Battle of ships dominates talks on naval holiday
Raymond Clapper reports aboard the USS George Washington during a London five power naval conference voyage. American delegates favor extending the battleship construction holiday beyond 1931 to sustain morale and quick results. Premier MacDonald may raise the issue as an opening stroke. Delegates include Stimson Adams Morrow Robinson Reed and Dawes Gibson aboard with aides and experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
London
Great Britain
United Press
King George
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Jay Stimson
Amercan
Stimson
Adams
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
England
Charles G. Dawes
Hugh S. Gibson
Belgium
Italy Sees London Talks as Failure on Naval Parity
Rome reports the Italian government sees talks with France as a total failure and believes no preliminary agreement on naval parity or Mediterranean strength can be reached before the five power London conference. France says discussions are at a standstill, widening the gap between the nations and pushing the dispute to London. France demands a navy compatible with its own needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
France
Mediterranean
London
Italy
Mrs Oxnam Ill in Los Angeles Hospital
Gr enecastle Jan 10 Mrs G Bromley Oxnam wife of De Pauw University president remained critically ill in a Los Angeles hospital according to a wire from Dr Oxnam today sent to students
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Greencastle
G. Bromley Oxnam
de Pauw University
Los Angeles
Oxnam
Army planes plunge into dangerous winter test
Mt Clemens Michigan January 10 22 army planes of the Arctic patrol launch from Lake St Clair for a demanding winter flight to Spokane Wash and back Major Ralph Royce heads the mission linked by radio with transports carrying a low wave station Work aims to test winter flying gear skis heaters and pilot warmth along a route over rough terrain with limited emergency landing sites with overnight stop planned at Wausau Wis and Duluth to Grand Forks ND en route
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
MT. Clemens
Mich
Spokane
Wash
Ralph Royce
Lake St. Clair
Army
Earth
St. Ignace
Duluth
Junket
Wisconsin
Grand Forks
N. D
Wausau
Wis
Chevrolet to move east and affiliate with Martin Company
Louis Chevrolet, president of the Chevrolet Aircraft Corporation, announced a January 15 relocation to Baltimore to establish a factory. The outfit will affiliate with Glenn L. Martin Company, maker of the Martin Bomber and training planes for the navy, as Chevrolet previews an inverted four cylinder air cooled motor of 90 to 100 hp. Ten motors have been built for tests at Lillimore, with a eastward reorganization planned before production begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Chevrolet
Chevrolet Aircraft Corporation
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Company
Army
Navy
Chevrolet
Lillimore
Martin
Solon J. Carter
Indianapolis
Charles Chevrolet
Louis
Three Coast Guardsmen Plead Guilty In Liquor Theft Case
In New London Connecticut three coast guardsmen admitted guilt today before a general court martial prompted by the theft of confiscated liquor from the rum runner Flor Del Mar. Thirteen others pleaded not guilty to intoxication charges and a further eleven are expected to face trial. Fifteen are charged with stealing the Flor Del Mar's whisky. Commander M J Fyan, president of the three man panel, provided the update to United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW
Weather Log Hourly Temperatures Snapshot
An hourly temperature reading lists values from 6 am to 1 pm. At 6 am the reading is 19, 10 am 18, 12 noon 22, and 1 pm 23 with intermediate values noted as 8 am 18 and 9 am 8. The entry appears as a sanitized OCR snippet from a historical newspaper page.
Rounding the 1930 Curves by Jac Auer
The Times announces a new series by body culturist Jac Auer, health adviser to New York's Four Hundred. He will outline simple exercises to sculpt a naturally proportioned, slightly rounded figure matching 1930 fashions. Read Auer daily in the Times and NEA Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Jac Auer
New Jac Auer
York
Four Hundred
Auer
Times
NEA
City schools to reopen Monday amid meningitis outbreak
Indianapolis will reopen public, private and parochial schools Monday after a weeklong vacation due to a spinal meningitis outbreak. Health officials, school board president Russell Wilson and Acting Superintendent D T Weir cite disease decrease and strict ventilation measures, with windows opened at 74 degrees and humidity aided by water on radiators. No new local deaths. statewide toll rises with Goshen and Richmond cases and South Bend Peru additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Russell Wilson
D. T. Weir
Herman G. Morgan
Weir
Morgan
Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Butler University
Frank Foulks
Goshen
Medora Lewis
Richmond
South Bend
Peru
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sheridan
Frankfort
Lebanon
Lafayette
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Tipton
Muncie
Ft. Wayne
Louisville
Seymour
Indiana
Elkhart
Flood danger wanes as rivers stop rising in central Indiana
Flood danger lessens in Indianapolis and central Indiana as the Wabash and White rivers cease rising north of Terre Haute. The Weather Bureau warns worst floods since 1913 may hit southern Indiana, with Indiana Bell reporting 100000 dollars in damage from a sleet storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Terre Haute
J. H. Armington
United States Weather Bureau
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Weather Bureau
White River
Warfleigh Beach
Vincennes
Wabash
Mt. Carmel
Elliston
Seymour
Shoals
Decker
Lebanon-Crawfordsville-Lafayette
Indiana Bell
Chicago
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Jackson
Miss
Midwest Snow War Strands Nation in Severe Winter Toll
Snow bar rage paralyzed the midwest leaving death and crippled transportation and communications. Stragglers of the wintry army attacked regions from the Pacific to New England, with effects reaching south to the gulf as rain or snow spread into usually neutral areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
Pacific Coast
North Central
New England
Upper
Gulf Belt
State probes murder ring linked to rural racketeering
Missouri investigators, backed by vigilantes in Autrian Howard and Boone counties, probe a rural racketeering ring blamed for five unsolved murders. Attorney General Stratton Sharper to confer with Governor Caulfield as fear keeps families indoors and farm life in decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Missouri
Autrian
Howard
Boone
Stratton Sharter
United Press
Henry S. Caulfield
Al Smith Receives Key to City in Coral Gables Visit
Alfred E. Smith, former New York governor, arrived in Coral Gables. He was presented with a key to the city and joked about using it to get in late at night during his vacation trip to Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coral Gables
United Press
Miami
Fla
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Frail millionaire fights burglar in doorway
A frail unarmed millionaire Dr Nicholas Partos head of Corner Drug Company drives a 190 pound burglar from his twenty four room home. Partos wakes to an alcove window being opened and the intruder lunges with a lead pipe. Partos wrestles the burglar to the floor and sits on his chest before the intruder flees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
Nicholas Partos
Partos
State Fair to Have Carnival At Indiana Fair 1930
The Indiana state fair will again feature a carnival during fair week next fall. The state fair board, meeting Thursday, endorsed a bigger midway and signed contracts with Dodson World's Fair Shows Inc of Cincinnati to appear on the midway and with Gus Sun Booking Agency of Springfield Ohio for six circus acts to perform before the grandstand and in the Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Board
Hoover
Ballyhoo
Dodson World
Gus Sun Booking Agency
Springfield
Judges Target Paid Perjury By Police and Bondsmen
City judges Garvin and White plan measures to abolish paid perjury in municipal courts. They accuse lawyer bondsman rings of coercing police and witnesses, exchanging bribes for favorable testimony, and influence via political pressure. Police Chief Kinnaird ordered immediate reporting of arrest circumstances and charges after jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Garvin
Dan V. White
Harry G. Leslie
Garvin
White
Jerry Kinnay
Suit over dorm exclusion cites Jewish faith at UW Madison
Mildred L. Gordon a University of Wisconsin co ed filed in federal court a 10 000 damages suit claiming she was barred from Langdon hall dormitory due to her Jewish faith after reservations were made. The action names Mendota Building Company and KR D Malone as defendants and is filed in the name of her guardian father M L Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Langdon Hall
Mildred L. Gordon
Chicago
M. L. Gordon
Mendota Building Company
KR. D. Ma«lone
Hoover to send dry law findings to Congress
President Hoover will submit the law enforcement commission report to Congress next Monday. The White House seeks expedited prohibition legislation and will assist House and Senate committees, while House leaders oppose a joint committee. Officials say the administration backs transfer of enforcement agencies to the justice department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
White House
House
Congressional
Senate
Select Committee
Longworth
Tilson
Treasury
Justice Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
MacDonald
Raymond Clapper
United Press Staff
Dr. King
William F. King
State Health Department
Skiis
Coast Guardsmen
Bell Company
Park Board
Warfleigh
Wilbur Illingsworth
Riverview Drive
Central Avenue
Paul
Elmore
Broadway
Louis Boggs
Ashland Avenue
Boggs
Terror
Nolen Bulloch
AL Smith
Fat Lady
Dick Miller
Wisconsin U. Co-Ed
Hall
Wickersham
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!