Austrian doctor held by mistake released in Vienna
Dr Gaur Marcus, a Low Anzeten physician, was detained in Vienna on a case of mistaken identity. He was held at a railway station for identification, then released after the Austrian government and American Minister Gilchrist Lines ton were notified and an apology issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Jas
Gaur M. Marcus
Anzeten
Vienna
State Department
Gilchrist B. Lineston
Marcus
Americus
British Aviatrix Plans Second Transcontinental Hop
British aviatrix Amy Johnson plans a second attempt to fly from England to Peking, aiming for July or August. She arrived in Moscow by train from Warsaw after war disruption, and later announced adjustments to the route across Siberia and Manchuria to reach China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscoy
Jan
Amy Johnsom
Abe
England
Peking
Miss Johns
Warsaw
Triplets Enroll in San Antonio YMCA
The notice records George Gorham Hartwell and Fintan Hartwell joining the local Young Men's Christian Association in San Antonio. It identifies the family as Afr. wmf Mn. G. H. Hartwell of 711 East Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
George
Gorham
Fintan Hartwell
Young Men's Christian Association
Afr
Wmf
G. H. Hartwell
East Courtland Pure
Princeton President Plans Resignation At Year’s End
Dr Joyvizeer Eisen, president of Priviion University, intends to resign at the close of the current academic year after convincing board members of the move. The notice outlines forthcoming leadership changes and potential interim arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyvizeer Eisen
Priviion Anniversity
Blane
Odes
Explosion injures five workers in St Louis County plant
An explosion at an acetylene plant used by Phillins Petroleum in laying pipe in St Louis County injures five workers, with one critically hurt and possibly fatally harmed. The accident occurred at the company facility, sending responders to the scene. Ian Louis is among the named workers reported injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Ian
Phillins Petroleum Company
St Louis County
Welfare Body Drive Slated by San Antonio group
The San Antonio Savio Welfare bureau plans a Monday annus drive funds campaign led by director W M Stokes. He stresses the effort supports humanitarian services, citing records from 49 offices under Besar county court. The roster lists Bue te Mussel, Mrs W W lofs, among others, with Dr Edrinechteld announcing a new office at 10183 Professional building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Autolio Savio Welfare Bureau
W. M. Stokes
Stokes
M Charitntic
Wm Getera
Wrlfara Association
Besar County Court
Iranse
R. C. Hogman
R. B. Buete Mussel
W W.lofs
Perr &. Robertson
Si Coe
Hauser Ao
Jnngeble
Colte Borett
Miss . C. Hoguinn
Mie.k. Birkenmeier
RK. J. Uolmgreen
Hy Ayblitz
B.C
Bank Thefts Set For Brady Texas Next Week
Bank robbery cases in Brady Texas are slated for trial next week. The indictment includes B C Tanner and Tu cille Awol in the Farmers and Merchants Bank daylight heist on March 21 1931. Turner and Miss Awol face hearings as other suspects are linked to the crime. An officer was forced to hand over 2000 dollars, and a gun battle followed the robbery. The Texan Bankers association notes a long history of bank robberies with wide implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Texas
B.C. Tanner
Tucille
Farmers God
Turner
Harold Joharson
Miss Awalt
Esope
Miesaval
Charles Rica
Lota State
Torneo
Ollie Woona
Daghree
William 2. Roberts Jr
Weather and notices from Texan AP paper fragment
Fragmentary text lists flying conditions in Texas, wind notes and cautions for tourists, plus scattered dates and numbers. It references calendars, locations like Allene and Galveston, and a mix of times, temperatures, and station abbreviations. The readable portions imply a weather and public notices section with limited coherent details.
Seguin Women Install Heads in Missionary Society
Seguin on January 10 saw the local Woman's Missionary Society install new officers led by Hey Pierre. Officers include Mrs Tom Terr as president, Mrs Sep Baxter as vice president, Mrs Koy Burris recording secretary, Mrs B F Moor corresponding secretary, Mrs Claude Lambert treasurer, Mrs Mary Low Lannom superintendent of study, Mrs Alonzo Fennell superintendent of publicity, Mrs A D B Campbell superintendent of social service, Mrs Fred Caldwell superintendent of local treasury, Mrs F W Tischer superintendent of children, Mrs ed Froncll superintendent of supplying, Mrs Oscar Corssey rice agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra
A. D B. Campbell
Fred Caldwell
Mra
F. W. Tischer
Treasury
Abs
H. B. Dibrell
Mra.a
Froncll
Supplicy
Oscar Corssey
Cattle Shipments Reported From Pharsall Texas
PHARSALL Texas January 10. Trickey and Mills shipped a carload of fat calves to the San Antonio market. The lot included 40 steers averaging 566 pounds. Green Alaztin of this city sold two carloads to the Houseman Packing Company in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharsall
Texas
Trickey and Mills
San Antonia
Green Alaztin
Houseman Packin House
Dareda Tast
Three Missing After Vessel Crash Off Ing Island
Three men reported missing after a collision between the Norwegian freighter Gisla and the tug Hiramond off Ing Island. Four others suffered exposure as rescue efforts continued after the late night crash near PITDADLOPHIA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uday
Gisla
Hiramond
Ing Island
Aged Man Ends Own Life With Dynamite
A man named Jobo Anderson, a resident of Absenibra woodrh, reportedly set a dynamite charge on his chest and detonated it in the Satoss river bed, after going without food and refusing to ask neighbors for help. His body was found today in the river bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis Obilio
Cnilt
Helm
Jobo Anderson
Satoss
Leap From Machine Kills Officer's Wife
Los Angeles correspondent reports Jane Cary wife of Lieutenant Commander Robert W. Cary of the U S S West Virginia died in a hospital today from injuries after she allegedly leaped from a machine aboard her husband’s vessel following an argument on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jane Cary
Robert W. Cary
U. S. S. West Virginia
Landslide in Leeco Italy Claims Multiple Bodies
Three bodies recovered after a landslide at Leeco Italy with many feared dead. Reports from London News Chronicle indicate casualties and displaced residents as rescue efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
TNS
Leeco
Italy
Tromafilan
London News- Chronicle
Officers G e New Otations
Transfer of three army officers from royal station and return of a smother formerly stationed here announced by the war department. Gol. Clarence W. Day commanded the Fifth Corps area general depot prior to the change, directing un der commend of the corps. Major Neelyn Mashburn medical corps and Captain Curk Rylander medical corps ordered to the Philippines. Capt. Fran E. Taylor, judge advocate general department, replaces Captain W. Bacon. Taylor goes to Washington. Bacon to Fort Sam Houston. Captain Baron ordered to Washington. Taylor assigned to Fort Sam Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Smother
War Department
Clarence WW. Day
Fighth Corps
Kory
Philadelphia
Maj
Neelyn
Brooke
Fort Sam Tourton
Baron
Washington
Satuday
Captain Taylor
Fort Sam Flouston
Underworld of Detroit Faces New Law Regime
Detroit officials moved to crack down on organized crime after a police commissioner was dismissed and Frank Murphy was appointed mayor following a recall of Charles Bowles. Murphy demanded resignation of Police Commissioner Thomas Witcor. Watkin was named to head the department. The report notes Watkin is a prominent attorney.
Heater Explosion Burns Down Home Near Weat Main
Mrs. J. Ti. Meeks of 410 Weat Main seized her nine year old son Sonny and fled from the home Saturday as a water heater exploded. The blast set the house ablaze before firemen from companies No. 5 and No. 10 arrived. Damage to the dwelling was estimated at about 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ti. Meeks
Gon
Sonny
Enn
Elty
Lmbla
Farniah
Local Federal Judge Honored at Corpus Christi Dinner
Judge Joe C. Mutheson Jr. of Royston presided at the January term of federal court in Corpus Christi. He was guest of honor at a dinner hosted by Nuecey County Car osgooio Taare Hugh BR. Sutherland, president of the association. B. D. Tarleton introduced the judge, then Hutcheson, with others including Judge Gordo Koons and J.D. Sadd Jr attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordo Koons
B. Rt. Hicere
George Wright
Brownaville
J.D. Sadd Jr
FB. Lepkin
J. W. Sykes
Davis Declared Light on Expenses for Nomination
Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania said he faced no contest for his renomination and did not seek financial aid from campaign funds. Charles B. GalI, member of the Philadelphia Republican club, stated no involvement in any letter to the campaign fund committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Washington, D. C
San
James J. Davis
Wenneslvania
Renny
Charlee DB
Gali
Philadelphia
Wae Boand
Noe Campaign Fund
Rioting in Los Angeles as Reds clash with police
In Los Angeles on January 10 a riot broke out on North Main Street as more than 500 demonstrators including many women and girls in crimson sweaters confronted police. An officer was shot, others injured in the melee, and several bystanders fled as banks and offices opened fire in the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Bervice
Los Angeles
North Main Street
Reds
Internationsl
Labor Defense League
Blexicno
Rudy Wiropat
Bira
Moline
Commercial and
Maio
Nono
Discovers Neck Broken in Fall in Wichita Kansas
Jean Smisger was hospitalized with a broken neck after a fall from a height three weeks earlier. Doctors announced yesterday that the neck remains broken as she recovers in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichits
Kan
Jan. C
Jins
Mian
Jean Smisger Buday Wae
Shen
Deadlock in Textile Wage Dispute Stalemates Loom
News from Manchester January 10 reports Cotton mill owners and workers remain at loggerheads over a wage dispute leading to threats of shutdowns by manufacturers in Lancashire and Yorkshire as efforts to end the strike fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Fustoud
Ventere
Hurniny
Tmneashire
City News and Dance Notices Across Town
Fragmented notices list dances and social events at Crescent Bend Cibolo Munic and other venues. Several ads promote Sunday and Tuesday dances, music performances, and hall rentals with orchestras and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunday
Crescent Bend
Cibolo
Munic
Steve Gardner
Sahum Teingn
Aenurily
Dnt
Idl
Moerilex
Inn
I. Dick'n Melody Soya
Arch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ies
Man
Princetor
Virgil Kirkland
Gary
Ind
Arlene Draves
Kirkland
Edrinechteld
Eamond
Trouille
Hertzbergs
Unnuun
Taweh
Ieinney
Pete
Ronéar
Boutin Patek
Presta Iain
Kathy
Tex
Lervaln
Allene
Texan AP Puprrave
Semerilio
Sera Toone Rob Toute
Tele
Soma
Fort Smith
Ark
Galveston
Terre Ferena
Mont
Arab Prmonte
Gutnoma Eli
Wilner
Wiesloes
Cas
Germany
Underworld of
Detroit
City News
Noflea Heymann
Bop
Arizt Orchentra
Aite
Hall
Kuppenheimer
Caa O'S
O'coats
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!