Ballinger Pinchot clash fuels reform debate in D C
The article recounts Attorney George W Pepper's dismantling of Ballinger's record as secretary, accusing him of unfaithfulness to public interests through management of water sites coal and forests. Pepper portrays Pinchot as acting to protect public resources, with critique of Ballinger’s Alaska coal policies and reclamation stance. The piece notes President Roosevelt era tensions and Brandeis’ remarks in the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Gu R
Peet Ballinger
George W. Pepter
Gifford Pinchot Beto
Sballinger-Pinchot Investigat Committee
Pepper
Mer
Dolliver
Secretary of Agriculture
Interfog
Ballinger
Ms. Pepper
Pinchots
Mailinger
Bailinger
Reclamation Service
Mewell
Pinchot
People’s
People's Coal
Tople
People’s i
Baili
Pincho
Forest Service
Pov Ona
Mir. Pepper
Taft Grieved by Democratic Criticism on Travel Costs
President Taft sent a letter to Chairman Tawney of the House Appropriations Committee denouncing Democrats' remarks during yesterday's debate on presidential travel expenses. He expresses deep resentment at alleged reflections on Southern hospitality and cites displeasure with the discussion. The White House note is dated May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Taft Telay
Tawney
House Committee On Appropriations
House
White House
Mr. Tawney
Bribery Not Crime In Illinois Senator Case
In Sangamon County notes the Illinois bribery case involving Browne and a vote for a United States senator, with State's Attorney Wayman arguing bribery of legislators is a crime and criticizing defense tactics. The report references venue questions, federal vs state jurisdiction, and an executive investigation tied to a furniture contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lee Browne
Wayman
United States
Illinois
Nites Center
Stock Exchange
Springfeul
General Assembly
Brice
Browne
United States Supreme Co
Clather Ars
Sangamon
Heistian
Erand
J Vode
Commussion
Wild West Show to Open in Oshkosh Tonight
Special to The North Wis May 2 report notes Nevueth Bu ine farewell from New York and travel toward Oshkosh. The final rehearsal for the high wheel cradle is described with a dust routine promised for this evening at the theater amid elaborate pre show preparations and promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Buine
New York
Faculty loses member in Kentucky obituary notice
Dr. George Al Obell, a former member of Transylvania family, has been named president of the Memorial Institute at Gap, Tennessee, succeeding Willig J. Steenstace as he is announced today in Rington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rington
George AL Obell
Morial Institut
Nd Gap
Tenn
Willig J. Steenstace
Leaders Play Golf In Boston Association Final
Two leading figures in American women's golf, Miss Fanar of the Country Club and Mrs. B C Wheeler of Wollaston, met today in the finals for the Boston Association championship in Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Quincy
Mass
Fanar
C. Ostomi
Country Club
B.C. Wheeler
Wollaston
Boston Association
Paroled Boy Killed In Beloit Youth Case
A terse Milwaukee dispatch reports a paroled Beloit boy killed after a three week stay in the city. The fragment mentions a youth, a municipal court, a father leaving, and unclear details about the incident and motive. Further readable text is fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Beloit
Hoeciwite Bey
DIES IN HIS GARDEN SPECIAL TO THE NORTHWESTERN
A fragmented gabble reports a death in a garden after weeks of labor issues and a stalled strike. The text mentions union and non union labor, contractor actions, and a dispute over hours and wages amid talks to reopen shop. Names and precise places are unreadable.
Death in Menasha and 35th Menasha High plans
May Spaulding of the First ward died at home of Anion Krause in Menasha at 8 p m from tuberculosis aged 32. Survived by husband and parents. Funeral details pending. The 35th annual Menasha High commencement program is set for June with baccalaureate address by Rev Stauffer at Congregational Church on June 3 and exercises June 5. Names of graduates and events are listed, with senior class activities and a party for the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Menasha
Wis
May Spaulding
Anion Krause
Menasha High G
Josepy Miller
Mmence i
Ernest Minton
Daisy Remmel
Vanie Robbins
Arthur Weigier
Hiss
Emt
Renm Nz
Anc
Mas
Ectariag Sane
Chaniau Nfl
HL Jamg
SISHERS OF THE CALL Signers List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names and initials including George A. We, Hellsier, T. BR. Petfore, A. E. Thompeson, R.A. Hosters, E. C. Crawford, F J Barker, and George SL Reiger among other incompletely read items.
Night Riders Threat Prompt Hopkinsville Troops Out
Under orders from Adjutant General Johnson Lieut. Colt E B Passett and a detachment from Hopkinsville and Hartford companies left for Lacasco Lyon enanty to protect Milton Oliver and his family from night rider threats tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
Hopkinsville
Johnson
Colt
E. B. Passett
Hopkinsvile
Hartford
Lacasco
Lyon Enanty
Milton Oliver
Attorney General Warns Interstate Pact Could Unravel Law
St Paul attorney general warns that a proposed interstate agreement to regulate or curb trade may be unconstitutional. He argues states would cede authority to the federal government, risking orders from the Interstate Commerce Commission and triggering wide political and legal turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
French Submarine Phuvicee Crew Reportedly Alive in Sunk Vessel
French divers battle strong currents to reach the sunken submarine Phuvicee near Calais. They battled rubble and water pressure for hours to free a crew member who briefly surfaced before vanishing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Associated Press
Cataiz
France
Isubmarine Phuvicee
Ted
Flag Day Proclaimed For June 11 22 In State
Madison Washington June 14 Flag Day special to The Northwest Davidson issues a proclamation designating June 11 22 as Flag Day and urges school children statewide to learn the flag’s significance and citizens to observe the day through ceremonies and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
Medison
Wan
Erner Davidson
Matina
Unai
Congressman Jesse Whyte Dies After Long Illness
Congressman Jesse Whyte of Indiana, who represented his district in Congress, died after a long illness. The press obituary notes his service and indicates he passed away following a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad
Jesse
Strict
Indiana
Indar
Full Leased Wire Report of the Associated Press
A fragment from the Full Leased Wire Report of the Associated Press provides brief wire-copy notes likely covering early dispatches on politics, business, or public events. The readable bits suggest standard AP style summaries with concise factual lines.
Unclear Text With Apparent Repair and Restoration Note
Fragmentary report describes valves and pumps to be installed and restored within a few days. Mentions Dewey Fuenday and Sister Starboard Placed ad. Context and meaning are damaged, details uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Assoc. A. Mated Press
Dewey
Amelye Bey
Peru and Ecuador Face Arbitration and War Fears
Report from Lima on May 2 that a further army contingent moves to the northern frontier amid expectations that Peru and Ecuador have accepted arbitration by the United States Brazil and Argentina in their boundary dispute. Public opinion tilts toward war as a likely outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy
Associated Press
Lima
Peru
W.ington
Ecuador
United Stans
Brazil
Argentina
Publishers Meet Here To Discuss Weekly Price Increases
Local publishers gather this afternoon to form an organization aimed at lifting the weekly newspaper price. They cite prolonged low subscriptions and ad rates due to competition, saying many owners can no longer cover costs. The concern is that reduced revenue endangers many weeklies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuwa Se Privatrr i
Priccipions
Ius
Oweekle
Memorial Day Observances and School Closure Notice
The ely grammar schools close for Memorial Day after a day of programs by Gran Army posts on themes of Mortaldar. George Loper is chosen as min shal of the day with Wahler A. Sard aiding in parade planning and classifications for 70 parade places. Details and arrangements follow in tomorrow's Northwestern Wes issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Gran Army
Abs of
Pu Normal Chools
George Loper
Minshal
Wahler A. Sard
Hed
Tnges
Sorthwestern Wes
Marriage Notice for Lenna and Paul Wallansa
Pastor of St vanmelicnl officiated at a ceremony in a church parlor. The couple, Lenna and Paul Wallansa, were joined as Mr. Wallansa son of Mr. and Mrs Fret pane street. He is employed by the Diamond company.
New World Gun Record Sets Battleship Mark in Training
A new world record for big gun shooting was set by the battleship South Carolina during ammunition trials. The ship reportedly fired a series of twelve inch guns with high precision, achieving several direct hits in a short time, highlighting naval marksmanship advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Free
Norfolk. Va
South Cours
Einresn
Preacher to Marry as Final Oratorical Will Mentioned
A preacher plans to wed as the last oratorical representative for New Ha. The report notes the upcoming marriage alongside references to the will and ceremonial duties.
Civil service officials gather in Albany for biennial conference
Albany Minnesota May 27 civil service officials from across the country will assemble June 2 and 3 for the third biennial meeting of the national assembly of civil service commissioners and the conference of New York state and territorial civil service commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albany
MN. Y
Civil Service
National Assembly of Civil Service
New York State
Araniel
Civil Service Commissions
Bribery at Elections Laws Adopted for Primary and General Votes
The article outlines penalties and definitions in the election laws for bribery at primary and general elections. It specifies punishments for offering or accepting bribes to influence voters, including imprisonment terms and fines, and notes forgery and filing issues related to nomination papers. It names sections 11 34 and 4478 and references penalties for falsification and bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeauer
Persan
Memorial services planned by Eagles lodge tonight
The Fraternal Order of Eagles announce memorial services at their lodge rooms in the evening. Opening rituals and solemn devotions will mark the observance in memory of departed members. Seats will be draped as part of the remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Erman
Neenah Woman Missing After Possible Suicide Attempt
Mrs Anna Libben of Neenah may have ended her life by self harm in or near the city. She disappeared four days ago while with a man named John Bu and was last seen wearing a navy suit and black hat with large black feathers. Authorities believe she wandered to a park or outlying area and may have used chloroform. investigators seek acquaintances and a woman named Mrs August Rae for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Libben
Neenah
Max
Arthur
Libben
Bedois
John Bu
Ti Gay
Linden
Tragic Suicide By Train In Chicago Suburb
Mrs. William Stroker aged forty three threw herself before a moving train today. Clad only in a night robe, she rose from her pad and hurried onto the railway tracks. Her body was mangled and officials believe she was temporarily deranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
William Stroker
Auto Goes Over Bank Rollover Injures Several
An automobile incident involves a vehicle driven by the president of a local firm overturning over an embankment near a ridge. Miss Li Flotsie Herman and Miss Don Goss are mentioned in scattered notes with references to an upcoming wedding of Miss Wricht to Fred Ambrose next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mWaught
2 Lump
Yidge
Li Fiotsie Herman
Don Goss
Tex
Lawmakers fail to push electoral reform in extra session
Report notes lawmakers left for home after a contentious session that did not enact proposed reforms. The measures touched on income tax, corrupt practices, public utilities, gambling, water power, employer liability, and insurance laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Alpany. XM
AWS Agatsi Ce
Ara
Curtiss Is Ready Still Hopes for New Fork
Curtiss confirms readiness and continues to express hope for a new fork. Details remain speculative as plans hinge on external approvals and funding. Officials emphasize steady progress toward an upgraded facility with potential regional impact.
Fire destroys large Hooker plant in Falls New York
Fire swept through the Hooker Development Company plant in Falls New York early today causing extensive damage. The loss was listed as substantial though no exact figure was given. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associata
X Falls
N.Y
Hooker Development Company
Bre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mining CP Fon Paxcmot
Pecper Arcles
Unfaithecs
Embac- Pascaimk Fe
Ainslie
Cunl
Bey Brandeis
Ward A. Braniff Reservation
Seatte
F. W
Atea Sith
Pinchet
Brandeis
Cherigmi
Jam H. Ta
Taft
Warman
Onsk
Et Browne
Acre
Lorimer
Columbia University
Goex
Lincoln Institute
Emad
Juhanlesd
Bivuerr
Feud du Lac
Eud Ul Carpenters
Steike
Geath
J. HL
Winnechran County
Kentucky
Lanmaya
Gearmalso
Phaatiseons
Tarneda
Rai i
Gans
Vernor Davidson
The
Associ
Ated Press
Spe
Meard
Simking
Deyduck Denes
Aadur
Pere Im
Fred G. Hoppe
Mian Leone Wallangk
Cloit College
Man Wit
Mics
Alice Theney
Mentin
Hribers of
Sigmers—Excens
Sican
Ures
Endezvor
Eagles
Hoxe Kroegee
Fwoe
Seffern
Lee
Hughes
Curtiss
Tes
Sangua Seta
Wisconsin
Falr Tebight
Berardas
Towlande
Dktely
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!