Exploits Are Many Defendants Blamed for Insubordination
Washington society gossip centers on Mrs. VanWinkle a police bureau head facing a probe from officials and public opinion over alleged attempts to dismiss rivals and manipulate police work. The piece paints a portrait of high society circles surrounding her influence at the bureau and references her social prominence and connections to government figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurton Lee
Washington, D
Washington
Mita
VanWinkle
Whalington
Woman's Bureau
VirWinkle
van Witkle
Wardiman Park
Provident
Harding
Lis
Anise Uinetion
van Winkle
Avillard
Warbington
Cao Winkle
Tuleutenant
Yan Winkle
Eoawn-loyks
Bn Ag
Sone Sha
Nave
Vin
Alwaye
Alten
Taddin
Enuel
Wen Lien
Hollen
Ehleaga Society
Moywilda Witt
Aueien
Sioa
Wandington
Rome
Yau Winkle
Enltas
Tialya
Witen Oedere
Washington police and a daring women prison raid
Mrs. VanWinkle, a former Newark officer, rose to a top post in Washington after guiding reform efforts. Her squad, including two trusted Maynara allies, raided a women’s house where inmates challenged them. A prisoner escaped to a station, triggering a light-hearted exchange about a missing whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanWinkle
Washington
Newark
N. J
T Man
VanWits
Desl
Breaks of Game to Decide Last Block in Billiards Title
In Chicago on March 20 the world billiards championship nears its final block as breaks of the game loom large. Duke Schaefer leads Willes after two nights of play in a 1800 point match, Hoppe challenging with nerves and skill as the crowd watches closely. Schaefer’s groupings and long shots shape the outcome while Hoppe eyes a comeback amid dramatic table action and a cheering daughter observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Duke Schachter
Willes
Hoppe
Myac
Hoppa
Schaefer Hai
Hope
Schaefer
Chaimpion
Schnefer
Ile
Ly Honpe
Hull
Happe
Plan For Reserving First Tee Of Many Course Favored
An arrangement to regulate play on the Mis nuvuiletpal galt ogra in Bracken ge park seeks to reserve the first tee for a steady schedule. A committee of the Golf Association, including Bronklone Robiston and Major Marinanther, met to discuss enforcing rules, with starters every five minutes and telephonic reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenge Park
Gelfern
Sai Anton Golf Association
Kvankaneidses
Roleg
Wilton EL. Durleng
Mijor Marinnnter
Lwensa
Yitelpally
Quay
Atorlers
Aral Cata
Wbedis
Yatuen
Astin
Women Smoking Alarm in Public Areas Sparks Debate
A 1920s debate features Frank Ennsiolt of the International Anti Cigarette League defending limited moral regulation while Alderman Job Lyle proposes a public smoking ban for women, with hotel and restaurant bans noted. Officials caution against sensational reporting and consider enforcing penalties on female smokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argaret Dale
Goppingke
Chicago
Frank NM. Ennsiolt
International Anti-Cigarette League
New York
Mecindia
Lyle
Mr. Fairfield
Alice Heit Mathers
Sr Retney
Czarist Officers Jailed for Killing Russian Official
Berlin report says two czarist officers Naboukoff and Milukoff were jailed after a fatal attack on Russian official Milukoff during a meeting. Milukoff, ex foreign affairs minister, was killed. Milukott’s associates and other monarchists present were also detained. Police say motive linked to militant factions in the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
M. Miluxogt
M. Milokoff
Iniut
Acd
M. Natoukett
Ruseirot
Prince Livufi
M. Milukoff
Me Milukef Sheriff Candidacy Acknowledged In Texas
A fragmentary item notes Beck B West announces candidacy for sheriff of Nexo Carats Texas subject to primary elections. The report mentions a conspiracy plot against Me Milukeff and various figures including Vindinery Nazimofewer ton, a Russian journalist in Berlin. The garbled text references a staged attack and political intrigue surrounding the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amukote Wenhlle
Carnie Moounrel
Velin
Milukef
Lis Tees
Nexo
Carats
Texas
Tig
Beck
West
Fragmented account of trial testimony in San Francisco case
A police fingerprint expert testifies as defense witness regarding the death of Virginia Raye. The proceedings feature disputed interpretations of the events at the Sanstat rion and questioning of the private secretary Wee Ginke Neiges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Weanessea
Mare
Adolf Inez
Eet Frinsisco
Ales
Virginia
Miss Wee
Ginke Neiges
Sanstatrion
Miss Raye
Ogl
Mik
Brigg
Mise Rappe
Lee
Crop Planting Notes Amid Wet Weather Delays
A fragmented report notes planned field work and plantings in a regional area. It mentions rainfall helping crops, expectations for fevers of trade territory, and a focus on ensuring uniform stands for corn, cotton, and other crops. The piece references dates in April and general timing for field activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norkwr
Suspension of Irish political campaign debated in Dublin
Dublin officials discuss possible ceasefire amid Irish political campaign tensions. factions push for cessation while questions rise about government authority and the fate of the An Croats treaty. Owen Dally and the republican leaders address responsibility after the improvised convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dail
Belfast
Wil
The
Orange
Miguel
Owen Dally
Start
Vith Republican Aris
Hae
Aftivera
Unitarian Conference Opens with Delegates in Session
Delegates from the Southern Conference of the Unitarian Church gathered, opening a three day session starting Tuesday. George W. Daotontek of Dallas Texas presided as conference president amid the varied discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Unitarian Church
Wen
Iunre Lumhesa
Representatev
George W. Daotontek
Dallay
Solonn
Uculay
Chita Troops Advance Toward Vladivostok Amid Rail Conflict
A Telegram from Chita via Washington reports steady Allied pressure on Vladivostok as Japanese forces and Merkul affiliates cross a supposed neutral zone. The Cur Hast government rejects the accord, calling it annulled after allowing Merkulaf units to move toward Amur Kaisaroysk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vindivostol
Chita
Dalta
Offern
Republic
Vladivostnck
Ussiri
Omer
Kaisaroysk
Planes Reach Mexico With Twenty Aid Planes Arriving
Mexico City reports twenty aid planes purchased from the Deitiak arrived Tuesday morning by a special train. The fleet will be opened at a tactical facility as anticipated. Cuero gardeners complain of seedling transport problems this year and high rents, while local congressmen debate and plan steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Deitiak Gotecumbeut
Harding 15 Silent Washington Marches in congressional climate
In Washington March 29 Rev Jo Anderson of Edinburgh, aged 100, reported dead, deemed the oldest missionary. He fathered the Church of Scotland union act of 1921, shaping church consolidation and the Presbyterian merger in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamon
Jo Anderson
Edinburgh
Church of Byatt? Soud Net
Warliament
Presbyterian Churches
Scotland
Church of Scotland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schaefer Stil
Golf Association
Ain
Knuaas Ive
Tia
University of Kansas
Hakket Hill Tive
Smencattan Hora Wooway Ks
Vadaentt
Lw Loute Ie
Anti-Cigarette League
Lodge
Will Uays
Wars
Meathers
Wouen
Nety
Worter
Agywal
MM. Nabot
Inge Arbuche Coxe
Unitarian Chineh Growth Rank
Memphis
Tenn
Ragil Chatel
Mexico
Cuil
Cuer
Bex
Cuero
Congressmay
Toon Bland
Clint Whelk
Georgetown
Stowe
H. Th
Gr. B. Nowlin
Old Tenwell
Washington, D.C
Morr Sethe
Puesdar
White House
Yng
Avas
Alaeretin
Grackett
Elliwood Ear
Eranental
Paulley Noting
Howe Trellia
Steves Sons
TG East Commeran Street
Alis
Rim Reality
San Antonio
San Ay
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!