Relice Bill Fight Loom in Washington State Senate
In Washington, senators moved to posture on the Relice bill amid a heated budget dispute. The debate pitted reform advocates against opposition factions as legislators pressed for closer study of expenditures and constitutional implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inington
Hatterson
Breslients
Rovers
American Disériy League
Theohe
Fiona
Glass Menmorred
Yoelila
Liberty League
Pbhex Erhics
Lings
Senate
Pat Wigan
Humaraia
Debutantes to Use Calliope in Ball Ticket Sales
Debutantes plan ball ticket sales using a calliope mechanism at the municipal subcommittee meeting. The scheme aims to distribute tickets to attendees, with officials noting the president and another leader share the same idea to guide public access.
Floods Abate Amid Vast Destruction Across Regions
Widespread floods receded in the Pacific Northwest and Atlantic regions leaving thousands displaced and dozens dead. Severe cold and record low temperatures accompanied weather systems across North America and parts of Europe, with coastal towns facing eroding shores and damaged mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Pacific Northwest
Fieidia
Sulatly
British Columbia
Paclle
Fanny
Meting
Theksorville
Calgary
Alta
Euvoyd
North England
Scottland Ai Prince
Gauls
England
S A Verdict Upheld by Appeals Court
The appeals court affirmed Walter Price's seven year sentence for assaulting a guard on February 2, 1934. The decision upholds the trial court ruling and finalizes the punishment after prior appellate review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A
T the
Ciscour
Walter Price
Dad Tasilbco
Tiallonig
Congress Debates Bills and Nominations in Senate Posture
The Senate resumes with committee consideration on finance bills and social security issues. Nomination review by commerce panel. Appropriation discussions touch relief funds and tariff profits, with committees weighing tax and life renewal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ureen
Taterstite Comanerce Committee
Treaghry
Hawking
Meysura
Iife
RFA
Polish Prints Exhibit by Soho Opens Monday
Soho hosts an exhibit of Polish prints and watercolors from January 29 to February 5. Under the direction of Mrs Mary Locker the show will be open to the public at 414 Gusenlupe Street, with proceeds benefiting the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho
Lake Collmgs
Danu— Aly 29
Delray 5
Mary Locker
Hit and Run Victim Dies After Fractured Skull
Jesus Gutierés, 25, of 312 Tridges Street, died Monday at Raters B. Green hospital from a fractured skull after a hit and run crash. A driver of the other car fled the scene. Police are investigating and seeking information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funday
Jesus Gutiersés
Tridges Street
B. Green Hospital
Townsend Allies Seek Support From Washington Figures
Townsend supporters in townholding a petition drive to back a pension plan. Attendees included Dr. W. A. King city health officer Miss Gertrude Wilson Judge I. We Wolson and Judge Adolph Seide, marking the plan's first anniversary with a Taylor street gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Townsend Pensiony Pin Whinepge Tosag
Washington
Dvud
Taylor Thecmavle
Spenter
W. A. King City Health
Gertrude Wilson
I. We Wolson
Adolph Seidesuet
Busy Pony Express era and women’s property rights notes
The item recalls the Pony Express era with riders, horses, stations, and workers. It mentions 1963 legal reforms in North Carolina allowing unmarried women to own and control property. It also notes a dog show with limited entries and restricted categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misvouri
Pacific Coast
North
Carolna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roberta Weat Nicholson
Jhas
Prahibil
Relice
Bill
Oho Municipal Subituuumn
Taltiape
Tae
Reading
Ana T
Limon Piytiing
Gana
Porter Leving
Dall
Blin An
Lenin
Milwaukee
Tun
St. Dom's
Ade Verreold
Wes
Congress
Wronn
Active
New York
Ars. Aliston Boyer
Coldwater River
Mississippi
Hun
Internationel
Plato
Camgus Explorer
Rick
Harold
Fechagken
Prescott Halsey
Peters
Lee Na
Pouhor
Ae Sawyer
Ena
Brad
Townsend
Larelys
Stoge
B.O
Gins
Phil
Rose Uebeoy
Tskat
Barratt
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!