Tug Strike Off Pending Mediation In Towage Trade
The marine workers strike in the Atlantic coast towage industry ends temporarily as federal mediators seek wage adjustment. About 150 boats were affected with only a dozen active after the walkout over an $80 to $90 monthly pay cut. Dr. F G Davis and Commissioner Kerawin lead conciliatory efforts, aiming to arrange talks between owners and employees while urging workers to stay at work during mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epd
Thomas LE. Henley
Marine Engineers
J. L. Kerawin
Tarawin
F. G. Davis
Tayis
Department of Labor
Dr. Davis
Charles G. Hanna
Te New England Barge
Doelation
Isttex
Montclair
N. J
Chicago
Palmer Jewels Stolen By Relative in Supreme Court Case
Mrs Palmer, victim of a November jewelry robbery at her home on East Ninth Street, sues her insurer seeking coverage of roughly 310,000. The Insurance Company counters that the alleged stolen items were valued far less, claiming the loss amounts to only one-twelfth of the claimed figure and that Palmer exposed jewelry to unusual risks not disclosed in the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Surance Company
Wedersl Insurance Company
Sharlotte King Palmer
East Nine
Ith Street
Fight Assured
Pany
Air Chief Assistant War Secretary Makes Flight
An air trip by Assistant Secretary Mary of War and Captain Wills covered Washington to Mitchel Field in 26 minutes, five minutes faster than expected. The DH b aircraft landed at 2 36 yesterday afternoon and was followed by a tour of Hebel Field where Major Christie was praised for the field’s appearance and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iitherd Wainwright
Mary of War
Wang Athington
Mitchel Field
Tatalk
Wills
Hington
Hebel Field
Christie
Itu Praont
Laborer Who Ran Away Doubles as Heir to 2 Million
L G Lesher a Thermopolis teamster who fled California years ago learns his father died and left him 2 000 000. He plans to build a park for children to play and learn, and to keep his Teamsters Union membership while funding a home for worn out laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Tribune Cheyennee
Wyo
L. G. Lesher
Thermopolis
California
Lesher
Teamsters’ Union
Compromise Hinted in Stillman Divorce Case
Justice Morschauser may delay ruling on alimony and fees as rumors mount of a possible compromise. Guy Stillman, the child, is central. guardian Mack asks Supreme Court for funds to protect the child's rights. Mrs Potter Stillman rejects motion offers while denying public disclosures and stressing the legitimacy issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morschauser
Anne Arauhar
Potter- Stillman
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Guy Stillman
John H. Mack
Guardian Ad Litem
Supreme Court
James A
Anne Urquimrt Potter- Stillman
Justice Marschauser
Naturalization Court
Yonkers
John F. Brennan
Stillman
Wickersham and Taft
Mack
Brennan
New York
Wilson Has Acute Attack and Recovers, Then Improves
Former President Wilson suffered an acute indigestion attack after noon today. Admiral Cary T. Grayson and Dr. Sterling Ruffin treated him at his home. by late afternoon he was described as satisfactory with a diet prescribed and a possible short motor ride tomorrow unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Calma
Sterling Ruffin
Steel
Grayson
Ruffin
Wilton
U S Scientists Find Zeppelin Framework Formula Speeding Up Construction
Philadelphia March 26 Scientists in a Pittsburgh steel mill announced a long sought formula used by Germans in Zeppelin frame construction. The discovery promises a faster process for the aluminum alloy framework, with the alloy strengthened by a crucial heat treatment and an essentially American innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Alew
Navy Yard
United States
England
Tiwan
Flowers for Year May Honor Defender of Jews
Nathan Straus, New York philanthropist, visiting Asheville, ordered fresh flowers placed at the Zebulon Vance monument on Pack Square for a week with a possible extension to a year. He cited Vance's advocacy for a square deal in Congress and the memory of his notable speech The Scattered Nation, beloved by Jews worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Straus
Tribune
Asheville
N. C
Zebulon Vance
North Carolina
New York
Pack Square
Mr. Straus
Vance
Italy Plans Mission to Congratulate Harding
Rome discusses sending a special mission to the United States to congratulate President Harding on his election. The mission aims to strengthen ties with America and heal past differences. Possible members include the Duke of Aosta and General Dia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
March
United States
Harding
Italy
America
Duke of Aosta
Victor Emmanuel
Dia
Debs Returns To Cell After Washington Trip
Eugene V Debs, serving a ten year term for wartime espionage act violation, returned to Atlanta Federal penitentiary from a Washington meeting with Attorney General Daugherty. He declined to discuss the conference, smiled, and said he would be a good convict again as officials described a three hour session and ongoing case review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eugene V Debs
Atlants Federal Penitentiary
Ashington
Daughert
Wis
Washington
Debs
Department of Justice
Lainuel Castleton
Dele Castleton
Buford
Castleton
Zerbut
Zerbst
Orison Aesin
Daugherty
The
Tribune
Eugene V. Debs
Japan defends Yap value amid Pacific mandate claim
Tokyo releases a 700 word Foreign Office communiqué asserting Yap and other former German islands will receive civil government, deny military bases, and downplay strategic worth by noting Yap's eight square miles, minimal harbor capacity, and lack of natural produce while criticizing sensational reports of shifting administrative centers and blocking commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Japan
Pacific
Yap
Foreign Office
Rhode Island
Guam
United States
Atlantic
Isanda
South Pacific
Tapan
Kamchatka
Fapan
Marabau Islands
Jalut
Woese
Berlin Sees Communist Uprising Crushed in Central Germany
Berlin reports that the backbone of the central German Communist uprising is broken after hard fighting. Police, numbering 800, plan to clear Reds from mines west of Hisleben as casualties mount among officers and civilians. Foreign influence and Moscow control are cited as factors, with widespread strikes and continued unrest in Halle Bitterfeld and Magdeburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univolees
New
Tribune Inc
Berlin
Germany
Hisleber
Hisleben
Toe Reda
Socialiste
Cty
Hos
Ong
Miajori
Vian
Reds
Lenin
Nerseburg
Flere
Tis
Asd Ensert
Halle
Bitterfinkd
Merlin
Hamburg
Magdeburg
Moscow
Sen
Allies Reject Germans Reply to Penalty Warning
Paris, March 25. The German delegation delivered to the Allied Reparations Commission its reply to the warning about penalties under the treaty unless 12 billion gold marks are paid by May 1. The commission found the reply unacceptable and refused to accept it in its present form. Germany will draft another reply, not ready before next week. Entente Foreign Offices will wait to consult after Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reparations Commission
Teutons
Paris
Associated Press
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Entente
Russian Workers Drop Communism and Dream of Freedom
Mellingfors March 26. Petrograd newspapers report Russian workmen have abandoned communism for extreme individualism following the ban on trading foodstuffs with peasants. Lenin says freer economic relations between workers and peasants are needed, warning against nationalizing trade and noting that socialism cannot be built in three years.
Still Hopes to Fly Again May Be on Desert Shore
NATCHEZ Miss March 25 An ray examination of Lieutenant W. D. Coney transcontinental aviator who crashed near Crowville La today disclosed that his back was freetured and that he was about one in ten of recovering He is conscious and cheerful though fever develops Doctors say he is paralyzed from the chest down and his condition is very serious He sent a telegram to his fiancée Mary Morgan and was taken to a hospital after the crash near Crowville Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez, Miss
W. D. Coney
Crowville
Coney
Monroe
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Louisiane
Mississippi River
Muse Lanier
Toeir
C. M. Darrell
J. Winn
Dr. Darrell
Joney
Mary Morgan
Resda
Winnsboro
Natches
Planes widen hunt for lost airmen at sea
Flying boats and submarine chasers search a 300 mile radius after a zigzag patrol failed to locate any trace of the missing airmen. The aerial and maritime search intensified as authorities pursue any clue to the fate of the crew and aircraft lost at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
G. K. Wilkenson
Naval Eir
Gulf
St. Andrew's Bay
Liner Lost Off Brazil Near Maranhao Coast
A Lloyd Brasileiero Line steamer named Uberal ran aground sixty miles off Maranhao Brazil. All passengers and crew were rescued by the British steamer Austin. The Uberal was en route from New York to Rio de Janeiro and reported lost with its cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Lloyd Brazileiro Line
Uberal
Maranhao
Brazil
Austin
New York
Howat and aides charged with contempt in mine strike
Pittsburg Kan March 25 Ander M Howat president of the Kansas Mine Workers and three district executives were arrested here on contempt of court charges connected with the ongoing coal mine strike. The case centers on alleged interference with court orders relating to the labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Ander M. Howat
Hughes notes Soviet system as progressive impoverishment
Secretary of State Hughes branded Soviet Russia's economy as progressive impoverishment and said resuming trade is futile while the industrial system remains. The note, sent to Estonian consul in Reval for delivery to Maxim Litvinoff, urged fundamental changes to Russia's economic structure before any commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Field
Washington
Soviet Russia
Hughes
Harding
Congress
United States
Russia
Reval
Esthenia
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
Hoover
Mr. Hughes
Snd
Litvinoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Department
Palmer
Guy
Want Ads
Beekman
U. S
Merseburg
Hellstedt Ix
Te Naent
Beru
Weed
Mettstedt
Communist Party
Eisleben
Mansfeld
Eialgren
Mmmunition
Lenine
Sacramento
Bast Aero Squadron
Matherfield
East Sacramento
St. Andrew's Hay
Hore
Rockaway
L. I
Trepassy
Newfoundland
Wilkenson
Houston
Tex
Russell W. Eland
Belleville
Kershaw
Rayne
Lay
Joan O. Biden
Lebanon
William H. Tri’ Rey
Salem
Masa
Naval
Jales
Uberava York
Jone
Fielp Wideawake
Hernan
Ady
Agre
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!