Baby Stolen From Grandmother in Tulsa Mystery
One year old Naomi Miller abducted from her grandmother Mrs Ida Gibson in Tulsa. Authorities join search as 65 detectives and nearly 200 officers focus on the missing child. The mother fears for life and sanity if the baby is not returned. a child’s disappearance has mirrored a prior kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklado
Naomi Miller
Ida. Gibson
Tosher
Jey Wink
Wworthy
Lantse
New York
Tiljian McKonalo
Workers Share Profits Board Evergreen Press Scene
In Emporia Kansas William Allen White leads a soviet style plan at the Gavotte plant where all thirty-one employees vote on profits and policy. Workers receive shares and non negotiable $50 certificates plus yearly bonuses, with interest tied to service length. White stresses profit sharing as real control, not altruism, as editors discuss policy and circulation impacts. Fair tonight and Thursday, cooler in extreme south. rising temperatures Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mporia
Kan
Ago
Willam Allen
White
Smyotia Gavotte
American Communiara
Kaarsas
Ara
Theo Plant
Thedrias Long
Witte
Ife
Jfist
A.emploves Hive
Tha’ Bisitass
Ah Circle Far Builder
Eoilor
Serviac
William Aen White
Lee Assigns Speakers for Teachers' Meetings
The State Department of Education named assignments for upcoming teachers meetings across Missouri counties. State Superintendent Charles A. Lee and staff will present August dates in counties including Montgomery Linn Phelps Lincoln Audrain Pike Sullivan Monroe Randolph Ray Jackson Johnson Platte Nodaway Mercer Grundy Clinton Lee Vernon and others. The sessions aim to explain the State Superintendent's plan for the coming school year focusing on elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Cis
State Department of Education
Mons
Asshetab
Charles Aylise
Montgomery
Linn
Elsaligane
Aurush
Phelps
Lincoln
Charles A. Leer Pike
Charles
A. Lee
Sullivan
PS EL Sea
Marian
Bse
Monroe
Iseay Rhandolph
AL FL
Tentons
Casa
Avienst
WeeAllison
Jackson
Ausiust BO
WAL Allisons Condon
Ailisons Malloy
Ro i. Pheags
Ray
We Gibbany
Ts Rripson
A.lows Nodaway
Sic
Scan AG
Silver Demand Rising in Arts and Industry
New York August 22 The silver market grows as use expands in arts and machinery. Hebert Miner of North Batto Mining Co says demand increases from 13,217,884 ounces in 1900 to 600,262,596 ounces in 1938 and 28,840,028 in 1921. The motion picture industry and amateur photography drive growth with about 5,000,000 ounces used annually in the United States for these purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News York
Promelion
Hebert Minon
Jet
New York
Ian North Batto Mining Company
Techtaris and
Liston
United States
August Cold Wave Hits Chicago and Midwest
An August cold wave swept the northern United States tonight delivering sharp winds and heavy frost at times. Temperatures fell to 54 degrees below zero in some areas while Milwaukee recorded 21 degrees and Detroit saw around 46 degrees as the chill spread across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mibwukee
Detroit
Gangster Dies Refusing to Snitch in St. Louis Shooting
In St. Louis two alleged gangsters, one 25, died after a gunfight while refusing to name their attackers. Witnesses recall the men saying they knew who shot them but would not divulge names as they spoke from their hospital beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
James Muimp
Tolid
William Coffey
Mrs Ay Caplinger Gwent St 2 Lewis Visit Today
Mrs Ay Caplinger of Gwent Street 2 is making a short visit today to Lewes. The note lists no further details and reads as a simple local item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caplinger
Gwent
Lewis
Coal Miners Set to Strike September First Amid Deadlock
United Mine Workers leader John Lewis warns a nation of looming action as coal miners prepare to strike starting September first over a 20 percent wage increase and the checkoff system. Operators refuse gains and arbitration seems unlikely while Washington may intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fluali
Elashéa
Portesenti
John Liv Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewiscag
Ture Ulver
Coolie
United Raat Con Mission
Man admits killing wife and dragging body in car
Surrendering yesterday leived to sheriff he killed his wife then drove her body through the night in the back seat of his automobile. He told coroner and jury he murdered her after finding she was with another man. Authorities say he planned to kill himself but did not explain the full motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avernian
Ant
Tim
Waris
Figaro
Weiman
Gari
Iman
Park Commission Conference Plans Forest Park Improvement
The Park Commission chaired by Louis Klein met with Mayor Rothwell and others to discuss proposed improvements for Forest Park. A supper was served by Mae Wied, and the gathering moved to the Chamber of Commerce. attendees debated water service, road work, and a proposed tourist camp at the park site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Klein
Rothwell
Avas
Mayldaein
Chamber of Commerce
Mae
Sanade
Night mail aerial route proves success
The first transcontinental night flight linked New York and San Francisco by air mail. Aboard the first night flight, pilots faced daytime delays that slowed progress but completed the night run across the West to Cheyenne. Officials noted the relay system and repairs to a damaged wing aided the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wye
Sne
United States
New York
San Francisco
Tin Hou
Paul Yandon
Rent Oral
Wyoming
Lyers
Pos
Middle West
Pacific
New. York
San Pranaigeo
Omaha
Aue
Rock Springs
Wyo
Stephens College Alumnae Luncheon Scheduled
Stephens College alumnae club plans annual meeting in the district with a Friday luncheon at the Country Club 12980. Reservations are made under President Sloan at the college. Livers gallene and equipment display mentioned. 1200 feet from the picture shown. Mrs Hartley remains president, Miss Letslay is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af Stephens College
Priday
Wil
Country Club
Sloan
Livers Gallene
Earl Krayts
Hese
Jon
American wife in Czecho-Slovakia longs for home
Mrs. Julia Kozak of Prague, formerly a Darlington Seminary violin teacher in Omaha, writes that despite luxury and European travel she yearns for American comforts. She describes a palatial Prague home and European amenities but says nothing compares to her childhood in America. Her father Charles Stenicka plans to visit, crossing the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tm Eddy
Julia Kogak
Prague
Omaha
Americ
Awitverland
America
Charles Stenickasof
Qwadia
Wong
Tos
Aden
Igy
Pva
War horse and rider from Persing's era remembered
The fragment recalls a horse named Gasserd in France and its rider General George Washington Ge ing's era. It notes health decline after returning to the United States and long hardships Aug 22 and references Patsh and Payne in wartime scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Hartford
Conn
George Washington
Geing
Gagserd
France
United States
L. Patsh
Complimentary Farewell Party for Mrs. Reborn at Mesa Home
A social gathering yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. MoWi Littyces at her Mesa home honored Mrs. Reborn who is leaving for Schenectady. Hostesses included Mrs. Lilly Housley and several others. The event featured a 43 game as entertainment and a luncheon with a color scheme of rink and white decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MoWi
Haring
Schenecttdy
Ney
Lilly
Anys
Housley
E. O. Doyle
Chas
Latson
Jos. Wheelton
Sais ‘Soudebirth
Anne Hy
Charles Maddox
Sas
Peables
Wabash Association Smoker To Be Held Tonight
The Wabash association hosts a smoker this evening at Holmans hall. Program begins promptly at 6 o clock with George Hass superintendent of motive power and Fuest and other officials from the Mother type and Western divisions invited. City businessmen recipients will attend. Short informal talks will precede the music and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash -Association
Holman’s
Basgin
Eloch
George
RY “Hass
Motive Power
Dechthr
Fuest
Tye
Npg
France Rejects Britain Offer Amid Wartime Tension
Fragmented OCR yields a report on France rebuking a British proposal during a tense wartime period. The text references London Paris discussions, suggested German occupation concerns, and calls for restraint as Europe faces ongoing conflict.
Arabic Plan to Return to Africa With Negroes Study
A Louis leader Sheik Amid Tin preaches Islam to local Black residents claiming about one hundred converts in St Louis. He describes weekly religious services, Quran readings, and dawning belief in a single God as followers flock to his teachings amid reports of a planned return to Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
St “Ous
Jons
Aheiy Jiv
Louis
Aamid Tin
Louis Negroes
Amid
Din
Chiristene
Xoran
Allan
Ahimd
Sie Louis
Sheik
Fraud plot targets young shoppers in St Louis stores
In St Louis Aug 2 a counterfeiting sting involved Edward Rosencran 12 and his sister Alis Winkleman 12 who were approached by a man attempting a payment with $20 bills. The youths reported the incident. police seek the suspect described as a phoney passer seen near Springfield and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Edward Rosencran
Alis
Wahine
Winkleman
South SS. Louis
Pauling
Gus
Rata
Edward
State steps to curb college petting parties in Topeka
Aug 23 Topeka authorities move to protest student activities near colleges as fall term begins. Attorney General Charles Griffith issues orders directing town officials to enforce clean up measures during campus openings. Local residents and guests travel toward Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Akansas
Charles Griffith
President Coolidge faces hard coal strike impact
Washington reports President Coolidge addressing the hard coal strike and interstate commission actions. References Wadleigh fuel distributor and Clyd, with orders emphasizing priority handling. Observes soft coal substitutes and a production figure near 10,509,000 tons as the situation evolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
Wadleigh
Nis
Adleignt
Allehison
Two Men Killed in Airplane Crash Near Pensacola
Reports from the department list George Hilly of Lenist and Lieutenant Cornelius McFad of Philadelphia as the two men killed in an airplane crash near Pensacola. Advices received detail the fatal incident followed by names and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
Hilly
Lenist
Cornelius McFad
Philadelphia
Mariecorpnors
Pensacola
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baby
Attulsa
Sistre
Lee
THE
Foun
Suetus
Joan
Wien Wein
Charleston
Chanleston
Leivetch
Elftork
Iupell
Ravnee Wei
Smurder
the Park Commission
Wits
Onsud Wate
Matt
SS. Darkne
Hazelverst
Chica&o
Airy
Omaha Neb
Pacific Coast
Larantie
Cleveland
Epragie
Mineola
Gleveland
Reno
Nev
Alumnae
Windiny
Conmnciuy Club
Czecho-Slovakia
Persiing
Gasser di
Kiel
Wadia Mount
Lhi Ursu Dean
Amd
Robert
Raving
Schemmel Rink
Gates Rewalta
Wabash
Holman
Great Britain
Poncaress
BRU
IBLY
Friacy
Germany
Baris
England
Europe
Springfield
Coe
al -Nodn
A.ts. Pulkarson
Wadleight
Breinagieh
B.D. Green
A. Iz
Second Baptist
Milton _chursh
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!