Lloyd George tour to thank Canada and visit American cities
Britain's wartime leader Lloyd George plans a cross country tour through Canada and the United States to thank Canada for wartime aid and meet American people. The itinerary begins in New York and Montreal and includes Ottawa Toronto Saint Louis Cleveland and Washington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Keen
United Press Associations
London
David Liesd
Georg
New York
United States
Canada
United Press
Empire
Britain
Pate
Geure
Europe
Ameriea
Montreal
Lloyd George
Loyd George
Ottawa
Toronto
Winnipes
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Springfield
St Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Washington
Richmond
Parade prize money posted at state convention
Dr Robert Hark ness state commander of the Alici gan legion announces $550 in prize money for parade features at the state convention. Awards include $200 for greatest mileage by a post and $100 for best band or drum corps, plus $10 for most notable military feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tronwood
Robert Harkness
Alicigan Legion
Popular Cures Offered To President
San Francisco dispatch notes a flood of letters from the public offering cures for President Harding. Many suggest home remedies like red flannel, elderberry tea, and corn syrup, with varied methods of applying the fabric to the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Hardins
Hye
Nasociaces
Harding
Ifost
California flashpoint echoes 1916 Hughes incident
Lawrence Martin reports from San Francisco that the 1923 Harding foreign relations speech stirred a heated debate over Senator Hiram Johnson’s stance and California politics. The piece links the current controversy to the 1916 Hughes visit and its anti Johnson undertones, noting potential impact on the 1924 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Martin
United Press Star
United Prona
Partics Votet
San Francisco
Calif
Harding
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Russia
Jahnson
Catifornia
Severson to Publicize Capital Graft Allegations
Madison reports Senator H J Severson will publish his reply to Governor Blaine amid demands for disclosure of alleged gifts and misconduct by state officials. Severson disputes the governor’s push for concealment, says investigations were blocked, and vows to share evidence with a neutral committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
H. J. Severson
Blaine
Siite
Severson
Bisine
Madison officials push for inquiry into alleged parties
Officials and committees debated an investigation into alleged improper gatherings. A Senate resolution for inquiry failed by one vote. Governor Claine called for proof before action and said he seeks reliable information from sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lio Enforcement Committee
Senata
Severson
Claine
Paris Press Reports French Threats Over U.S. Tourists
The Paris press notes consulate warnings and possible reprisals against American travelers who object to color lines and to Black patrons. A cafe incident is cited where an American clashed with a Martinique engineer, causing an injury and hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
John de Gandt
United Press
Stak
Paris
Amertani
la Liberte
Boulevard
Martinique
Cave la Liverte
Drowned Man in Superior Dragging Resumed Today
John E Nightingale of Superior Wisconsin drowned at 6 20 p m in Superior Bay. Rescue efforts resumed this morning as investigators and divers search for his body. Nightingale leaves a widow and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pro
Superior
Wis
John E. Nightingale
Superior Koy
Nightingale
Ohio Governor Defends Deportation Move Over Convicts Visit
Governor Vic Donahey blamed political opponents for a move to deport his chauffeur and cook, “Wifers,” sentenced for murder, after they joined him on a vacation trip. He argued life-term convicts posed greater danger and said advisers suggested sending them back from Canada. The governor, his sons Warren and Earl Jennings, and C. Apriani were connected to the visit at his executive mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cobstonk
Vic Danahey
Ohio
Executive Mansion
Vonshey
Donahey
Warren Thomas
Earl Jennings
C. Atpriani
Fire at 1,400-Foot Level of Big Mine
Fire of unknown origin discovered today on the 1,400 foot level of the Consolidated Virginia mine at Virginia City. Workers from the mine’s crew found the blaze as they reported to work. Two men wearing helmets and investigating the flames were observed near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Carson City
Net
Virginia
Virginia Clir
Atift
Jevel
Weather and Roads Across Regions
Partly cloudy and cool in Sanetyile with good roads. Oshkosh reports fair and cooler. Superior and La Crosse show fair, cool conditions with roads in good shape. Green Bay and Racine note fair to cool with excellent or good roads. Kenoshi is clear with roads good. Madison expects rain with fair conditions and good roads. Appleton and Wausan report clear skies and good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlvavkee
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Superior
la Crosse
Greeh Bay
Racine
Tranwood
Madison
Abpleton
Wausans
President Harding Convalescence Stretches Ahead In San Francisco
An unusual color scene greeted President Harding at the Malace Hotel in San Francisco as Japanese delegation members delivered flowers. Physicians remain cautious about travel timing as convalescence progresses with no firm travel date in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageociated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Harding Jay UL
Theron
Japanese Association of America
Bryan says Underwood would be approved by Wall Street group
The report quotes William Jennings Bryan saying a Wall Street and newspaper influenced platform would favor Senator Oscar W. Underwood as Democratic presidential nominee. The statement notes Underwood’s Wall Street alignment and contrast with Governor Smith and cites potential convention influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Underwood
Wall Street Group
Associated Presa
Minto
Fin
Oscar W
W. J. Bryan
Wall Street
Nets
Smith
Fraternal Congress Meets at French Lick
The National Fraternal Congress of America gathers at French Lick Springs Indiana from August 27 to 30. It includes leading fraternal societies with about six million members and features speakers such as James J. Davis James E. Watson Samuel M. Ruston Harry Supf Barney Pearagn and F C Walpas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
National
Fraternal Congress of America
French Lick Springs
Ind
Unite States
Canada
James J. Davis
Labor
James E. Watson
United States
Indiana
Samuel M Ralston
Harry Arthur Supf
New York
Barney Pearagn
St. Louis
F.C. Walpas
Cedar Rapids
Harding Still Shows Vivid Interest in World Affairs
United Press reports President Harding, despite illness, remains highly engaged with global events. He reads newspapers each morning, with doctors noting his interest in politics, baseball, and Cincinnati’s pennant chase. Mrs. Harding stays by his side as physicians manage his care and diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prong
San Francisco
Harding
J. T Boone
Owith
Mes Harding
Aged Couple Die in Gas Hose Accident
An elderly Minneapolis couple were found dead in their bed after police entered their room. William Johnson, 75, and his wife were killed by a defective gas hose connected to a stove that filled the room with gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Wittlim Johnson
Big
Former Badger Editor Falls to Death
Associated Press reports Chilcero Irwyin Nye of Janesville Wisconsin, former Badger editor, died after falling from the nineteenth floor of a downtown hotel. A pillow lay on the window ledge and a guest saw the body plunge to the roof below. Nye, proprietor of Nye's Printing Supply in Janesville, had been staying at the hotel with a colleague noting a night-time disturbance before the fall. Police said the window was believed to be latched from inside. Coroner’s inspection pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Chilcero
Irwyin Nye
Janesville
Wis
Nye
Wes Teh
Polles
I. Sommeeman
Brooklyn
B. J. Bowman
Wye
Tme
E. Prendergast
Clark Street
Gcohn Howland
New York City
Janesville Proprieyor
Jansaville
Madison
Definite Improvement For Harding
Associated Press reports at 9 45 a m coast time that President Harding had several hours of sleep and felt easier in the morning though still exhausted. Doctors say lung condition shows definite improvement and recovery will take some time but confidence grows in the outcome of his illness. The bulletin lists temperature pulse and respiration readings and notes small food intake and satisfactory elimination. The signing physicians include Sawyer Wilbur Cooper Boone and Work among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Palace Hotel
San Francifeo
Harding
Gald
C. FE. Sawyer
ML CD
Ray Lyman Wilbur
M.I. N
C. M. Cooper
M. P. J.T. Boone
M. D
Bobert
Allies urged to publish reparations notes after talks
British Premier Baldwin and Lord Curzon urged unity with France and Belgium while preparing to publish recent reparations correspondence with ally consent. The move signals pressure on France to agree as Britain contemplates a separate action if no accord is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Allen
United Press
Sam
Lomton
France
Belgium
Baldwin
Marquis Curzon
Lords
Thersnall
Britain
Betstyum
Baldwiln
Luthe
Acon
Aeslared
Coyote Attack Injures Two Minneapolis Officers
A coyote attempting to raid a chicken roost near the home of B D Schlexel in Minneapolis triggered a gun squad call at 2 am. The animal died after a volley from shotguns. Patrolman Willam Hidinger lacerated his hand while handling the coyote. Patrolman Nel McLean sustained a foot injury from the animal. Patrolman Walter Lindberg shot the coyote to end the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sinn
Minneapolis
B. D. Schlexel
Willam
Nel
McLean
Walter Lindberg
Army officials ready to take Riley back
Rev William E Riley of Minnesota visits his son William Riley Jr in county jail. The elder Riley, father of the man who confessed to theft, declines to speak to reporters as army officials say Riley will face court judgment and could be returned to service if aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prese 7
Wiliam E. Riles
Minneapoli
William Riley, Jr
Awanine Sentencr
Army
Riley
Hig Son
Iner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great
Middle West
Tiughes
Long Beach
Hughes
Woodriw
Wlson
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Market Street
Letta Fountain
Court
Teaar
Hta
Legislative Investigating Committee
Farma
Part Selves
Stes
Legislaacure
Durig
Capitol
PEACH
Yankees
Lifers
Flint
Presidentia
Malace Hotel
St Misa
Hetgudier Georbal nGoniger
Pnysician
Sawyer
French Lick
Baldwin and
Curzon
Badger
Irwin Nye
Hortonville
New London
Belgium. A
Freitag
Minnesota
Weat
Remares
Dakote
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!