Hours ahead record flight by Wiley Post and Gatty
Wiley Post, the Oklahoma speed flier, surged hours ahead of the record during his around the world flight with Harold Gatty. He landed at Novosibirsk after a grueling leg from Moscow, maintaining a substantial lead and weather woes shaping the perilous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatty
Wiley Post Oklahome
Ainates
Ireutss
Liberia
New York
Harlod Gatty
Post
Oper Novosibirsk
Moscow
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Atlee
Iron Slade
Lrivuten
San
Partursk
Zaq Milous
Novosil
al the Pom
New You's
Khabarovek
Leal Mountains
Novostbitshk
Sin
Irkutsk
Khabarovsk
Harold Gatty
Akaabarovsk
Irkutskiy
Here
Twatt Boneharov
Associated Press
Evangelist Hutton and Aimee Dillon divorce dispute grows
The note from Havre via the Atlantic route to America cites Hutton accusing Aimee of seeking to control their marriage. An emblematic message from an anonymous wife claims Sweethearts reassure confidence while Hutton publically questions the fidelity and future of their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee
Dad
Ace Semple AlePherson
Pune
Havre
America
France
Mae
McPherson Wiley
Tio Hutton
Hutton
Roosevelt's Son On The Way To Chicago In Nevada Divorce
Elliott Roosevelt, 22, son of the president, traveling from Nevada to Chicago where he may meet Ruth Sorina of Fort Worth amid rumored romance. The pair deny matrimonial plans while Miss Goowins and her mother remain guests at a hotel. Elliott left Reno after a swift divorce from Elizabeth Donner, with eight minutes of court time and a cross complaint by Mrs Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nevada
Elliott Roosevelt
Ruth Sorina
Fort Worth
Texas
Roosevelt
Century of Progress
Herald Od Examiner
Elliott
Young Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Omaha
Reno
Young Hoosevelt
Elizabeth Donner
Philadelphia
Minden
District Court
Voluntary Codes Touted to Boost Wages and Prices
Washington outlines industrial recovery plans to quickly raise national buying power through voluntary covenants, wage and hour adjustments, and shorter work weeks. Leaders push public campaigns with state organizers, speakers, posters, and advertising while employers seek tax exemptions and export trade provisions. Mobile note adds Southern Kraft to raise employment by ten percent across its southern plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Cour
Doliviwn
Peta
Along Came Bud Debut as Morgan Marries Maschke
Helen Morgan introduces new husband Maurice Bud Maschke Jr in Chicago after a secret May 15 Newcastle Pa. marriage. The Harvard Law graduate walked on stage as Morgan sang Along Came Bud, with Morgan 28 and Maschke 25. The couple kept the romance seven years and hid the wedding from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Helen Morgan
Bud
Maurice
Bud! Maschke, Jr
Cleveland
Laty
Newcastle
Miss Morgan
Avon
Harvard Law School
Referendum Vote in Upper Hill Township Counts 44 for Yes
In Praizig County Upper Hill township reports its referendum results with 44 votes in favor and 1 against on the eight amendment. All eligible worshipers were observed voting in the local tally today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rouk
Ark
éPj
Arsb
Upper Hill
Praizig
Veneul
Suitor killed wife and fled as child died
Rose Gaylock slain by Charles King in her home after weeks of unwanted attention. Police found her shot, child wounded, and King dead by a self-inflicted gunshot in an upstairs room. Husband located at work, wife and child victims of a violent tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesy
Rose Gaylock
Charles King
Pol
King Bel
King
Gays Jock
Balbo Sees World’s Fair as Business Man in Chicago
General Italo Balbo toured the World’s Fair in Chicago with a small party, swapping uniform for a dark business suit and visiting midway rides and game booths. He battled a series of playful collisions at the auto scooter concession, then watched a baseball throwing contest, and later did target shooting before a crowded floor show. The visit featured Balbo in a low profile, acknowledging aviation prowess and Italian leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Italo Balbo
Fair’ Grounds
Morten Schwartz
Alexander
New York City
Aviation
General Balbo
Atlantic Ocean
World meet debates gold silver and wheat exports
India objects as talks at the world economic conference hinge on limits to wheat exports and silver use. Four Denbian countries face export quotas this year and next, while Russia and European buyers may join in similar schemes. Silver import restrictions and coinage debates frustrate progress, with Italy and Spain resisting silver expansion and negotiations paused pending a revised draft. Delegates push wheat discussions with major nations as tariff truce issues linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
London
Canada
Russia
United States
Spain
Ivaly
Broaway
Sendter Key Pillman
Neveda
Evnator
Economic Commission
Washington
Amer
Final Drive for Ballots by Vets and Drys in Kingsport
One day remains for campaigning on the Tennessee ratification issue. Voters in Kingsport and across the state head to the polls Thursday to decide the 21st amendment question. Proponents and opponents intensify activity with sparse local messaging and varied predictions on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Tennessee
Dead Walks Near Whitwhall in River Search Ends
In Whitwhall Wisconsin a river search for a missing body ended when a youth approached and claimed to be the Mathson brother. Clarence Mathson identified himself after being questioned by authorities, saying he was the brother Henry shoveling coal nearby. He returned home to comfort his mother, who found Clarence’s clothes on the river bank. The brothers are Luther College students in Decorah, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitwhall
Wis
Sitixens
Clarice Mathson
Mathson
Henry
Clarence
Luther College
Decorah
Lithuanian government to give aviators state burial
Two American airmen Stephen Darius and Stanley Gitenas died in a crash near Soldin Germany. Lithuania will bury them with a state funeral despite US technical protest. The Lithuanian government arranged a Kaunas ceremony with escort for the bodies and a memorial service in Soldin and Stettin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
New York-to-Kaunassiefs
Stephen Darius
Stanley Gitenas
George S. Messersmith
State Department
Kaunas
Hermann Goering
Germany
Soldin
Stettin
Kidnapping Probe Deepens In Alton Case
An ex convict is questioned by Department of Justice agents as a kidnapping inquiry widens. August Luger, a 7 year old banker, was freed after two days held in a rural ward. Percy Fitzgerald of St Louis, with a long crime record, was arrested in Madison across the Mississippi. Fitzgerald known as the Dice Box Kid, was picked up near a tavern after federal agents watched the place. He was later moved to the St Louis city jail. The Fitzgerald arrest marks a concrete step in the secrecy shrouding the federal probe led by Chief Detective John Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Jil
Luger
Percy M. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Madison
Mississippi River
Bi Louis
Department of Justice
Luer
Callinsville
John Kaiser
Fitzgerald
Wets and Drs Fight for Lead as Ballots Cast
In Arkansas and Alabama voters faced a referendum on repealing the eighteenth amendment. Across the South wets and dries campaigned over state loyalties and party platforms as results awaited, with Tennessee and Oregon slated to vote soon and the nation watching whether the repeal movement would gain enough states to alter the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cite Tas
Arkansas
Alabase
National
Prombisian
Che Cme
United States
Tennessee
Oregon
Alsjama
Roosevelt
Alabatma
Democratia Party
Little Rock
Ark
Friends and Fees of Prohibition
Banery
Weather Outlook for Tennessee and Virginia
Cloudy with showers possible in Tennessee tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures little changed. Virginia stays fair tonight and Wednesday with minor temperature shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plana
David Hoiten
US Angeles
Aimee Serie Wiherson
the Chy Gu the Evangelist
Ruth Googins
Mobile
Ala
Southern Kraft Corporation
John Friend
First Precinct
Balbo
Fair
India Objects
Charles A. Lindbergh
Llth
Justice
Prohibition
A. J. Barter
Algbama
South
Farley
Birmingham
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!