Strikers Vote On Tentative Pact At Motor Wheel Plant
About 2,500 United Automobile Workers members voted in Lansing on a tentative agreement to end a 12 day strike at the Motor Wheel corporation in a dispute tied to a $4 million settlement package. Packard Motor Car Co summoned 7,500 automotive workers to return to work Wednesday as strikes widened at Fort Motor plants amid union pressure over wages and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
A. BA
Motor Wheel Corporation
Packard Motor Car Company
Automotive
Hoy
Assembly
Hines
FORD
Ig Fort’ Motor
Delacares
G. I. O.-United Reemobile Workers
Te Company
Labor Board
Tamplein
Plaas
Stern Workers Organizing Committee
Combustion Engineering Company
Onattanooge
Tenn
Rnik
Adontmen
Home Guards Callen
Ab Anniston
Ala
Tea Knitting Company
Aig
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing’ Company
GO. I. O. United Automobile Workers
Milwaukee
Washington
Weekly Show Held for Troops by Chaplain Mines
A weekly entertainment event for soldiers is presented by Chaplain MM G Mines of the Twenty third Infantry. The program runs each Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Army Recreation building with T B Kelley as master of ceremonies. A number of dancers and singers are planned to appear this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. G. Mines
Twenty-third Infantry Ta
Amy Recreation
Mines
T. B. Kelley
Cerénoiles
Farmer Charged in Texas Killing
Wallace A. Laree, 47, Salt Creek community farmer, was charged with murder in connection with the death of Martin Cather Hutton, who was found shot in a drug store after being struck on the head with a chair. Off icers reported the incident in Brownwood Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Tech
Wallace A. 2Rlee
Salt Creek
Tacmer
Wea
Martin Cather Hutton
Tieye_ Nestorsi
Convoy to Move Porty-fifth Division Elements to Camp Barkeley
A 216-vehicle army convoy from Camp Bowie will depart at 4 a m in detachments of 18 vehicles to transfer elements of the Porty-fittt division from Fort Sil to Camp Barkeley Abilene. The operation, led by the One Hundred Eleventry quartermaster regiment, concludes with return to Brownwood Friday night March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Camp Bowe
Porty-fittt Division
Sil
Okt
Camp Barketcy
One Hundred Eleventry
Quartermaster Regiment
Camp Bowie
Korb Sil
Ridey
Rodin
Fort Sam Houston
Fortatt
Okin
Camp Barkeley
Abilene
Oklahoma Army Post
Banting Dead Not in Snow Crash Traced to Newfoundland
Ottawa reports confirm Dr. Sir Frederick Grant Banting aged 49 along with two others died in a plane crash off Newfoundland’s coast near Musgrave Harbour. Survivor Joseph Mackey of Kansas City, pilot, provided the message. Rescuers found the wreckage after a Friday flight. The crash cause remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Hrlat
Newfoundland
Baat
Sir Frederick Grant Banting
Bir Frederick
Naventor Willam Dird
Kidderminster
England
William. Swallnaty
Bedford
Naya Bootla
Joseph ©. Mackey
Kansas City
Sirederick
Engin
Jole
Mackey
Aise
Musgrave Hayhor
St. John's
Newfound Jail
May or Freed If Fee Claim In San Antonio
In closing arguments Brown argued Maverick must account for all funds collected while tax assessor and that any officer receiving unauthorized fees is liable for fourfold restitution. Attorneys for Maverick claimed the disputed payments were private and not city fees and that the two year statute of limitations applies. The mayor proclaimed relief and urged citizens to work for the welfare of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Cme
Pourfold
Mable
William Hensley
Carl Wright Johnson
Woodyllie Rogers
Mayerlck
Maverick
Bon Antonio
Rookie Takes Pay Out From 500 to Big Drop
Arthur E Rathafel, 39, arrives at the Doldh Field Re cipiton center from the Second Corps area in New York. A Princeton graduate, he formerly worked for the Associated Press in London and Paris, and as a scriptwriter for Paramount and HKO. He earned as much as 501 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E Rathafel
Doldh Field
March of Time Mogins
Downtown site eyed for army barracks and police unit
Officials inspected a proposed Downtown site to house seven permanent military police companies. The 360 by 125 yard strip lies on Martinen Street between bridge and St Marys Street, with the army seeking city approval and federal funds for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie
Caprain Boyd
London
Cape
W. Boyd
Irelage Army
Craft Carrer
Maury Maverick
Witt Fornia
Yada
War Headlines From February 6 1919 Chronicle
Twenty five years ago on February 6Frealdent Wilson vowed to preserve peace without surrendering American travel rights Germans push Feenah back and seize a town six miles from Verdun Pape calls for end to aeroplane progress and urges Australia to desist Turkiye denies border clashes with Russia Finns report 80000 reds lost in 25 days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frealdent
Wilson
Feenah
Verdun
Pape
Rabbs
Ausitia
Chamberlain
Ordes
Hitler
Germany
Romer
Twenty Four Appointed Police Cadets
Twenty four young Ban Antonius were appointed police cadets by Commissioner Lipscouetts. The trainees begin immediately for several months before full police status. Married cadets earn 65 dollars monthly. five single cadets receive 50 dollars. Names include Edward Wanterly and Hugh Ross among married cadets. unmarried cadets listed include William Corder and Bryant Ives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Antonius
Pire
Paullee
Robert Hartman
Amos O. Cooper
Brad ©. Peters
Homer L. Kein
James
M. Young
Joseph W. Clark
Olston
Bowen
Robert J. Burda
Prank
L. Moore
Richard D. Bowling
Julius Lee Kireel
Willian Hy Corder
Roy A. Cowan
Heity Leyton
Bryant D
Ives
Bdynee A. Williams
Turkey to Fulfill Obligations in Balkans
Turkish ambassador to Washington conveyed to Acting Secretary of State Welles that Turkey intends to fulfill its obligations to Great Britain and Greece. The message followed a Balkans meeting and stressed the ongoing diplomatic effort to stabilize the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Turkey
United States
Great Britain
Greece
Murder retrial plea denied in Fey case
Criminal District Court Judge W. McCrory overruled an amended motion for Emil Fey's retrial Tuesday. Fey was convicted of killing Raymond Edwards and given an eight year sentence. The motion was filed by Attorney Daye Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal District Court
W. McCrory
Emil Fey
Raymond Edwards
Daye Watson
Bracken Ridge Park Camps Ground For Visiting Students
Park Commissioner Henry Heln oversees converting area north of the tennis courts at Bracken Ridge Park into a camping grounds for visiting rural students. Out-of-town schools send buses with students for educational tours to Lar park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge Park
Tve
Henry Heln
Lar Park
Dog Automaton Innovation Debuts at Inventors Show
A novel dog feeding device with a trap door and alarm clock mechanism is marketed to prevent feeding worries. The contraption, featuring a hidden food bin and timed door release, will be showcased at the Inventors of American event from March 4 to 7 in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Feu
Inventors of Amerian Dis
Record Number of Rabies Cases Reported
City Health Officer Dr. King said the department is treating a record number of rabies cases. Thirty three cases are reported and sixteen rabid dogs have been confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
King
Eity
Woman and Two Children Burned To Death In Blaze
A fire swept a home in East Brunswick New Jersey killing Rose Lopez aged 20 and her children Margaret seven and Daha four. The father and two others escaped as the Middlesex county farm home burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brunswick
N, J
Tve Chile
Middlesex County
Tunis
Rose Lopez
Margaret
Daha
Foes Press Filibuster as British Aid Debate Intensifies
Senate debate on the British aid measure features McNary and Murray Azul Barbour arguing over restrictions and authority. Barbour calls for prompt approval to secure American security, while critics warn against entanglement and naval transfers. The bill aims to aid allies without drawing the U.S. into war, supporters insist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary R.dred
Murray Azul Barbour
Murray
Barbour
Senate
United Statis
Roosevelt expands export controls to seven more war materials
President Roosevelt extended the export licensing system to seven additional war materials needed for the defense program. Effective immediately, graphite electrodes and air craft pilot braiders are added, with a second proclamation set March 10 extending bans on belladonna autophine sole leather betting leather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Russell le. Maxwell
Pamine
Villita Gift to FDR Sparks Presidential Thanks
Mayor Maury Maveriek sent a copper pitcher from La Villita to President Franklin D Roosevelt. A Washington trip followed with La Villita gifts including two car robes, copper cups, a copper tray, a coffer pot engraved with the president’s initials and copper plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Maveriek
Maury
Washington
la Villita
White House
Funeral services set for Oughton at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday
The late Oughton 63 of WA Weaver Street is to be laid to rest at Mission Burial Park after a heart attack claim. Survivors include wife Elizabeth, daughters Bednarg and Jack Nattingtan, Emma Noughtatt, brothers Alfred and Richard, and sisters Ed Sill J G Schumberke Elsie and Queenie. Located in San Francisco California mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruehe
Perty Oughton
WA Weaver Street
Oughton
Ingiakd
Mittiman
Porter Streets
Sev Antonio
Pench Ottis West Sale
Mission Burial Park
Wllow
Elizabeth Oughton
Bednarg
Jack Nattingtan
Emma Noughtatt
Alfred
City
Richard Oughton
Louistong
Ed Sill
Boerne
J. G. Schumberke
San Antony
Elsie
Queenie Oughton
Ith
San Prancisco
Calif
Social Activity for Troops Set
The Nations Defense Recreational and Service committee proposes an enlarged program for soldiers at army posts. It plans social events boxing cards and baseball programs and recommends free transportation to attend church services. Col W B Tuttle announces a name change and a survey will coordinate the committee’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations Defense Recreational and Service Committee
National Defense Recreationa
National Defense Recreational and Service
W. B. Tultle
National Service Organizations, Inc
Washington, D. C
Business Leaders to Discuss San Antonio Industry
City luncheon hosted by Mayor Maverick to address industry challenges and new tax ideas. Mayor will report on trips to Wichita Kansas and Washington DC and invites business leaders to attend Wednesday at 9 Gunter Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Mawy Maverick
Efayerick Nas
Wichitta
Kan
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmer
Texas
Elso
Pleo
PISO
ThadAltion
Syor
KTLA
Dintige
Treadway
Fifth Street
Frederick Banting
Nila
Nlp
Fey
Pye
Aite
Villita
FDR
Lar Villita
Qughton
America
Studebake
Brice
Wade Jy
Bonn
Corpus Chetail
Wheriol
Ine Larnilo
Togenbinn Motar Co
McAllen Motorso
Erry Acg
Winerich Motor Sales CO
Broadway
Fioborks
Ta Me Mawhliew Co
Lenrlliness Belletatmmente
San Marcos
Kerrhaviiln Motor Ca
Heryuin Wanzatne
Hite Bellera Garage
Seeei
Mavtom
Vanderpool
Tulghan'y
Stu
Angelo
Wilbanks Sindb
Bites
Eryalal Ciy
Nan Babe
Fello
Brédloty Palins
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!