Economy puts Congress in quandary amid budget clash
Washington June 13 Congress adjournment plans blurred as 85 leaders faced a clash between economy and revenue demands. Hoover urged balance in a final bill with savings around 100 to 300 million, while senators doubted further cuts. House Democrats pressed to restore federal pay cuts and curb furloughs, hoping to trim millions more. Senate moved ahead on farm relief while Philippine independence was delayed for a night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Hoover
Republians
House
Senate
Solons
Watsap
McDuffie
McDuffe
White House
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Philippine
Civil War Vet Smokes After Abdominal Operation
A Civil War veteran, 21 years old by the text, sits up in bed and smokes a cigar minutes after an abdominal operation. The surgeon is Dr. Ira G. Downer, assisted by his son Dr. Alexander W. Blain. The procedure was performed under a general anesthetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Alexander W. Blain
Ira G. Downer
Harry Fleisher Pleads Not Guilty in Kidnaping Case
Detroit report states Harry Fleisher surrendered after months eluding police in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. He appeared in court on a murder warrant, pleaded not guilty, and was remanded to jail without bond for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fleisher
Detroit
Harry Fieicher
Fleisher
Woman Finishes Diploma After 63-Year Wait at Bates College
An 83 year old woman, who waited 63 years for her diploma, finally receives her degree at Bates College. Chase Ballard of Minneapolis, Minnesota, completed the course in 187? and attends the ceremony as a notable nontraditional graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewuawun
Wane
Xerrlynd
Bates Collier
Taman Wan
Ailhy
Chase Ballard Nf
Minneapolis
Minn
Beles
Bator
Postmaster Slain in Ardmore Mystery
Ardmore, Chla., June 12. Postmaster Joe Henderson aged 25 at Durwood was killed late yesterday with his head split by a stabbing hoe blow. Frank Ramsey, 66, a Pioneer farmer, claiming self defense, was held today with his son Milton Ramsey, 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore, Chla
Joe Henderson
Durwood
Frank Ramsey
Milton
Snake Climbs High to Meet Death
A damaged OCR text reports a snake climbing a telegraph pole and being electrocuted. A rescue attempt by authorities described as the cobra, or reptile, involved a fire and water presence near the pole, with the incident ending in the animal's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake
Fragmented Deed Filings Featuring Property Transfers
A garbled legal notices fragment lists numerous deeds and trustee transfers dated mostly in 19th and early 20th century, naming parties such as H. J. Cramer, Randallph terrace, Dirk Cullig Mivern, Orleale Dammaan, James Cl. Bern, Louis Aulmen, and Henry and Mollie English among others. The text references city blocks, tracts of land, and sums like 715,006 and 6372.31, with several June dates and placeholders indicating trustee actions and releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. Powell
Ip Alamo Tron
Anne
H. J. Cramer
Nm Me Welle
Sciruses
LT. Baker
Hint Tye
Randalph Terrace
Martz Hilion
James
Peres
Dirk
Cullig Mivern
Go Ja
Byun
J. A. Nix
Imez Wig
Deer Nix
Dork
Glover
Orltath Dammann
New City
Hier
Eleanor
Orleale Dammaan
Thomas D
Floren’e Youngbiond
Srison
Amaera
Klephan
T. Marko
L. Kaumau
B. A. Greathoure
Louis Aulmen
Juiferwin
Ey O. Joidd
James Cl. Bern
Jol Ji
Dew
P. Talon
Henry Amd
Mollie English
Terry Urghel Jr
Amd
Miranda
Tm Ina
Belek
Knendale
Coleman End Biltey 'McClain
Hy Kem
Mar A. Hooup
Bun City
Vasceria
Jo J. Hatener
Neeny Biewe
Maude Gener
G. Teeley
Perruary
Moson
Temek Jk
Fick A
Woodlawn Hunts
Joh Kind Bneegirié
Cod Mansy
Uunw & Ish
New
Farmers Seek Farm Relief Plank for Republican Convention
Leaders of the American Farm Bureau Federation the National Grange and the Farmers' Union pressed for a farm relief plank to be adopted by the Republican national convention. They planned a joint presentation to James R. Garfield chairing the resolutions committee, proposing amendments to the federal marketing act rural credit measures budget economy and farm dollar stabilization for inclusion in the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cucagg
James R. Garfield
Resolutions Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Farmers' Union
Jbint
Argentine Groups Pledge Support for De Facto Government
Disordered text reports Argentine groups pledging aid to President De Auslin F. Dustin and opposing a return to dictatorship. The note mentions opposition factions, rumors, and political tension, urging continued contact and vigilance for opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupros
Aires
Rtos
ALA Mas
Aus Wuslin
F. Dustin
Money and Metals Market Report from New York
Foreign exchange rates and commodity figures amid uneven market activity. Bilateral quotes show Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Romania Argentina and others with varied bid and ask levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
Isrcat Britzin
Mallara
Great Britain
Deviand
Cahlen
Cabler
Cavlew
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sween
Venmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Siszechslovakia
Argentina
Sicoiteal
Seer Pingriers Pesni
Italy
Sugar and Coffee Markets Drift Amid Weak Demand
Market reports show sugar and coffee futures trading with tepid demand and uncertain outlook. Prices held firm only in limited activity as traders weigh supply signals and potential liquidation risk, with December contracts showing marginal shifts and mixed sentiment across exchanges.
Federal Deficit Triggers 4 Day Week for Attorneys
The federal deficit forces all district attorney offices to four days off per month. District Attorney John D. Hartman confirms staff will take 14 days unpaid in June to help balance the budget. Washington ordered retrenchment across offices, despite local spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Hartman
Washington
Maui
Receiver Upheld in Federal Court Rights to Reclaim Property
A federal court decision upheld a receiver order allowing Phen M. Plummer and San Antonio Binding Malrotms Co to reclaim a parcel of land. Judge Duval Weel presided. The abandonment term related to 62 acres in Indiana surfaced in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivthel
Duval Weel
Phen M. Plummer
San AntWonio Binding Malrotms Company
Wes Rye
Beannte
Indah Wan Wand
Hilla Digitiel Tn Ie Mortune
Seerriten Corpora
Luc of
Nexiy
Watermelon and fruit prices on San Antonio market report
Market report shows light watermelon supply with melons at 112 cents per pound. California cantaloupes up to $1.50 per crate, Texas cantaloupes $1.25 per bushel, cucumbers 75 cents to $1 per bushel, spinach $1.60 per bushel, and various fruits and vegetables listed with wide price ranges across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
California
Texas
Lexas
Fepper
BOL
Florida
Petey
Busta, Sa
Livestock Prices Across Markets Rise and Fall
Livestock market reports from Chicago Kansas City and Anson show varied receipts and price movement. Cattle and calves steady to higher with occasional firmness in hogs and bales, while lambs see mixed demand and higher steer and heifer values. Top bids reach around 7.75 per hundredweight for select feeders as stockers and feeders trade steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intoresia
Martel
Lown
Bulla Bearhngreat Duied
Coois
NOME
Rinrker
Fea
Wii Welshty Ronmon
Ewes
Rompon
Ansss City Livestock
Kansas City
TED Panda
Sturk
Howe
Seurlinga
Batrane
Xond
Choi
Cotton Market Sees Gains Amid Mixed U.S. Trade Signals
New Orleans markets show modest upswings with July and October futures rising while December gains hold. London dealers report steady prices as rainfall and congressional delays affect trade. Liverpool spot sales remain moderate with American cotton quotients steady to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orlbana
Aetatcan md & Avink
Eni
Aleady
Oetnbur
I Painia
Roturay
Clnse
Nepr Mir-Acses
Hicha
Britiah Board of Trade
Yakameporis
Grain Market Sees Shifting Wheat and Corn Trends
CHICAGO June 15 Wheat prices fell slightly amid mixed Western weather prospects for spring crops. European harvests saw reduced demand while U.S. arrivals remained heavy for wheat and corn. Reports noted drought pressure and caution from authorities on crop prospects near the Canadian border, with prices fluctuating and traders watching soil conditions and future yields. Local notes listed grain prices in various districts and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
AtMaterat
Orly
Oan
Norhwest
Icanelle
Hutelimon
Beara
82 Reserve Corps Officers Graduate at Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas June 13. All sections of the country were represented by the 32 army reserve corps officers who graduated from the command and general staff school at Fort Leavenworth this morning. Commencement exercises were at Grant hall under Maj Gen. Stuart Heintzelman, commandant. The class completed a three month course.
Private Industry Aid Urged by RFC Recommends Senate Action
Clarence Woolley chair of American Radiator and Standhard Sanitary Corp urged war legislation to permit the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to lend to private industry. He spoke to the senate banking committee in Washington on June 13 about expanding federal credit during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.F.C
Washington, D. C
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Clarence Woolley
American Radiator and
Standhard Sanitary Corporation
Policeman Slayer Latched In Dallas Jail In 1950s Fort Worth
Lonnie Wilkerson, once a police officer, was sentenced to five years for the slaying of 17 year old Buster Grimsley at Ridglea golf course. He was placed in Dallas County jail early Sunday morning amid rumors of a mob gathering on the south side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Fort Worth
Lonnie Wilkerson
Buster
Grimsley
Ridglea
Sheriff's Department
South Side
City Reopens Phone Fight Over Rates
City Utilities Attorney O K Quin says exceptions will be filed in Federal court by Monday to challenge Judge Dibrellin’s ruling upholding Southwestern Bell Telephone in its rate increase. The city vows to carry the fight to higher courts if needed. The 76 page filing follows another ruling in favor of the company on a separate injunction. The rate hike of 20.33 percent went into effect in 1929 amid prior hearings in 1928 and last fall introducing new angles to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Quin
Joseph Dib Yell
Segulo
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Jorge Quin
May
G. M.chamber
Dudge D
Dibrell
Obituary: Mrs Lillian Warner Crisp 46 in New Orleans
Obituary notice for Mrs Lillian Warner Crisp age 46 native of New Orleans who died at a local sanitarium Sundry funeral services Monday afternoon officiated by Reverend James Thadd at the cemetery. Survived by three daughters Viola Ear and Jeannette Crisp sister Mrs Rufus Portenet with San Antonio and brother J Henry Warner of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian’ Warner Crisp
New Orleans
James Thdd
San Antonio
Billy Minsky Dies at 41 Burlesque star passes away in New York
New York reports the death of Billy Minsky stage comedian aged 41 from a bone malignancy. He rose from fringe circuits to reestablish Broadway burlesque presence before his passing yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Minsky
New York
Seven Men Reported Trapped in Splasndam-Gnal Mine
Norton Virginia reports seven men trapped after an explosion at the Splasndam-Gnal corporation mine about thirty five miles from here. Rescue operations underway with details sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Splasndam-Gnal Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Mary Esther Ralston
England
Esther
Justo Aid
Polnin
Selina
Reporis
Machada
Lee
Uneseuic
Soic Agn Pullthy
Flavia
Kansas
Tngam Steel
Huvanne Tyres
Melanie Ayisay
Velgny
Ay Ingen
Eewtton
Aden
Flenett
Pete Ahdifee
Wwe
LT Arange
Catata
Milne
Kigali
Jill Hn
Mines
Webb
Bey York
Secustilen
Br & Con & Gherie
Ghee
Mankerg
Eovllioe
Rececsee
Imelsea
Viniwea
Lee Incur
R. Inui Invest Ky
Aunt Bee
Maia Cara Kia Musee Ineneg
BM Ieee
Sunny Pruett
Anger of
Chad Manet
United Ban
Han Antonio Liveethor
Saunders
Tau
Macket
Alery
Slaucher Weilers
Cara
Vivierpool
Dunn
Coud Dumand
Orbea Fe
Esse
Tap—Collor Chicagn Grain Ant Crovisions
Getober
Januarie
Renal
Maren Ion
Tideebeods
Garland Inia Tawily Patantx
Ann Aly Mel
Amy
Arin
New Walan
Wes Herd
Winire Tia Ra
Kossie He
Manitoba
Anton Crain
Fe Ofarmera
San Alon Tate
Mandey
Reserve Corps
Rt Jar
Adele Mericationy
Mary Linn
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!