Illinois Governor Ordered To Trial On January Ninth
The state presses ahead with conspiracy charges against Governor Len Small and associates. Judge Edwards limits the case to conspiracy to defraud the state with remaining counts on embezzlement dropped for Small and Curtis. Sterling remains outside the joint indictment as the court schedules January 9 for the governor on the conspiracy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilnois
Waukegan
Lin Small
la Forgee
Edwards
Pauik Hara
Circuit Court of
Lake County
Len Siumil
Curtis
Mrr. Sterling
Mekis
Sterling
Springfivid
Dale Fy
Singamon County Grand Jars
Dodge Rawims
Covernon
Uf Coverner Saal
Boys invited to see fine movie Friday morning
Readers are invited to a morning cinema event featuring a Scout-themed film at Culver High School, with additional features and a framed program. The notice emphasizes a free TOTO picture showing and a scouting presentation by local Troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Inds
Trota
Gloree
Esch Engaged in Probe of Railroad Freight Tariffs
Esch leads an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into freight tariff reductions by railroads. Four commissioners study railroad earnings and conditions to justify potential rate cuts, aiming to benefit nationwide solutions. Keech of La Crosse is on holiday before resuming hearings. hearings likely continue into March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Keech
la Crosse
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eseh
Esch
Washington
Burns Reports Lindenfeld Arrest in Warsaw Connection
William F. Burns, head of the civil rights bureau, declined to discuss the matter but indicated a report exists on the recent Warsaw arrest of Wolfe Lindenfeld and a possible link to the Wall Street explosion. Burns also avoided comment on Armor’s Washington status, noting the Warsaw agency reported the arrest as part of ongoing justice inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Lindenfeld
Warsaw
Wiliam Ff
Burms
Dlenitet
Justicg
Investigueion
Anderson
Wolfe Linton
Wall Street
Sepember
Washington
Lindefeld
Durett
St Paul Votes on Return to Old Government System
Voters in St Paul confront a referendum on restoring the prior municipal government structure. The current system has been in place since 19[year], with critics arguing that the present form lacks centralized oversight and enables misconduct across departments, while supporters cite stability and local control under the mayoral framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
SI Tali
Minn
St. Tent
IPI
Resolution Drawn For Extension Of Tax Payments Here
A city council prepares a resolution extending tax payment deadlines following a new state law. The plan allows full city tax payment by May 2 and June 28, with installments of remaining amounts due, while requiring state and county taxes to be paid in full. Authority rests with the city council and treasurer under state rules, with delinquent extensions revertible to standard collection methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Taw
PF. Roeinig
Ofi Treassurer
Kamely
Jane Lively
Eellig
Council
Tax Commission
Bomb blasts kill two in Lisbon as authorities fear violence
Two people died and five were wounded in Lisbon when bombs exploded in a building owned by the general confederation of labor. Police arrested several suspects as the government imposes a state of order amid fears of further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Associated Presse
Tuea
Betas
Tisbon General Confederation of Labor
Hupvet Oie
Submarine arms talks hinge on Allied positions
Amid near stalemate at the arms conference, American delegates press for Roo resolutions and a British-German alliance angle. France Japan and Italy push for expert reference and cautious steps. The United States warns on air carrier downsizing while seeking limits on submarine use.
U S Proposes World Pact To Court Submarine War
The United States pushes for an international agreement to treat submarine warfare on merchant ships as piracy. The plan, drafted for the Washington conference, faces French rejection and British dissension as officials debate how to enforce humane rules at sea. Hughes leads the proposals, with Sen Hughes unable to speak publicly during sessions. The report notes secrecy in British policy and mixed signals from Japanese and French representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Tuleres
France
Balfour
Sarrant
Hughes
Blibu Hool
Fenerals
Nanrom— Antanta
Cewel
Headesley
Tiktack
Afac
Ferther
Peenin
Baraboo Gas Rates Cut By Wisconsin Railroad Board
Madison Wis A reduced schedule of gas rates for Baraboo service was ordered by the railroad commission effective January 1 the decline is fifteen cents per 1000 cubic feet the commission cites diminished coal costs as the reason other cities may follow Baraboo's lead as petitions from La Crosse and Baraboo proceed and a decision on Baraboo is anticipated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Barasoo
Wisconsin
Railroad Commission
Dhe la Crosse
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
Police Called to Keep Order at Sheboygan Funeral
Police were summoned to control a disturbance at the funeral of George Doudonis in Sheboygan after a sudden death at a denominational party. Relatives clashed over service conduct and prayers as tension rose outside the home, with a scene described as a mob riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Boline
George Doudonis
Curtiey
Winter Wheat Crop 75 Percent of Normal Declared by Government
Government report shows winter wheat crop at 44,293,000 acres, about 1.2 percent above revised 1980 area of 4,847,000 acres. December 1 condition stood near 75 percent of normal, down from 79 percent a year ago and 85.2 percent two years back, reflecting ten-year trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of 7 Agriculture
Submarine limits fail as France rejects U S plan
The naval conference collapses over submarine limits after France rejects a 90 000 ton submarine minimum. British persistence and French opposition spark fears of renewed Anglo French tensions. Arthur Balfour and Albert Sarraut clash over tonnage, while Hughes proposes a total ban on submarines against merchant ships. Continued on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
France
Naval Timilirion Committee
Paris
Arthur Balfour
Aow
Balfour
Albert Sarrat
Great Britain
England
Sarriut
Pras
Prence
Britain
Italy
Hashes
Hughes
Manimona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois
Vernon Apetes
JOWT
Denver J
Aiwaiheoe
New York
Ming Orleans
Rarolia Vere Taupton
Gonnel
Americ Ein Delogites
The
Associated Press
Ingd
Ebha
Baars
Dygvist
Ceesels Hue
Bass
Conterone Ad Fiol
Cesiey Tyrhe
Maes
Nemimiiteo
Prince
Artivard
Albert Sarrant
Tie Ment
Landus Rue Mauris
Nana
Augio
Wits
Harding
Secrenary Hughes
White House
Turding
Pierre Appeartel
U. S
Simonds
Hushhushers
B. Prasen
Hinghes
Lordell
L. S
Amorieta
Comyxirisen Swith
Samparison
Huthes
Baraboo
Balfour Alieges
Mr. Balfour
Englan
Brance
Pragee
Presrant
Conference Committee
London
Maris
Bnsiind Sod Frimee Sean
Finetansl
Germany
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!