President Harding urges miners to disperse in West Virginia crisis
President Harding orders federal troops to West Virginia after a call to disperse miners in Mingo County. General Harbord and Brigadier Gen Hing Badhelte dispatched to assume command if rioters refuse to disperse. Proclamation cites constitutional authority for federal intervention to quell insurrection and protect state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrington
Yarling
Virgins Ool
Stisy
Fate
Mingo
Oihers
White House
Weeks
General Pershing
Gifford
C.1
West Virginia
Cli
Jon Bureny
Harbord
Sisa
Geners
Hing H Badhelte
Atrords
Yencon Thoreday
Randho
War Department
WDE
Marning
Virginia
United States
Iim de Lagislaure
United F
Unite States
SieUite Wence
Snd
Pasion
United “States
United
West
Fea
Blow Dealt in Annapolis Ring Kills Midshipman
In Annapolis a midshipman aged 16 died from a fatal cranial injury after a ring bout at a naval tournament. The incident occurred in the naval chapel with services held and authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Ile
William
Funenal
Mexico City Court Blocks Mexican Ret roactive Oil Law
The Mexican Supreme Court granted an injunction to restrain the government from enforcing retroactive features of Article XXVIII of the Carranza constitution in a 1912 suit by the Texas Company. The decision limits state control over foreign oil properties, with American officials and Mexican leaders meeting to discuss petroleum rights while no decisive results emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hyde
New York Tribune
Mexico City
Mexican Supreme Court
Tes. Company
Amercan Oil Refiners
Texas Company
Fagucn
Olands
Mexico
Ameri
Suprema
Duciniey
Stamm Department
Wickington
Herding
Dndivion
Mericay
Obregon
Adolfo de Tk Huerta
Scere Guay
Tvery
de Ln Muceta
Emnioy
Amer
Prasicents
Obregor
Ninsaguan
Mesiran
Biel
Brit
Min
Carten
United States
Uncle Joe Won’t Seek Reelection to Congress
The article notes Uncle Joe will not run again for Congress, ending his long public service. It describes reactions from Congressman William A. Redenberg and reflections on his role during pivotal House events, including the era of the late Speaker and the changing prestige of the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Congress
House of Representatives
House of
Nenbert
Wavle
Hottest August 30 Gives City Two Prostrations
The city endured a record heat day with official highs near 91 degrees but many thermometers showed higher readings. Two people, Argus Hisee and May Franklin, were overcome by the heat. Hisee collapsed at Trondeny and Seventy, Franklin at Went Share ferry Forty-second Street. Both were treated at Bellevue Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laught
Yeaterday
Argus Hisee
Minford Fuer
Trondeny
May Franklin
Went Share Ferry
Farty-necond Street
Hellevue Hospital
Rioting in Belfast Rages With Armored Cars Mobilized
Renewed Belfast rioting leaves six dead and many wounded, dozens of gunshot injuries treated in hospitals. Snipers harass shipyards and York Street as armored cars are summoned. civilians rally in streets while police and military struggle to restore order. Two prior deaths reported in last night’s violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Assney
Thorty
Aspitels
York Street
Tate
Harry Bowers
Thomas McMullan
Karlsey
Willian Kennedy
Annie Wathon
North Queen Street
Dullete
Harkness Favors Unified Transit System Plan
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company directors held a board meeting at 156 Broadway to outline actions in receivership suits by American Brake Shoe and Foundry and Continental Securities, but failed to announce a position. Le Roy T. Harkness urged unified ownership of lines and municipal control, while federal judges moved to show cause in receivership actions and magistrates weighed increased fares amid transit reform talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taterborough Rapid Transit Company
American Brake Shoe and Foundry Company
Continental Securities Company
156 Broadway
LRT
United States
Interborough Consolidated
David TH d
Craige McAneny
The
Transit Commission
Vna
New York City
Juliane Mc Mayer
Brooklion Rapid Transit Company
Sid. Yeaterday
Fordera
Iage Corporation
S. Jm
Hirshfield
Maxer
American Brake and Sher Founy Company
Manhattan
New York Mailways Conony
Ob Herdies
Jadiy Mayer
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Lindley M. Garrison
Jesle Mayer
Munton
Continental Securities Company of
New Jursey
Ar Mucor
Afrionds Vnrous Eiyey
Ots Wrom
Neward
Jesse James In Scout Garb Robs Woman In The Bronx
A youth described in shabby scout attire robs a woman on a Bronx street before fleeing into nearby buildings. Police gather witness descriptions matching a suspect said to bear the name Jesse James as they pursue leads through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Parks
Forced Realty Sale Ties to Meyer Probe of $1,500 Payment
In the ongoing Meyer investigation of the Bureau of Markets, records show $1,500 paid to O'Malley amid broader disclosures of money transfers totaling $8,450. Officials report payments to various Washington Market standholders and agents, including $450 to a stranger and $1,000 to agents of Winters, with additional sums cited as expenses and undercover payments connected to stand privileges and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’malley
Meyer
Bureau of Markets
Washington
Christian Haslob
Grantwood
A. Winters
Depaleges
Stephen
Heineman
Manida Street
The
Bronx
Inspection Department
Barnett Cohen
Washington Market
Charles A. Winters
Bertha Rathenkamp
Winters
Alexander Egger
O'Malley
New York Telephone Company
Herman I. A. Michel
John Luger
Tammany
Essembly
George S. Lewis Company
James R. Tur
Prohibition enforcement expands as Haynes backs New York aid
Commissioner Haynes announced a major federal effort to assist New York with prohibition enforcement, sending head of general prohibition agents VC Yetlowley and a team to work with local Director WH Hart. The move aims to bolster police actions and enforce the Eighteenth Amendment amid tense debates over warrants and Fourth Amendment protections in recent seizures and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Gomméresienar Haynes
Washington
Yetlowley
WH. T. Hart
O.ice
Haynes
New York
Henry J. Curran
Coalition
Curran
Vis
League of Women Voters
Anms
United
Berlin Puts Ban on Junker Press and Inertias
Berlin government bans Junker press and uniforms under Ebert decree. Two men arrested in Erzberger murder inquiry. one attempts suicide in jail. Oltrig Hirschfeld, linked to the case, denies involvement and is released after police inquiry. Chancellor Wirth travels to attend Erzberger funeral on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erzberger
Berlin
Assoc
Deutsche Zestunge
Gordanen
Ebert
Oltwig Hirschfeld
Matthiaa Ersberger
Merlin
Hirschfeld
Ersberer
Arison
Heidelberg
Exrzborger Hye
Achtahrabendablatt
Wirth
Bieherach
Paden
Clergyman Ends Pain With Gun 180 Miles From Doctor
Rev W Haythornwaite Anglican clergyman near Moose Factory dies by self inflicted gunshot after fracturing shoulder while aiding three American naval airmen whose balloon landed near Moose Face. Remote medical care distant. he faced long pain and escaped attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochrane
Moedicu
W. Haythornwaite
Jame Haying
G. Anderson
Apglican
Macsoone
Haythornwaite
Syeaks
Abot
Moose Factory
Farrell
Hinton J
Kloor
Moose Face
Moose
Market Man Testifies He Had to So Building Urged by Commissioner
A market man testified he believed a building project was necessary after pressure from a city commissioner. The testimony described discussions urging completion and cited objections from opponents within the council. The hearing examined approvals, timing, and supposed benefits to the market district.
Tammany Named In Transfer Deal
Edwin J. O'Malley, Commissioner of Markets, was named in testimony before the Meyer legislative committee for receiving 1500 from a property sale forced on a Washington Market stallholder. Witnesses say the deal benefited the New York Telephone Company, with payouts tied to a Vesey Street building, and include claims of commissions, pressure, and improper transfers tied to market stands and permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. O'Malley
Meyer Legislative Committee
Washington
New York Telephone Company
Mik Vezey Street
Herman JF. A. Michel
Washngton Market
Michel
Igroved
Michael
John J. Hibbard
O'Malley
Hibbard
Turner
New Jer
Push
Cps A
Kion J. Brown
Joe
Nren
Downing
Brown
Appa ‘Nia
O'Mmlley
Vesey
Washington Market
Fulton Street
Willton Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harding
Huck
W. Virginia Fields
Tomor
Wanamaker
Porter
Prbine
Fashington
Theounie Hoosavelt
Hardig
Domenico Zuccahea
East Nineteenth Street
Zuccalen
Metropolis
Jin
Washington, D.C
Jane
Mro
Zaccuhont
Bor
Heny
Warren G. Harding
Supreme Bench
Texas Co
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
U.S
Sipius
Tribune
Anna Knocht
Miss Knorr
T Hough
Policn
Huey
Miss Knocky
Miss Gertrude Whitman
Miss Engell
Miss Whitman
Bette
Eric City
Walter
Mias Whitman
Dem
Servini
Lloyd George
Herd George
Nublin
Associated Press
Dublin
Ish Pdr
Irv
Tyrate
Fermanagh
Bamim de Valera
Prenmier
Lloyd
de Valera
Bolmet
Atlow Vivirber
Tiv
Pwr
Orange
Iwi
de Valen
Esbiner
Proner
George
Iniel
Agit
Sinn Féin
Thio Attir Oor
Vondon
Fyemin
Downing Street
Viliy
Scotland
Trish
Kaman de Valera
Mayer
Harkness
City
Sinnsces
Suewitnegs
Thioner Anid
Inter Cormush
Treeinriy
Cie
Garth
Hedeos
Tius
Mershheld
Interborough
Helur
Public Service Commission
Muk Hote Birney
Mra Winey
Conway
Yellowley
Haskell
Francis X. McQuade
Bix
First Deputy Commissione
Leach
Ise
Junker
Doctor
Clerie
J Lager
Distriet Aape
Peter J. Ducting
Hlaems
George H. Lewin & Sons
Ashington
Luger
D. Dooling Democratic Association
Dooling
Luer la
Ans Hay
Lewis
Kean
Sumer
BR. Tarner
Maries
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!