Storm devastating actions sweep eastern states on nonniversary
A historic storm battered the East Coast, tearing telegraph wires and downing trees as snow and wind wreaked havoc from Maine to Maryland. Across New Jersey and New York, vessels faced difficulties and commuters endured heavy travel delays. Five deaths were reported with several more possible. scores of homes and structures suffered damage amid widespread outages. Separately, William Janning Bryan plans a Lincoln birthday event on March 19, revisiting his former residence with a public address and gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasiperl
Polata
New
Bingslowe
Staten Island
New York
Lisien Island
Bryan Soog
Lincoln
Knutson Arrested Near Alexandria for Statutory Offense
Congressman Heroht Knutson a Republican former House whip and an unnamed man were arrested near Alexandria Virginia and jailed in Arlington County on statutory offense charges. They were held on a five thousand dollar bond after a night in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flep. Knutson
Wauhington
Hearoht Knutson
House
Alexandria
Espitel
Arington
Ene Dey
Tiny Chicago baby weighs 22 ounces at birth
Sezilest Baby Bern in Chicago weighs 22 ounces at birth and measures eight inches long. Born to Mrs Hears Gauze of Melrose Park, the infant is described as the tiniest baby in the world. Father is Henry Gasze Jr aged 24 and mother 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Chicago
Henry Gasze, Jr
Hears
Melrose Park
Verdict Favorable to Walter Candler in 1922 Case
A jury returned a verdict in favor of Walter T. Candler, Avante czplialist, in a $100,000 suit brought by Mrs. Glyde K Byfield alleging an assault on a steamer Berepgaris during the summer of 1922. Mrs. Byfield cried in court as the decision was read. Justice Aldrich, a supreme court justice, died at his home in Rupertos, Web. He was 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surya
Candler
Becawwr
Lavor
Walter T. Candler
Lyongal
Glyde K*byfiel
Cendier
Byfield
Ted
Justice Aldrich
Kebraata
Qead
Linnole
Cheglerid
Aldrich
Supreme Court
IMG Ben
George Aldrich
Rupertos
Web
Blau
Fflokd
Nat
Skunk
Anas Roth
Iowa
Hauay
Temporaneo
Praderyt
Phryniclina
Nebi
Sonstitvarite
Sonuter
Ihovaanta
Marita
Fisala Denlora
Miltts Artian
Mealy
Hancock County
Hague
Fulton
Juooa
Toms Ward
Haik
Apecint Jatistau
Geeburger
Mork
Nolidink
Farmer Ends Life Found Hanging Near Barn Residence
The lifeless body of 65 year old resident farmer was discovered hanging from a barn rafter near their residence. Local authorities are investigating the death as a possible suicide amid unclear circumstances at the time of discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo IL Kesnedy
McAdoo Campaigning in Dexota and Sloux Falls
Dillan G. Mc Aviog, a candidate for the Democratic nomination, will speak in Slour Falls on March 1 according to UG Cherry of Slouz Fidi4, Omaha. A masked assailant robbed Milex Aus Maack of $3,716 from the weekly Bus Tou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Dexota
Sloux Falls
Dillan G. McAviog
Tt Democraci
Slour Falls
UG Cherry
Slouz Fidi4
Omaha
Vandit
Gepheum Twacgeeld
Death linked to husband’s death in Logansport case
Nellie Goldns, 52, mother of seven, was held near Monlicetta, Logansport, on suspicion tied to the death of her husband Astonollins, 63, after a 9 confrontation with officers. An analysis of the dead man’s case is expected to reveal connections to the alleged poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoaland
Logansport
Joh
Nellie Goldns
Monlicetta
Here
Astonollins
Lower House Approves Henry Ford Offer in Power Deal
The Lower House passed a complex Tennessee river power bill by 227 to 142, approving Ford's bid and sending the measure to the Senate. Amendments to curb government control were defeated, while Madden’s amendment to place the Gorgas plant with Ambay Power passed the House committee. Ford would gain lease rights on several sites and potential sales of plants and quarries, with strict terms on duration and demolition of competing proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Tord
Nous
Moe Rouéle
Ford
Piasad
Zenate
McKenzie
Lewar
Fred
Hate
Ovie
Ute
Lertis Enbodterd In the Will To’ the Last, Ailvoestes
Ford Otter
Hebt
Mensura
Insaer
Madden
Milticy
Ambayie Power Company
Gorgas
Wayco
Russellyiite
Aln
Musete
Stuboroly
Tast
Tim
Mads ‘Dex
Lemling
Deaths Among Married People Rise in 1923 Report
A health department report shows 721 deaths among married people in 1923, higher than 562 among widows and unmarried individuals. The data also notes 139 deaths among widowed and divorced people, reflecting broader mortality patterns across marital status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mle
Vaguely Recalled Mayor Candidate Faces NYC Producer Plea
In Cedar Rapids the longtime vaudeville figure Effie Cherry, linked to the Cherry avatar troupe, plans a mayoral run and negotiates with a New York producer to revive public interest if the March 17 election fails to yield victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foollightn
Cedar Rapids
Mias
Effie Cherry
Cherry Avatar
Cedar Rapida
New York
Rage
Theam Ia Noo
Gériate Fimt Humor Trial Raises Factory Safety Questions
A fragmented report notes new subject material for workers and priests, describing a period of activity at a factory and the introduction of a fiber related process. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the event appears linked to workplace routines and safety discussions.
Federal Agents Force Prohibition Enforcement
Federal agents met prohibitionists in a week of enforcement. Agencies report illicit liquor activities and the elimination of evidence. Last year government funds of about 4200 US dollars were spent in enforcing liquor prohibition.
Rescue Teams At Work In Utah Mine Disaster
Rescue teams fought to reach 172 men believed entombed after three explosions at Mine No. 2 in Utah's Uintah Basin. Crews set up ventilation and lines of stations near four drifts as hopes faded for many trapped workers. Official counts varied, with 165 named as miners known to be in the mine. An inquiry was planned, and authorities prepared to search for survivors while managing fire and gas dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Judi
Ula
Gov. Glivles
Aly Boy
Grogerty
Atmunifico
Widittunal
Crowe
Coon
I Sal Creek
Win
Sun v8
Tha Ming
Chanen
Oil Price Brief Surfaces From Kansoe Gas Co
A terse market note from Independence reports oil price adjustments announced today by Kat-An Inarened of and Gas Co for Kansoe Oklahoma. The announcement references partly exchanged crude value and shifts in perception of supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat Pratrla of and Gas Company
Kansoe
Okfahona
Hawaii Attract. Fillgrinos. Manta-Tichodores of junior re orts
In spring 1924 thousands of Filipino migrants moved to Hawaii. The main quota shows 1406 Filipino workers were sent to the islands in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Maine
Untitled Financial Snippet From An Old Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a $200,000 figure related to a juvenile origin dispute and a new law linked to a 261 percent rate. It references locations like New York and Kansas and notes a yesterday price of 3.76 percent. The text is severely unclear but centers on a financial legal context.
No Deathley Knight Nomination in Washington
Fragmentary article notes nomination considerations for Hamel Kalent of Hon Prancleco in California area, with mentions of reevaluated authority and reserve in relation to Innis and duties, amid political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deathley Knight
Washington
Hamel Kalent
Hon Prancleco
Apental Conrael
Innis
Cali Soria
Cles
New York Dantes New York Meek Satel Budget Issue
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a financial figure of 548,090 dollars and references New York entities. The text is incomplete and does not establish a clear event, date, or named organizations beyond the monetary amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oil Scandal Leads to Fresh Trail of Alleged Deals
Fragmented OCR recounts a political oil scandal with figures Leonard Wood senior and junior, General Wort, and others linked to attempts to influence the 1926 presidential race. It notes interviews, alleged deals, and inquiries by authorities amid campaign pressure and government concerns.
Flying Start for Bonus in a Complex Defense
A garbled report notes a start and a margin of 16 to 4 with references to Wahshlurton and Jerlelas Hon, plus insurance policy discussions and heated debates on meal options at an insurer. The text is fragmentary but indicates confusion over events and proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldier
Borna
Jerlelas
Baba
Altenlion
Insurones
Mier
Fartter
Explosion Shakes Nebraska Town Near Louisville
A powder magazine blast near Louisville, Nebraska, rattled houses and shattered windows across nearly every building. Eyewitnesses reported heavy flames, with reports of 4000 pounds of blasting material and a rifle-like boom. Officials suspect the blast was connected to construction work at a quarry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Louisvilie
Omahss
Hore
Cee
British Army Estimates Figures and Anomalies Noted
The record presents garbled figures from the British Army Estimates for 1024-25 showing large sums such as 49,000,000 pounds and 7,000,800 pounds with unclear annotations. It references comparisons and mentions an individual aged 154 in a fragmentary way, indicating OCR damage or transcription errors rather than a coherent item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aydon—'Thankiy
Archlahup Hayay and Archblahig Mymuciein Faced in New York and Chicago
In a noted event, Archlahup Hayay performed in New York while Archblahig Mymuciein appeared in Chicago, drawing attention from local audiences. Details remain limited due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archhlahup Hayay
New York
Mymuciein
Chleay
Copper dividend reported in New York market drift
An amid market report notes a per share dividend of 86 cents for copper stocks. The brief mentions New York listings and ongoing trading activity amid investor interest in metal futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patsousio
Hrimteal
Ainitied
Regitar Vuarterdy
Mrs Conwin Author Dies in New York Pen Name Yann Payny Erskinw
Mrs Conwin, author known as Yann Payny Erskinw, died in Trym New York after years of writing under the pen name. The loss marks a notable end for a writer recognized for diverse novels and essays.
Legislative notes on school bible reading debate in state
The document outlines legislative tensions over bible reading in public schools, detailing proposed amendments, funding impacts, and the political dynamics in the Iowa house and senate. It discusses budget implications, tax reductions, and machinery to curb state expenditures while preserving religious instruction within public education.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florida
Henry Forno
BIT
Detroit Mars
Muscle Shoals
Royal Palace
A. Aeatauraen
Vienna
Viera
Bere Howe
Louisville
Uchory
Winiann Gates
Mira
Healan
Dean
Bia Welsta
Kansas
Kantan
Mos
Juiniture
Sonalory
He Aowartows Alstriet
Witsin
New Yorke
Hove
Wovinn
Willig Jossonston
Ragerven
Dulan
Sentation
Nutibur
Wiineaich
Amor
Hanon
Inberior
Leann Woot
Jra
Manngar
Westigto
Shira Syosth
Gormans Haye
Gat
KIM At Tasney
Jake
Jrjj
Edgar
Uribe
Malta
N. Lawhlon
Mer
Harding
Los Angeles
Fran F Kingeland
Howhpatarinda
Anteric
Volett
Pewaynper Atylo
Filmen Guckel
Onoda
Urog
Wickelestiona
Mabilitien
Hin Lousl Ottiras
Be Redmond
aivenOreal
Pavlergl Felte Morton
Ey Ronton
Waal
Luwa
Sonate
Royalig
Hardin
Avery Pynhe
Elie Ron
Bion Fon
Carter
Minn
Interesa
WE ueAn Hs
Kenda
State House
Cafaferia
Ernis
Eleutlo
Atate
Senate
Witsiegraphy
Staitland Ol
Guthoun County
Parson
Celio Box
Sixtoun Billy
Aluhlen
Heec
Kenai
wUpPpork
Righia
Cormard
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!