Marathon controversy clouds Ford veto claim
Report cites Will and others arguing over a marathon veto and political maneuvering. Mentions politicians seeking support, questions about foreign involvement, and an old Canadian entrant in the race amid shifting allegiances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Hyorer — Apyrom
Promciment Jid
Wrton
Pelioms
Phils
Wien
Fiat
Ranromia
Cape Ission
Canada
Pa New Observes Large Membership Drive Success
The article notes Pa New praising a membership drive that nearly doubled its goal and claims the largest membership in Yo history. It credits the boys teams for recruiting most members and funds, with enthusiasm and community work highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sagely
Pa New
Tos
Unclear fragmentary text about a boxer and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a boxer and unclear events with numbers and fragments. No coherent reportable details or identifiable persons, dates, or organizations are available from the readable portion.
County and State Agree On Roads To Be Improved
Harrisburg conference yields Lawrence County plan for two years with 12.54 miles of concrete roads listed. Projects include Route No 350 near Wurtemburg, Route No 614 near East Brook to Volant, Route No 693 near New Wilmington to Pulaski, and Route No 760 near West Hillsburg toward Wampton. Funding totals 208,900 dollars returned to the county for road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily
Enon Valley
Beaver County
Wurtemburg
Portersville
East Brook
Volant
New Wilmington
Pulaski
West Pillsburg Pass
Wampton
Weather Outlook For Coming Week
Washington April forecast from international News Service outlines showers in the North and Middle Atlantic states Monday morning then mainly fair conditions with a second shower period later in the week. Ohio Valley to see generally fair and cooler weather early week followed by moderate temperatures with showers again around Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
North End
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
New Brick Plant At Bessemer Starts Operation Today
The Metropolitan Paving Brick company begins production in Bessemer after a fire destroyed the prior plant in late November 1928. One half of the new facility is finished with the rest to be completed in three weeks. Roy Wallis, general superintendent, says the plant cost about 200000 and will include engine and machine rooms and shale processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Paving Brick Company
Bessemer
Roy Wallis
Whoopee Party In New York Hotel Attacked At Waldorf Astoria
Chicago reports an investigation into alleged pranks and irregularities tied to a New York whoopee party that damaged the Waldorf Astoria. Witnesses say a club car loaded with liquor traveled from Chicago to Washington as part of the revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Hotel
Oyees Aervice
Chicago
Pratt
Chicaze Sanitary District Board
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Sanitary Board
Arthur Mathirsen
Timothy Crowe
Sanitary
Sanitary Divtrice
Pennnsylvania
Roosevelt Road
Mathiesen
Washington
Believed Death Tied to Lawyer Induced Action
David Steinhardt, a 42-year-old New York bankruptcy attorney, lies dead in a Philadelphia hotel. U S. investigators say he may have been induced to kill himself by friends linked to a larger bankruptcy ring. Assistant U S. Attorney Mintzer said clues point to others with a stake in his disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewage
Tee Service
Philadelphia
David Steinhardt
New York
Ox U. S
U. S
George J. Mintzer
Steinhardy
Withers
Mintzer
Steinhardt
Fage Five
Derby Runner Struck By Auto Near Brazil Ind
Arthur Newton, Rhodesia farmer in the G Pyle bunion derby, was struck by an automobile on the National road four miles west of Brazil. He was en route to the 21st control point at Marshall and suffered a fractured shoulder and a wrenched leg. Rev A F Schmitz of Anderson Ind drove the car and Newton was taken to Terre Haute hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocles
Brazil
Ind
Arthur Newton
Here
Marshall
Newton
A. F. Schmitz
Anderson
S Terré Haute
Woman barbers ban sparks Illinois petition drive
Chicago reporters describe a clash between women seeking to cut their hair by women cosmetologists and master barbers backed by attorney general rulings. Petition drives aim to amend Illinois law to allow women to be clipped by women hairdressers in salons rather than male barbers, with protests and political mobilization mounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Gibbons
Central Press
Chicago
General Assembly of Illinois
Ruies
Oscar Carlstrom
Columbus D. Behan
Chicago’ and
Illinois Hairdressers’ Association
Ilingis
General Assembly
Life Sentence For Campbell May Be Asked
In New York on April a plea for life imprisonment in a second degree murder case emerges as attorney Francis Gordon plans to plead guilty for his client. James Campbell’s relatives refuse to aid the alleged offender, with Charles M. Close of Manufacturers' Trust and Albert Close of Chase National denying recent contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibingsians
New York
Henry Close
Colin
Pell
Jerse
Union Counchizateln N. J
Francis Gordon
Campbell
Charles M. Close
Manufacturers’ Trust Company
Albert Close
Chase National Bank
Labor Federation Seeks Repeal Of Mansfield Police Bill
The American Federation of Labor plans to join protests and push for repeal of the Mansfield industrial police bill. AFL leaders say the measure expands private police power and will back a rally here and in Pennsylvania as public demand grows for repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Federation
Green
Pittsburgh
Mansfeld
Gus John S. Fisher
William Presider
American Federation of Labor
Johia
P. T. Fagan
Pagan
Geen
Indus Police
Both &1
Pennsylvania
Anu
Construction On Loop Line To Park Slated Today
The Pennsy Company started work on a loop line to improve access to Castede Park in Wisht area. East Washington Street will be paved and the lower park gate area cleared as tracks and walls are rebuilt. The project aims to speed streetcars to the park and reduce congestion near Rose Avenue with new signals and safer approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascrée Park
Pennsyte Company
Wishtor Street
Washington Street
Ely
Park Gate
Castede Park
Rose Avenue
Tie Park
Rose Avenir
Vonges B . Rys
Heteve
Gervale
Prince Henry of Germany Dies in Berlin Hemmelmark
Prince Henry brother of the Kaiser died in Hemmelmark of lung inflammation after a long illness. He had been too ill to attend the ex-emperor Doorn birthday celebration several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Berlin
Prince Henry
Hemmelmark
Doorn Sie Eral
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Unclear Local Item
The readable parts show garbled names and phrases with scattered references to places and people, making a coherent event unclear. No definite dates, organizations, or outcomes emerge from the fragment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will
Vietor
Ford
Hms Car
Motor Club Membe
Thomas Do Dongs
Osheer
Harrisburg
Lawrence County
Lawrence County Con’missioners
John §. Fisher
Secretary of Wight Wars
James Lyall Stuart
Lawrence Country
Metropolitan
Texas
Tex
Ane B. McGee
Cleburne
Bowie
Pattie
Paris Hd
Chicago Sanitary District Board
Cathedral
KH. E. 2Erner
Doctor Zerner
Legion of Honor Bugle
Lawrence Thompson
Reinald Werrenrath
al Bryans
Sonny Boy Empry
Jolson
Sonny Boy
Mise Mazie Bilger
Roy Creeland
Seville
Minnie Mcintyre
Sears
Beauty U
Latresman
R. T. Swanson
Belove
Minneapolis
Pettgrbadie
Swernen
Colin Campbell
Phianderer
Fisher
Buildin Loop
Cascade Park
Prince Henry of
Germany
Arthur Mometer
Dana
Niagara
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!