Murder of 7 year old boy shocks Secaucus meadow search
Detroit police report Peter Kudzinowski confessed to kidnapping and slaying Jooseph Storelli a 7 year old New York boy. The body was found near the Susquehanna railroad embankment with throat cut and bloodstained knife nearby. A murder warrant was issued as Jersey City officials plan grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Jooseph Storelli
Secaucus
N. J
Detroit
Peter Kudzinowski
Susquehanna Bridge
Leo S. Sullivan
Jersey City
Kudzinowski
New Jersey
Underwood
Susquehanna Railroad
Roy Lambert
Roy Rogers
Dzinow
Scranton
Joseph Storelli
Magdalena
Joseph
East Side
Joseph M. Saccaro
Grand Central Station
William Hogue
John Underwood
John Stork
Secaucus Meadows
Hogue
Man charged with involuntary manslaughter in fatal hit and run
Grover Williams 44 of 39 North Boston avenue faces an involuntary manslaughter charge after police say his car struck and killed Alvert Elff 44 of 44 West Thirteenth street on Saturday. Williams was arrested Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Williams
North
Boston Avenue
Williams
Alvert Elff
West Thirteenth Street
Del Rio Near Death as Poison Complications Rise
In Berlin on December 6 physicians said Jaime Del Rio writer and former husband of Dolores Del Rio faced a grave prognosis after septic poisoning followed an operation. The motion picture star’s ex-husband’s condition drew headlines in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Jaime del Rio
Dolores del Rio
Heywood Broun to Begin Daily Back Stage Column
Heywood Broun, noted writer and columnist, will start a daily feature next week on Monday December 10. The column will explore politics, authors, athletes, and behind the scenes of major world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood Broun
America
Heywood Broun
Hope Renewed for British King as Illness Eases
London reports the king shows gradual improvement as the infection in his lung becomes more localized. The royal household awaits Prince of Wales arrival by mid next week while Queen and Princess Mary resume public engagements, and doctors brief morning status amid fluctuating condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Jones
United Press
London
Prince of Wales
Africa
Princess Mary
Northampton
Lord Dawsor of Penn
Sir Stanley Hewett
Kidnap Diamond Dealer in Flint Heist
Police sought two bandits who abducted a diamond dealer from a crowded depot in Flint. They grabbed $17,000 in diamonds and $1,700 in cash after forcing James Frankel of Cleveland to a hidden yard spot. one thief brandished a gun and ripped open his vest for the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Flint
Mich
James Frankel
Cleveland
Frankel
Colorado college cancels all formal parties for rest of year
Colorado Springs reports all formal college parties for the rest of the school year are cancelled except the junior prom because of excessive liquor drinking during last month’s homecoming celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado College
Explosion at Kill-All Disinfecting Plant Kills Four
An explosion at the Kill-All Disinfecting Company plant in New York injures several and leaves fifteen unaccounted for. The one story building in the upper east side industrial district and an adjacent junk firm were demolished, with Groans of the injured still heard as ambulances removed the dead. A third building housing the Acme Furling Company was also badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py United Press
New York
Kill-All Disinfecting Company
Kill-All
Upper East Side
Acme Furling Company
Flow of Black Gold Triggers Wichita Oil Fever
Wichita and surrounding countryside shake with oil fever as three wells near the city pump about 10 000 barrels daily. Drilling continues within sight of pay sand on three other sites as hotel lobbies buzz with fortune talks. Lease buyers royalty holders and company officials race to claim profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wichita
Kan
Couple Die in Wabash Train Crash at Grade Crossing
Lafayette Indiana December 6 Mr and Mrs Joseph Rodecker ages 60 and 58 died when their automobile was struck by a Wabash freight train at a grade crossing in Lafayette. The accident occurred today at the crossing near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Joseph Rodecker
Bookie King Freed After Kidnap in New Albany Case
Louisville bookmaker Ed Alvey known as the king of gamblers returns home after a Monday night abduction near his residence. He says abductors blindfolded him, rode in multiple cars, and released him without paying ransom. A decoy lured him, a bloodstained green sedan was found, and officials fear a murder attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Louisville
Ed Alvey
Alvey
New Albany
Ind
Cincinnati
Weather outlook: slight warmup to near freezing today
United States Weather Bureau head J. H. Armington predicts a fair but only slightly warmer period tonight and Friday. Overnight low reached 18 degrees, 5 degrees above Wednesday's 13, with a daytime high near 32 to 34 and a tonight low around 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Armington
United States Weather Bureau
Armington
Wife Dead While Husband Hitches Home to Tell of Loss
December 6 report from Philadelphia details William T. Love, once a Galesburg real estate speculator, en route to tell his wife he was broke. His wife, unaware, had been fatally struck by a car last Saturday and died from injuries. Love did not know of the death as he traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Potter's Field
William T. Love
Galesburg
Iil
B R R R IS VICTOR Freshmen win in chilly Butler pushball fray
The annual freshman sophomores pushball at Butler University ends with neither side possessing a ball. Freshmen claim victory by unity while a lone sophomore endures the cold and hails his team’s effort amid the wind and frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
Jim Runyan
Butler U
Soph
Auto race driver sued for divorce
Mrs Helen A Schneider wife of Louis F Schneider automobile race driver and former Indianapolis policeman filed for divorce in superior court charging cruel treatment. She seeks $10000 alimony custody of 3 year old daughter Mary Ellen and a restraining order. A recent municipal court case saw Schneider convicted of assault and given 30 days on the Indiana state farm. He finished second in this year’s Speedway race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen A. Schneider
Louis F. Schneider
Indianapolis
Superior
Mary Ellen
Schneider
Indiana
Schneiders
North
New Jersey Street
Balsam Avenue
Farm relief held up in short congressional session
Washington December 6 The house agricultural committee failed to adopt a farm relief program in the short session. Chairman Haugen said after an executive meeting there was grave doubt an adequate bill would pass this session. J C Williams was reappointed to the State School for the Deaf board by Governor Ed Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Congress
Haugen
J. C. Williams
John C. Williams
Anderson
State School For the Deaf
Ed Jackson
Kills Upon Request A Youth Confesses Shooting Farmer
Ray Feather off aged 19 confessed to Sheriff Lloyd that he shot and killed Jacob Konchler after being invited into the farmer recluse's home. Feather said Konchler promised his farm in debt if he killed him and the phonograph was played while the shot was fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Logan
Ray Featheroff
Jacob Konchler
Konchler
Featheroff
W. R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Carillon Class Banquet Speakers Final Degrees Tonight
The Rev. Frank Lee Roberts, pastor of Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, will be principal speaker at the Carillon class Scottish Rite convocation banquet. The last three degrees will be conferred today on both sections of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lee Roberts
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Business man slain. clerk shoots auto dealer in street
W. L. Shippy, a grocery warehouse clerk, shot and killed G. Hall Davis, an Atlanta automobile dealer, in a downtown street today. He surrendered at a police station after remarking that he would prevent Davis from "breaking up another home."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle
United Press
Atlanta
W. L. Shippy
G. Hall Davis
Shippey
Indiana Daughters push flag oath for teachers
The Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution plan a bill to compel all Indiana teachers to take an oath to the flag and Constitution. Regents are urged to personally solicit legislative support. if they cannot meet legislators, a local chapter member should do so. Also announced was President Coolidge's Feb. 25 visit to Vincennes for the George Rogers Clark memorial dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution
Indiana Council of the Organization
Columbia Club
Truman C. Yuncker
Greencastle
Yuncker
Calvin Coolidge
George Rogers Clark
Vincennes
Charles Carlisle
South Bend
Legislative Committee
Shumaker Brief Filed in High Court Contempt Case
The Indiana Anti Saloon League official Dr. Edwards Shumaker faced a high court contempt matter after a state supreme court sentence. The brief argues the governor exceeded constitutional power in pardoning him and attacks Attorney General Gilliam while outlining two legal propositions about the state's moves and pardoning scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Edwards&. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
Shumaker
Supreme Court
Jackson
Arthur L. Gilliam
State of
Gilliam
Gas poisoning at School 58 sickens 15 pupils in annex
A coal stove in an annex at School 58 on Linwood Avenue and Michigan Street released carbon monoxide, making 15 fourth graders ill and prompting treatment by Dr. A. A. Hollingsworth. Officials blamed improper firing and called for safer heating or steam systems, while noting the broader issue of portable classrooms in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Avenue
Michigan Street
A. A. Hollingsworth
East
Warren Russell
South
Colorado Street
Carl W. Burton
Bureton
Burton
Hollingsworth
Roy Russell
Indianapolis
Rudolph Bowers
Frame U. S. Bill to Ban Masks of Ku Klux Klan
Washington December 6. Representative Victor Berger introduces a federal bill to punish masked highway wearers with up to 5000 dollar fines and ten years in prison or both. Berger says the measure re enacts key 1870 71 Klan acts and aims to curb disguises by two or more persons on public highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Victor L. Berger
Socialist
Wisconsin
Berger
Ku Klux Klan
Senate Defers Vestris Probe Action on Disaster
Washington December 6 Senate commerce committee deferred action on two resolutions seeking a Vestris disaster inquiry. Members requested transcripts from the New York hearing before deciding on a congressional investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Vestris
New York
Unclear OCR time data fragment from 1911 source
Fragmentary lines read as times and numbers including 6 a m 18 10 a m 28 TB Mroee 1911 Micree 90 8 a m 20 12 noon 32 9a m 23 1p m 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroee
Micree
Drug Makers Meet opens in Indianapolis club
The semiannual meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association began at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. National officers attended and local plant inspections were planned with firms Pitman Moore Lilly Swan Myers and E C Bundy on the tour. Local arrangements were coordinated by James E Bartlett R M Cain and C M Bundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Pitman-Moore Company
Eli Lilly and Company
Swan- Myers Company
E. C. Bundy Company
James E. Bartlett
R. M. Cain
C. M. Bundy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meadows
Michigan
Man
Albert Elff
del Rio
Indianapolis Times
Monarch
the Times
Bookie King
Victor
Louis Schneider
Kills
Business Man
Northwest Territory
Dry Crusader
Son
Thelma Dean
Maude Moody
Charles F. Miller
Miller
U. S
Senate
Pharmaceutical Association
Times
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!