Davis Advocate Devotes Address to Labor Unity in Chicago
A Davis Advocate editorial notes a Chicago address stressing cooperation between labor and management to reduce class tension. The speaker urges fair treatment, shared responsibility in national progress, and policies that avoid privileging one group over another while ensuring farmers do not bear excessive costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tovar Mogt
Secretary of Labor
America
H c
Ita
Fla
IL Ds
Harding Rejects League in Address to Congress
President Harding proclaimed a final rejection of the League of Nations policy, declaring that accepting the League would betray mandates and American interests. He urged Congress to declare peace and ratify parts of the treaty protecting U S rights amid the world war context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
League
Wachtoxton
Veresilies Tesgue of Nations
Congress
Preassant
Mandada
Judge announces jail term for moonshine operation
Municipal court hears Jan for Booze Mokere Milwauker Win-Jall forme sentence for making and selling moonshine. Judge A C Backus imposes up to one year in prison for operating a small-time bootlegging setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Milwauker
Win
Wil
Judee
Backus
Map
Prinan
Two Men Detained Over Wall Street Bomb Blast Connection
A fragment describes two men detained in New York City in connection with a suspected involvement in a Wall Street explosion dated September. A woman is also alleged to be involved and faces arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bom
Euapielen
Wall Street
New York City
War time tariff talks and tax plans dominate Congress
Washington debates aim to reform tariff schedules for cotton and general goods. Senator Smoot proposes a broad sales tax to raise about 1.6 million dollars annually, shifting burden to consumers via a 1 percent levy on value, with discussions on equitable distribution and impact on prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Estes Las
Ligher Levy
Tha Sengto Finanen Cominilus
Mtv Sindot
Nis
Pragocai
Congress
Mpeal
Intia Uith
Mutcam
Rtuk
Lobreeo
Sonte
Aoudler
Yale
Eales
GChartes on Way to Frontier
Budapest reports former official Charles Jeff Stiolpansenger heads to frontier with Austrian escort. An official baggage scout was to meet at Lie thingarian border per Budapest request.
Jealousy Tragedy Ends in Gunfire at Dublin Home
In Dublin a violent confrontation left several injured and one dead after a man opened fire during a marital dispute. The suspect, Jack Lacey, allegedly wounded the woman before turning the gun on himself, crashing a weapon and dying at the scene. Investigators believe jealousy sparked the fatal attack amid a tax dispute and alleged infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saeldon
Qifo
Lacy
Jack Lacey
Two in Ireland Report From Belfist-John Wermpe and John Grinstam
A fragment states Belfist-John Wermpe a farmer and John Grinstam a former soldier were taken from the Jomea in Tabehiinn and eho deni. The text is garbled but indicates a capture or abduction context in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Belfist
John Wermpe
Farmer Blicenan
John Grinstam
Goldier
Reward for Rohvers and Wannington captured. large bounty posted
A large reward of 6009 dollars is offered for the apprehension of Rohvers and Wannington at Nail Rabbere. The notice calls for any person who provides a suspect, citing the Artie of cysentt and the service. The involved hospital employe is referenced, and authorities promise full use of powers to enforce the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannington
Orinud
Nail Rabbere
Poatmantor
Osural Vayn
Olor
Othar Partore
Cysentt
Mabel
New York Union Leaders Reject Proposed Wage Cut
New York union representatives of workers at Tintredt TM Blater and Cane ada rejected a proposed wage reduction aimed at cutting pay by 20 percent. The effort sought to raise working hours from eight to nine, affecting nearly 3 million workers. A nonpartisan review listed funds totaling $2,022,010 as part of the campaign, with the American committee turning over the associated records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bial Fay
Orkers
New-England
New Yorks-Union
Falp Milla
New York
Reviet Fiuls
Couambiten
Pireiine
Abrounocei
Rural meeting notes and farm reports mix with fire loss
The report covers a 1923 rural meeting in Cedar Falls area with references to Evangelical meetings in Dumont and Van Voorhis, plus farm data on crop status and production costs. It notes a barn fire near Gavan killing six calves, costs for cattle halters, and state farm statistics. Also included are police actions, dynamite seizures in Nevada, and grain marketing plans discussed by the Farm Bureau in Chicago with Iowa delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Oly
Ynini
Geneh
Rivar
Suihmes Agit Ug
Gersityy J
Bradtos
Mt. Plodiant
Businand
Sodritge
Federation of State Atventions
United Byltne Solient Association
Argtiife Union
Natiinat
Dumont
Auchist
Nest Evangelical
van Morn
Nenry Krouse
Linn
Farerat
Earldad
Ute
Sine
Clarence Binck
Gavan
Senate
House
Hegun
Carl Spies
Dee Moines
Spies
Iowa
Marshalltown
Nevada
Albion Bank
Thahoya
Hoy R. Ball
Flay Borgogs
Cols
Lows
Satq
Gine Debeases
Athe Farm Area Federation
Continence
Chicago
Callen le Canstler i
Advecinen
Phera
Kval
Eave Dotegate
C. Wy
Cunsthys Vam
A. K. Middietan
Bireana
Caddington
Motley
Moaltra Ax Sottatun
Decorah
Maren Anton Dervalz
American Legion
Tyyjeral Ser
Wecorah
Aulon 4Yeyigie Darnare
Purify Your Blood Health Claim Recounted
Fragmented OCR suggests a period ad claiming skin ailments stem from blood impurities. It asserts cleansing the blood removes the cause and provides relief, but text is garbled and unverifiable.
Bright Thought From Terre Haute Girl Figures Out Ride Plan
Mary Ellen McKowe, who lives near the Gnf on hospital in Terre Haute, tells the Indianapolis News she recently received a bicycle and rides it daily. She hopes to ride around the corner to the hospital to visit a friend, insisting her mother approves and that she can manage the route safely with assistance if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McKowe
Walt
Er Moothier
Mary Elen
Believes in Saving Pennies and Private Property Inkling
A New York investment banker appears in a confusing report noting interest in a southern venture. The story mentions private property, a barber shop, a public bath, and a hotel sequence with unclear actions and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissell
New York
Daual
Tim Tive
Vietran
Emirgy
Valek Boyer
The True Answer Interview Snippet Confuses Readership
A garbled interview fragment appears to discuss longevity and truth with unclear quotations. The text shows misprints and nonsensical phrases, offering little verifiable information about people, places, or events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DAVIS
Golden Rule
Sas
Tabiist
Embitter
Employe
Tarailon
Hamed
Paburgh
Pirishurgh
Botton
Sen. Smoot
Dubin
Dublin
Fivillana
Bamby
Dean
Robin
Navy
Sarge
Peopla
Vanfylnesety
Homer
Spohn
Baen
Henne Hagler
Aoshen
Sosisp
Gliengo Daily News
Buena
J. W. Cule Co
Rockland
Tor Pki
Gudlovka
Odeden
Mike
Herb Reiedy
Hays
Heleileh- Ingakli
Iss.s
Ardyiaor
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Geyrs
Mary Ellen
Vavinn Harhor
Lonty Pille
Courier-Journal
Telhute
GNP
Flint
Prt
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Michigan
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!