with a hood item. It references a feasible gift concept and possible construction details in a compact record.
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Duffle
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Hondurin’ College
Conway
J. M. Harbin
Brandmother
Florence Turner
Edward Woodford
Nancy
Jane
Little Rock
Justin Acker
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Fort Worth
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Prescott
Robert Harrell
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Henderson Teachers College
Mabel Norton
Derson Teachers College
S. G. Horton
Yfldtien Henney
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Chancery
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Dee
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Stimson Aide
Secretary of State
Allen Trafford Klots
Stimnor
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State Department
Washington
Greenwood, Miss
Big Boy
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Mothe
Wet Bloc
BY Williams
FR Willianas
Hea
P. J. Sutton Shoe Shop
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Kingsway Hotel
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