Bruening asked to form new German cabinet
Berlin March 28 AP Heinrich Bruening centrist leader was asked by President Von Hindenburg to form a new cabinet replacing Chancellor Hermann Mueller who resigned Bruening accepted The president urged a rapid cabinet without full party coalition and Bruening agreed Irish cabinet resigns in Cosgrave government falls after dail vote 66 to 64 De Valera travels to the United States acting leader O Kelley picks up duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
von Hindenburg
Herman Mueller
Her Bruenning
Herr Brening
Paul Loebe
Reichstag
Herr Bruening
Dr. Hugenberg
Martin Schiele
Dublin
Irish Free State
William T. Cosgrave
Dail
Eamonn de Valera
Fianna Fair
United States
Sean T. O’kelley
Garden Club backs tax on highway billboards
Ottumwa Garden club endorsed a resolution in executive session urging a legislation to tax road advertising. The group says such a tax would reduce unsightly billboards along Iowa highways and plans to involve other garden clubs. It also launches a campaign to beautify roads with trees and shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
APA
Ottumwa Garden Club
Iowa
Ottumwa Club
No title available from readable text
Woman reflects on aging and the belief that prayer patience and a can opener solve domestic problems, highlighting satirical domestic wisdom from a 1989 publication.
Marchand and Lawyer Clash in Buffalo Trial Scene
Henri Marchand testifies against Lila Jimerson in the murder case of Clothine Marchand. A Seneca Long House pagan dance is debated as defense calls it ritual. Exchanges with prosecutor escalate as Marchand denies hatred and insists on pity for Jimerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Henri Marchand
Lila Jimerson
Nancy Bowen
Clothinle Marchand
Lila
Marchand
Long House
Maloney
German War Hero Sued for Divorce
Chicago March 28 AP Mrs Lottie Brenner Von Beulow 67 filed for divorce from Enrique Dechow Von Beulow former German World War I aviator 30 years younger. Her bill cites misconduct with several unnamed women. She is widow of Nathan T Brenner former millionaire politician and head of American Insulated Wire and Cable Co who died two years ago after leaving her 750000. They married May 7 1929. She charges infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lottie Brenner von Beulow
Enrique Dechow von Beulow
von Beulow
Nathan T. Brenner
American Insulated Wire and Cable Company
McKinney Weeps at Seeing Daughters' Bodies in Slaying Case
George T. McKinney 52 of Mitchellville wept bitterly when shown the bodies of his daughters Artie Dora 25 and Gladys 12 in Newton Iowa. He expressed concern over burial, requested permission to visit his wife, and said he believed he was sane. A first degree murder charge was expected. sanity tests continued with three specialists. Norman Wallace 24 Colfax miner said he had ceased courting Artie at McKinney's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
George McKinney
Remrose
Artie Dora
Gladys
Mitchellville
McKinney
A. M. Miller
E. C. McPherson
Harry Agnew
E. FE. Bamford
George T. McKinney
Jasper County
A. H. Miller
Miller
M. C. Mackin
State Hospital For the Insane
Mt. Pleasant
F. E. Bamford
Centerville
J. W. Billingsley
Norman Wallace
Colfax
Will Rogers Endorses Claremore Radium Water Cure
Editor notes in Beverly Hills letter that Claremore radium water cured paralysis in Jamaica Ginger victims from Oklahoma City. Rogers claims it also cures drinking addiction and condemns unsafe tonic. He urges readers to share this antidote for public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Jake
Will
Kansas youth awaits verdict in second murder trial
Owen Oberst, 19, previously sentenced to life for the Oberst family massacre, is in his Burns cell as a second jury deliberates on the murder of his father Will Oberst. He suffered a heart attack after health had seemed good in prison, while prosecutors argue motive tied to the family auto dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Eldorado
Kas
Owen Oberst
Burns
Will Oberst
Oberst
Des Moines Fire Destroys Car Row Garage and 100 Autos
A blaze swept the Claiborne Reno garage in Des Moines damaging 100 cars and equipment with an estimated loss of 180 000 dollars. The fire started in a second floor paint shop and caused 10 000 dollars of damage to nearby buildings. The owner is W F Mitchell and D S Chamberlain. An explosion sent flames high into the air and bricks fell into a nearby cafe and barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Claiborne-Reno Company
W. F. Mitchell
D. S. Chamberlain
W. E. McDowell
Dispute over Ontario liquor dispensaries reaches U S
Washington reports a House judiciary inquiry into Ontario government liquor dispensaries. E C Drury calls the system an absolute failure while wets push for testimony from Premier George Ferguson. The panel ends hearings next week and plans rebuttal witnesses including Pierre Dupont. Padlock injunctions are authorized to curb speakeasies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ontario
House Judiciary Committee
E. C. Drury
Toronto
George H. Ferguson
Canada
Pierre S. Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Warns Americans Against Purchase of German Bonds
Washington March 28 AP Chairman McFadden of the house banking committee warned Americans against buying German reparations bonds calling them illegal and an entangling alliance that could pull the U S into the World Court the Bank for International Settlements and the League of Nations He urged the State Department to advise investors on legality of these bonds and accused the Fed of aiding foreign bankers by rediscounting in 1927 leading to substantial gold exports to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McFadden
House Banking Committee
World Court
Bank For International Settlements
League of Nations
Daughters of the American Revolution
State Department
Germany
Dawes and Young Committees
Federal Reserve System
Europe
Battles Near Taiping Claim Hundreds of Chinese Reds
Reports from Shanghai and Canton recount heavy fighting between Communist and Fukien provincial forces near Taiping. About 200 Communists and 100 Fukienese soldiers were killed after 3,000Communists clashed with 2,000 provincial troops 25 miles south of Lungyenchow. Rebels burned headquarters and schools as part of suppressing radical activity. Fear grows for American missionaries amid bandit attacks in southern Kiangsi and Kanchow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Taiping
Lungyenchow
Fulien
Fukien
Canton
Kanchow
Nananfu
Kiangsi
Kan River
Kianfu
Changshu
Persuasive Talk Topples Gun On Omaha Street
Ray Kreider faced a stranger with a loaded pistol in Omaha on a downtown street. The quick talking motorist out argued the gunman and caused the thief to surrender, then the pair reached the city limits with Kreider leaving unharmed and disputing the stranger’s violence. Kreider is described as a bachelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ray Kreider
Kreider
Weather Outlook for Midwest Tonight and Saturday
Iowa and Missouri fair tonight and Saturday with little change in temperature. River stages show minor declines in St Paul La Crosse and Keokuk while Dubuque Muscatine and St Louis report slight drops or steady levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stown
Iainois
Missouri
St. Paul
la Crosse
Dubuque
Davenport
Muscatine
Keokuk
St. Louis
Italy Again Key Figure At Naval Parley
London talks centered on Italy as the U S and Britain sought a middle path amid Italy’s demand for parity with continental powers. Senator Swanson urged Hoover oppose a consultative pact as part of the five power naval treaty. Ambassadors met at Downing Street as discussions aimed to pin down France and Italy face to face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Washington
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Swanson
America
London
France
Rome
Fire destroys 700 buildings in Japanese city
Seven hundred buildings were burned in Komatsu, northwest Japan, with damage about 1,000,000 yen. The blaze leveled the town hall, police station and several schools. One fireman died and three others were seriously injured when a fire engine overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Komatsumachi
Japan
Rhode Island Bishop Elected Presiding Bishop in Chicago
The Rt. Rev. James De Wolf Perry of Rhode Island was elected presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in America by the house of bishops in Chicago, succeeding the late Bishop Charles P. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
Episcopal Church In
America
House of Bishops
Chicago
Charles P. Anderson
Iowa mine workers reach tentative wage scale extension
After three weeks of talks, the United Mine Workers of America district 13 and the Iowa Coal Mine Operators Association announce a tentative agreement keeping Iowa coal mines on the present wage scale until a new pact is reached. The deal preserves current terms past March 31 while three subcommittees study working conditions, hours, and labor saving machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
District 13
United Mine Workers of America
Iowa Coal Mine Operators Association
Iowa Coal Mines
J. D. Smith
George H. Heaps
Operators’ Association
Joint
Iowa
Wisconsin U. professor shoots self in office
Prof. Griffith Richards associate professor of soils at the University of Wisconsin was found shot to death in his office on the agricultural campus. The 41 year old is believed to have killed himself with a shotgun. The stenographer who found the body cited despair over work, money problems and his wife’s illness as a motive. Coroner W. W. Campbell said the professor had committed suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Griffith Richards
University of Wisconsin
Richards
Cambria
Racine
Missouri Prison Embraces Iron Hand Rule After Mutiny
At the Missouri penitentiary in Jefferson City guards clubbed 15 convicts this morning as they attempted to resist discipline amid two days of disorder. A hospital tally shows 62 inmates treated for injuries from guards or fellow prisoners. Warden Rudolph blamed lenient methods and outside interference, warning he will impose obedience even with gunpowder if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Rudolph
Leslie Rudolph
Capone Invited to Make Black Hills Home
Rapid City Chamber of Commerce president Dan Evans mails a letter inviting Al Capone to reside in the Black Hills. The note praises Capone’s potential to reform and pledges a welcoming community, saying he would outlive past crimes with new associates.Continued on Page Eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. D
Scarface
al” Capone
Chicago
Black Hills
South Dakota
Dan Evans
Capone
Convice
Miami
Fila
Evans
Roll on Cement Before Breakfast Preferred to Golf
AP reports Representative Edgar Howard of Nebraska, at 70, favors a morning cement roll over golf. He jokes he needs no slow old golf and notes his rolling routine on a bare cement surface without buttons or pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edgar Howard
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garden Club
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
G. O. P. Choice
Joseph R. Nutt
Cleveland Bank
Claudius H. Huston
Republican National Congress
Nutt
Lila Jimerson Mur
Will Rogers
Wets
Con
Ditions
Ferguson
Representative Linthicum
Maryland
Drury
Gibson
Dino Grandi
Stimson
MacDonald
No. 10 Downing Street
Wisconsin U
Inforce
Scarface al” Capone
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishers
Syndi
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!