Goolidge Hints On Dry Warfare In Chicago
The Herald and Examiner reports President Coolidge has linked the Chicago dry drive to federal action. It notes Myron Caffey, charged with shooting bailiff William Beatty, and suggests state indictments may shift cases to federal or relocated courts. Officials warn of polling protection limits as Chicago braces for election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo National
Chicago
Herald and Examiner
Coolidge
Mellon
Sargent
Washington
George 2. Golding
Chisaga
Golding
Myron
Caffey
William Beatty
Leon Ayteste
Guttey
Qne Federal
Vlicey
Alphonse Newton Reconciles Couple In Office
Chief Deputy Alphonse Newton acts as peacemaker for a feuding husband and wife. A yellow-haired boy and blue-eyed girl accompany the pair to his office as he urges reconciliation over alleged spending and broken happiness. The couple agrees to renew life together for their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Newt
Huraday
Newton
Cluthes
Watting
Jeet
Cherrydale, Kans Missing Man Report Sparks City Appeal
A confused plea from Cherrydale Kansas details George Malecha Jinkens Sr who left home five years ago for 14 wages. The family, aided by Mayor Chiomahera, asks the newspaper to help locate Shig, claimed in San Antonio, as relatives fear for his welfare. The note cites age and need for reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Malecha Jinkens Sr
Chitiakers
Os Yong Ken
Tse Tung Week Agy
Tne
Cherrydale
Kap
San Antonio
Che Mayors Core
Dinkens
Chinese Rebels Begin Actions Early by Request
Unclear text outlines a 1930s era Chinese rebellion or reform movement with references to MAANGHIAT and Feng Ya Halang. Mentions Kentia ty Batten as a leader figure and Marchat Feng Ya-Halang, with police involvement at a doorway. Details are fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentia Ty Batten
Toe Min
API
Orchestra to Represent San Antonio at state music meet
The Main Avenue Senior Orchestra, a 21 piece ensemble led by Otto Zoeller with principals GW Golke and F. Bakeley, is chosen to represent San Antonio at the Texas state music meet in Belton on April after a conference chaired by Superintendent Marshal Holmsta. The decision favors Main Avenue over Brackenridge for a better balanced musical organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
St Antonio
Watallege
Belton
Tex
Wimrsday
Marshal Holmsta
GW. Golke
F. 8. Bakeley
Otto Zoeller
Difieints
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grackenridgh
Mamo Nation
Alamo National Bank Capital
Portland Cement Association Athletic Club
Dallas
Texas
Citien
Chitago
Chicago Vrime Commission
Mtole
Lobert
Republian
Crowe
Thompson
Luelion
John A. Swansan
United States
Deneva
Crime Commission
Cook County
Frank J. Loesch
Alphonse Newton
George
Kans
T. V. Neal
TV. Neal
First Baptist Ubareh
el Paso
Prospect Hill
Joe C. Lamb
Lover's Inne
Jim Duke
Lover's Lang
Orchestra
Clark
Dolla
Houston ST
Brown Cracker
Be Candy Co
Sunshine Biacuita
THE
Woodlawn District
Woodlawn
Fredericksburg Road
Woodlawn Park
Park Company
He, Dickinson
Pres
Con Woodlawn and
Lake Blvd
Kampmann
Down Town
Central Trust
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!