German Capital Seeks Far East Investment Drive
German trade leaders push to seize control of coal iron and oil in China. Stinnes interests have about 2.0 million invested in coal concessions across Hunan Fujian and near Pukew. Sievens corporation holds about 4.0 million in Shantung Hunan and Heng-Chow regions with another near 1.0 million in Canton and iron ventures in Saghalien. Thirty eight German engineers are in Shaochai awaiting instructions to move to centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tangnates
Bellieh Board of Trade
Stinnes
Fio-nan
Hu-nan
Pukew
he-Klang
Coat
Hang-Chow
Sievens Corporation
Germany
Shantung
Jio-nan
Hin-nim
Heng-Chow
Saghalien
Shaochai
Prvo
Rusein
Prohibition To Stay Asserted By Dry Officer
Geneva Wisconsin reports an anti saloon league executive asserts prohibition will endure despite legislative and gubernatorial efforts. Dr Traward Russell founder of the Anti Sloan Teague of America says duty and action in New York will have little effect on it. He spoke at a YMCA student gathering on the topic of fermentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badgers
Geneva
Wis
Traward Russel
Anti-Sloan Teague of America
al Smith
New York
Landlord Attack Case Leads to Fine in Court
In Michigan Dan Smolich faced charges after an altercation that included a large poker strike and a disturbance claim. The couple pled guilty and paid 45 dollars for disturbing the peace while a separate court case noted a 20 dollar restitution for battering. Knitters Hold Session at Neenah with Aveelor Beltted Outerwear Manufacturers Association convention set for Friday and Saturday, including a Riverview Country Club golf event near Appleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay
Dan Smolich
Dan Dburyki
Essuage
Teeinus
Neenah
Wis
Aveelorn
Riverview Country Club
Appleton
Coal Exports Stop Essen Seizure Halts Trade
German reports claim coal shipments to Italy and Holland ceased after France seized the last railways available for such exports. The stoppage follows broader German transport constraints amid wartime actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Italy
Holland
Trial of ex priest in Montreal murders declared
In Montreal, Adelart Telurme faces trial for the murder of his half-mother Raoul in a case described through a blurred stenography fragment. The morning session proceeds with limited readable details and no clear verdict yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Adelart Telurme
Raoul
Chaesda
Grace E Raymond and Col King Stanley Wed in Broadcast Studio Ceremony
The marriage took place on Thursday between Miss Grace E Raymond of Berkeley and Col King Stanley of California. The pair were married by two clergymen at the WOR broadcasting station atop a local department store with attendance noted in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Raymond
Berkley Vetgats
No. J
Col
King Stanley
California
WOR
New Wisconsin Rules Limit Women Workers Hours
The industrial commission announced new laws from the state legislature affecting women workers in Madison. Chapter 117 sets hotel work at 10 hours daily and 55 per week for day work, 9 per hour night work defined as 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Chapter 184, effective September 1, limits other women workers to 9 hours daily and 50 per week, with existing night work restrictions continuing. No woman may work in factories or laundries after 6 p.m. or before 6 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Industrial Commission
Omler
Commission
Canadians blame war for big increase in divorces
OTTAWA An enormous rise in divorces is linked to wartime unrest. Divorces rose from 59 in 1913 to 378 in 1919, with 544 decrees granted last year. Austria endures record cold wave. Vienna reports an unprecedented June snow spell of five inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Austria
Snow Drives Herds to Lower Valleys in Austria
Five inches of snow fell in the Styrian highlands Tuesday night, forcing herds to be moved into the valleys as rural districts cope with severe winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Styrian
Latvian cabinet formed with Meirovitz as foreign minister
Riga reports that Latvian Prime Minister M. Meirovitz has formed a coalition government. He will keep the post of foreign minister, guiding the new cabinet through early policy hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Letvian M. Meirovitz
Sibree in U. S. Dies at Grand Rapids
Sibree, Dr Henry C., a pioneer surgeon and medical expert, died at a Grand Rapids hospital while visiting his daughter Mrs Arthur Bassford. He was claimed to be the only Sibree in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibree
U. S
Grand Rapids Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Henry C. Sibree
Dooreminty m
TA Wenrs
Grand Hrapids
Arthur Bassford
Sipree
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Far East
Ruth Johnann
Livingston, Mont
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dian Scout
RE. N. J
la Crosse
Yellowstone
Delleran Teme
Sth
Jackson
Stat. Paul, Minn
Oxroom
DaeOe
Paulsen Shoe CO
Pearl St
Spurgeon
Mew
Harry G. Drees
ST. Louis
ST. Paul
St Paul
Miller-Rose Co
Navigation Dept
John M. Sinclair
Pearl Street
Axminster
Royal Wilton
McLean Rubber Company
East
Liverpool
Ohio
McLean
Ile
Te Wi
Doerflinger Co
4Th &T
Mashek and Schwalbe
Paige Jewett Agency
Std St. Phore
L Tert. & Son
Mormon Coulee Road
Ristow Motor Co
Front St
Weis Bookstore
Main St
Phillip Vitale
North Side
George St
R. Nash Auto Co
No. 6Th St
H. Moe
Onalaska
Blancherd Rubber Co
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!