Weds London playwright in a Dublin actress journey
Actress Mileen Carey, born in Dublin, marries laborer-playwright Sean O Case y. She rose from chorus parts to a leading role in The Shadow of a Gunman and briefly impressed in The Plough and the Stars replacement. O Caseys writes a new play for her, Red Lily, as they aim to establish their London careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mise
Fileen Carey
Sean O’carey
Dublin
Kathleen O' Regan
Sean O'Casey
Mileen Carey
O'Casey
Local families host gatherings and visits across the community
Mr and Mrs Kim Deay and kin visited Mr and Mrs Ronnie Deay and kin while Dr and Mrs Reuben Week hosted guests. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including the Rohe, Chanay, Selzer, and Moldenhauer families, shared Sunday calls, dinners, and yard chats through the week. Activities included church or social calls, a few illnesses, and mobility between homes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Deay
Deay
Ronnie Deay
Reuben
Marlin Roche
Willian Chanay Quenlon
William
Attie Chanelarence Craige
Clarence
Martin Rohe
Mee
Williger Tubs
George Rohe
Mire
Lanie Seherlack
Goldie Blakeman
Georce Hal
Ayo
Rohe
Ronnie Veas ‘Thoreday
Will Winers
Anna Deay
Nun Coddis
Bila Besoin
Lester Deay
Ric Deuny
Maheir
Robert Garenther
Wred Ness
We Love
Satine
Dan Selzer
Salvation Ari
Henry Roche
Mary Verno
Katsu City
Roy Glascock
Sree
Wiliam Chonay
Ieee
Steele
Kudera
John Mathiaame
Nannie Selver
Albert Briccheisen
Kansas Cit
Fragmentary Battle Report Of Mexican Revolt Near Aguahualulco
Wounded federal troops recount a clash with rebels led by General Arnulfo Gomez near Aguahualulco, Veracruz. Rebels of about 1,000 to 3,000 held positions on a mountainside while federal forces attacked from below, using rifles and machine guns. combat lasted five to six hours before rebels abandoned the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Arnulfo Gomez
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Escobar
Mongol horseback horde near Pek ing alarms capital
Reported Mongol cavalry force of about 15 000 moved close to Peking this week drawing fear in the Chinese capital as the Shansi army pushes forward. Reputed for ferocity, the nomads are described as brutal fighters from the Gobi and Mongolian steppes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Gobi Desert
Altho
Chang Tso-Lin
Baldwin Wallace students join search after campus stabbing
Fifty Baldwin Wallace college students in Berea Ohio collaborated with Marshal Lester Barclay to hunt a band of young men who attacked and stabbed Anthony Pamer 28 of Akron as he walked with Miss Mary Otterbach of Detroit on campus. Pamer was stabbed near the heart and Otterbach is in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Baldwin Wallace College
Lester Barclay
Anthony Pamer
Akron
Mary Otterbach
Detroit
Marshal Barclay
Poe Pamert
Otterbach
HOVES FOR WOMEN ON JERY George Remus Believes They Would Free Him
In Cincinnati Ohio AP report George Remus desires a jury of twelve women for his trial over the death of his wife Twogene Holmes Remus last Thursday. He stated Women will free me they will understand the circumstances that justified my act. He added Women do not quibble about points of law they look to see if the act was distified. The item also notes Christless sermons critique at New York meeting of the Men's Church league central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOVES
Jery
George Remus
Cincinnati
Ohio
Twogene Holmes Remus
Remus
New York
Central Committee of
The
Men’s Church League
Fire destroys seized rum on vacant lot in Philadelphia
Seized rum valued at £500,000 was removed from the ship Burko in Philadelphia and destroyed by fire on a vacant south Philadelphia lot. Tornado damage claims in St. Louis amount to about $4,000,000, with insurers expected to pay out for September 29 tornado damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
H. W. Russ
New
Tornado Zone Insurance Coverage Tally by Adjuster
York, a general adjuster for the National Board of Fire Underwriters, estimated today that not more than a certain percentage of the value of buildings in the tornado zone was covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Tornado Hits Dell Arkansas Killing Four and Injuring Dozens
A tornado ripped through Dell eleven miles west of Blytheville Arkansas on Thursday night killing four residents of Troll and injuring fifteen, including twelve whites. The storm damaged about twenty structures in Dell, and damaged homes on Blytheville outskirts. On the Tom Martin plantation most damage was to outbuildings and workers’ cabins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blytheville
Ark
Dell
Tom Martin
Troll
A. M Harben
Ster
F. T. Harben
J.P. Winn
Toy Blytheville
Phoenix
Tissue Business Bulletin and Bandit Bank Heist
The bulletin notes Kansas retail credit bureaus count fifty four with city county and district divisions and growth projections while the Odd Fellows meet in Wichita for a Kansas Grand Lodge session. Separately, three bandits robbed the First State Bank at Richland Texas near Corsicana and fled by car around 2000 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
John G. Blocker
University of Kan' School of Business
Blocker
Chamber of Commerce
Credit
Dun and
Bradstreet
Odd Fellows
Tarsens
Wichita
Apes Parsons
Kansas Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Oded Fellows
Texas
Corsicana
First State
Richland
Here
Linwood Gatherings and Moves Highlight Rural News
Linwood residents attended a Kansas Wisconsin football game in Lawrence then held a reunion at Mrs. Ida Saunders home. Local families listed include Curtiss Meinke Anderson and Bowen households among others. Visits and moves are noted for several residents with social events and travel mentioned. Some girls smile for humor or dimples as a light closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aple
Linwood
Lawrence
Ida Saunders
Charles Curtiss
Theo Meinke
Leslie Meinke
Roy Service
A.T. Meinke
Melvin
Carl Meinke
James Anderson
Ray Anderson
John Anderson
Florence and
Turla Anderson
Kansas City
J. A. Anderson
Rude
Harlough Farm
Ralph Jones
Elding Jones
Cliff Owens
Richard
John Bowen
Kate Bowen
Ralph McMillen
Freida Norris
Ottawa
Elmer, Blankmanship
Piper
Della Blankmanship
Sioux City
Iowa
Jim Coleman
T. J. Wilson
Clint Chance
Leavenworth
Bank Records Reveal Secrets of British Court Finances
Bank records from the Coutts & Co firm reveal romantic and aristocratic entanglements involving Charles James Fox and other statesmen, notes on counts of large sums, and letters touching on royal affairs and mistresses. The document mentions Coutts accumulating a fortune of £900,000 and cites figures from the 1780s and later. The account also references figures named in correspondence and a Newgate prison letter from Lord George Gordon, with various reflections on trust and concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Coucts & Com
Lombard
Ynance
Thomas Coutts
Coats
Menoerandum Bank Creford
Charles James Fox
N. B
Crutts
Bienkmayn
Gear
Prince of Wales
Wizherbert
Gravee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trish
Eileen’ Carey
Ireland
Casey
Henry Rohe
Albert Ed_ler
Qayeed Armetrang
Lorenz Wiliam Moldenhauer
Irene
Henry Soler
Vary Ferne
Lester Leary
Burtie Breithaunt
Martin Rohe Jr
Janet Schellack
Maxine McKinney
Deraine Selzer
Nannie Selzer
Henry Roberr
Speicher
Helen Selzer
Otto
Mies Tene Neay
Christina Selzer
William Selzer
Albert Moldenhauer
Albert. Edler
Roy R Breith
Bilake
Mexic City
Posse
Arkansas
Tissue Business Bulletin
Retail Credit Bureaus
Fesex
Essex
Hudson Goff Motor CO
New Hampshire St
Don
Newgate
Prinz
George Gordon
Coutts
Coutts Sefze
C.G. Knowles
Songhorn California
Canada Day
Theo. Poehler Mercantile Co
Sory
George White
Flo Brooks
Lon Helix
Manhattan
G. Maillard Keaslern
Seritest
Mie
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!