Today Dry Ohio Goes Wet Learning About Work and Beer
Article discusses prohibition politics and shifts in public opinion with mentions of Governor White and Republican gubernatorial primaries. It notes anti prohibition efforts, wartime figures, economic views, and references Hearst, U.S. papers, and New York Central finance, plus cotton week plans and advances in bond paper manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
George White
WSL
Davie & Dogatts
White
Anti-Baloon League
Onlo
James Onx
Brady Jr
Consaldated Gas Company
New, York
Ism
Brady
Anthony NI
Governor Flower
W. R. Hearst
New York
Meniday
Gottschaldt-Humphrey
Atlanta
Aviator Likely to Fly Solo to Paris Tonight
Newark May 12 A speed pilot from Arlington likely to depart from Newark Airport for Paris around 10 p m local time weather permitting. The lone flyer plans a window-wing plane and aims for a transatlantic hop amid cautious forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Akron Dirigible Akron Refloated After Fifth Mooring Try
Lieut Com C E Rosen dahl led the Akron toward Sunnyvale as two sailors were injured and one man dangled after a rope incident. A gust snapped the cable, a naval board of inquiry was named, and the ship finally moored after five attempts with fuel and provisions taken aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Kearney
San Diego
INS
C. E. Rosendahl
Naval Base
Sunnyvale
California
Nigel Hinton
Robert Edsall
Lyford
Robert Cowart
Rosendohl
Thomas J. Senn
Naval Board of Inquiry
Nerviest Seaman Rescued From Akron's Plunge
Robert Gowart known as the nerviest man in the U S Navy clung to a line during Akron’s ascent and fall while mooring yesterday. He was hauled up from the open air after eight weeks at sea and saved by a hatch crew member, praising his buddies and vowing not to attempt such a feat again. The Akron tossed, two sailors died, another was injured, as the airship lurched upward and Currents tossed men skyward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAMY
Kearney
San Diego
iMay 1
INS
Robert t'Bub
Gowart
United States Navy
Akron
Tisa, Okla, Farm Inc
Cowart
Iir
Mls
Big Buddies
DL Yan
Hinton
Edacil
Rare Sea Cow Dies in Chicago Shedd Aquarium
The 636 pound male sea cow named Barnacle Bil, recently brought from Florida, died in its tank at the Shedd Aquarium. Officials cited climate and living-condition changes as the likely cause after the animal lost several hundred pounds since capture last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Florida
Lindy Negotiator Seeks Kidnapers Off New England
Norfolk authorities report negotiator John Hughes Curtis shifting to New England waters to contact Lindbergh kidnapers. The operation centers near Block Island off Rhode Island with cruisers patrolling Virginia coast but no activity at Whaleback locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Roosevelt to Get Louisiana Votes
Senator Huey Long said the Gauistane delegation of 20 to the Democratic national convention would be solid for Franklin D. Roosevelt. Long spoke after returning from Louisiana where he conferred with all members of the delegation who were believed to be open minded toward Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Huey Long
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Long
Louisiana
Conven
Jury declines to indict Theo Spector on bigamy charge
Westchester grand jury did not indict Theodore Irving Spector after pearl haworth spector alleged he married Olive Borden in Harrison on 11 March. Mrs Spector failed to identify the man she married, leaving the case unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Westchester County Grand Jury
Theodore Irving Spector
Pearl Haworth Spector
Buffalo
Olive Borden
Harrison
Spector
Virginian Sues Razor Company Over Patented Invention
Danville lawyer D. W. Fretwell filed an equity suit in federal court against Gillette Safety Razor Blade Co. He seeks an accounting and profits claimed to exceed 1.0 million dollars alleging use of a 1923 patent. The report also notes Bank of England cut the bank rate to 2.12 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Dhan W. Fretwell
Danville
Gillette Safety Razor Blade Company
Fretwell
Megally
Weather forecast for San Antonio and regions
Partly cloudy with showers possible Thursday night and Friday. San Antonio area expects a low around 64 degrees Thursday night and a higher near Friday. East Texas and West Texas show cloudiness and thundershowers mainly Thursday night and Friday with warmer conditions in northern areas. Light to moderate northerly to easterly winds noted across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
East Texas
Vie Ala Grande Valley
Rio Grande Villey
Senate Reports Favor Revised Protocol on League Court
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed the revised protocol for U S adherence to the League Court with an 11 to 0 vote. It adds a reservation that other signatories must formally accept the Senate ban on advisory opinions affecting the United States before participation becomes effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League Court
Senate
United States
Walsh
Democrat
Montana
Abe
REED
Bora
Moses
Republican
Pennsylvania
Horse Veteran of Science Dies in New Brunswick
Old Doe Dobbin, a Norse horse that supplied diphtheria toxoid for inoculations of over 41,000 children and served a local laboratory, has died in New Brunswick. The horse was a long-time fixture at the facility and was celebrated by children at a 1930 birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Doe Dobbin
Bomb hurled at Travis candy shop on Travis street
A chemical bomb was hurled from a car at the Rio Vista building on Travis Street and struck the doorway of a candy shop at 104 Ens, causing damage. Police reported the incident occurred Wednesday night, the second bombing within two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Candy Shop
Secon
Rio Vista
Travis Street
Ens
Rey Port
Union Pacific Cuts Dividend to 1.50
New York May 12 report Union Pacific declared a quarterly dividend of 1.50 on its common stock, down from 2.00. The reduction affects current shareholders and reflects the company’s updated earnings outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
New York
Ssinimiony
Caimrany
Three Teachers Hired at $45 a Month
Wilton North Dakota May 12 Three teachers were hired by the Grass Lake school board on the basis of lowest competitive bids at salaries of 45 a month. Bids from seven states and Canada ranged from 30 to 100. The state rate sets a 45 monthly minimum, and the hires met that standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
N. D
John
North Dakota
Grass Lake
Canada
Faw
Mente
Trucker Escapes Fire After Truck Overturns on Palo Alto Road
Sterling Goldman of Poteet was trapped as his truck overturned on Palo Alto road 15 miles from San Antonio. Flames threatened the vehicle and his life as he crawled free and fought the blaze with his own hands. Rescued after minutes, he was treated at Santa Rosa infirmary for burns and a crushed leg, with recovery predicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Goldman
Palo Alto
San Antonio
Santa Rosa
Avant
Somerset
A. D. Hittinger
Fairview
Siam Goes Off Gold Standard
Siam abandons the gold standard as rice prices slump. The pound sterling falls to 11 to the pound, signaling a return to the devalued rate amid market instability in Bangkok May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Bangkok
Sarah Bernhardt’s Leading Man Ill With Pneumonia
Paris May 12 Maurice die Feraudy actor with the Comedie Francaise and leading man to Sarah Bernhardt on her American tour is seriously ill with pneumonia. Washington May 12 Senate commerce committee reported favorably the renomination to the shipping board of T V O Connor as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Maurice Die Feraudy
Comedie Francais
Washington, D. C
Senate Commerce Committee
Shipping Board
T. V. O'Connor
Relief plan nears compromise in Hoover talks
Washington May 12 A bipartisan effort shapes a federal relief program as Hoover discusses options with Republicans and Democrats. Robinson proposes a 2.0 billion Reconstruction bond and 300 million for unemployment, aiming for nonpartisan action and an adjournment target by June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
White House
Reconstruction Corporation
Hoover
Watson
Robinson
Dawes
Eugene Mayer
Federal Reserve Board
Mis
Rabinson
Congress
Garner
Representative Snell
New York
Tiwan
Princess Ileana to Become Mother in Vienna
Princess Ileana of Romania wife of Archduke Anton von Habsburg will enter a hospital Friday in Vienna to await the birth of her first child as reports confirm the expected arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ileana
Vienna
Tenn of
Romania
Archduke Anton von Hapeburg
Jocel Hospital
Auction fails to reach reserve on $2,000,000 Poshay tower bid
In Minneapolis on May 12 a court auction for the 17 story Poshay tower failed to reach bids. A group of men offered 8 cents but no sale occurred as Alvin V. Parnell, the receiver, prepared for further proceedings at the city court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Conly Wes
Nera
sPoshay
W. B. Poshay Enterprises
Alvin. v. ©. Parnell
Cor Sale
Canrthouar
Darnell
Mothar
Evidence Heard on Alleged MWlegal Postoffice Deal
Washington May 12. Correspondence claimed to show former Postmaster General Harry 8 New pushed to fix postal finances to withdraw a protest that the ward was illegal. The Chapman Chicago files said Chester Hanson, Boston Back Bay bid winner, threatened a congressional probe but withdrew when New promised to secure his release from an awkward position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harry
New
Senate Committee
P. W. Chapman and Company of
Chicago
Chester Hanson
Back Bay
Boston
Gets Divorce So Wife Can Bewed
CHICAGO May 12 Mrs Tessle densegg may marry the man in Lancashire England for whom she deserted her husband at 61 South Harvey avenue Oak Park five years ago. With lawyer Harry E Cole Jensen asked a divorce to accommodate his wife and received one after he showed a letter from Mrs Jensen stating plans to remarry. The wife left with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tessle Densegg
Mary
Lancashire
England
Harvey Avenue
Oak Park
Harry E. Cole
Jensen
Superior Court
Harry B. Miller
Steel Man Urges Hawley Measure Before Ways and Means
Thomas J. Doherty of the Iron and Steel Institute urged the Hawley bill in the house ways and means committee. He argued tariff adjustments are needed to offset depreciations and noted imports from depreciated currencies rose from 38 to 2 percent of entries under normal money conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means
Thomas J. Doherty
Iron and Steel Institute
Milan Arrests Fake Doctor Camilla Anzilotti
Milan authorities report Camilla Anzilotti, a self proclaimed doctor, arrested on charges of practicing medicine without license. The case notes she has numerous supporters who petition for her release and claim her treatment for patients labeled as the "Hottor" shows skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Camilla Anzilotti
San Antonio attorneys face disbarment in district court
Three San Antonio lawyers were order disbarred in Seventy third District Court by Judge Drederick Stevens. Court notations showed the actions were prepared by the grievance committee after questioning about twenty local attorneys. The three attorneys reportedly will not contest the disbarment results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sngames
San Antonio
Seventy-third District Court
Drederick Stevens
Dietrick Clerk
Gar
Vin Logan Bald
John D. Wheeler
Greviance Committee
San Antonio Bar Association
Wheeler
Hberky
H. W. Green
Bar Association
Previ~ance
Objection to Radio Results in Killing
Frederick Molikubre objected to sleep disturbance at 2 am by radio. His brother William returned early and, while tuning into a dance program, Molikubre drew a revolver and killed him. He was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Ontario
Frederick Molikubre
Willian
Frederick Drew & Revot
Reichstag Defeats No-Confidence Vote on Bruenning Cabinet
In Berlin this afternoon a motion of no confidence against Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and his cabinet was defeated in the Reichstag by 287 to 257. The vote underscores political instability amid rapid parliamentary shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Bruening
Berlin
Cuanentiar
Heinrich Bruenigg
Planning To Move Classified Notice Snapshot
Fragmented OCR shows apartment listings and rental terms with varying months and prices. scattered addresses in Miami and nearby areas, plus requests for contact at a central notice point for further details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Brisbane
Germany
Swat
Lirie
Harry Hershfield
Irvin Cobb
Walter
New York Central Railroad
Europe
Cecal
Atlantic
Naval Board
Roosevelt
Virginian Sues Razor Company
London
Bank of England
Johnson
Reepublican
New Hampshire
Capper
Kansas
Fess
Vandenburg
Michigan
Swanson
Virginia
Pittman
Nevada
Mississippi
George
Georgia
Black
Alabamma
Connally
Borah
Tdsho
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Indiana
Glenn
Tlinais
Cubling
New Mexico
Lewis
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Minnesota
Arkansas
Wagner
Horse
Science
Joseph T. Robinson
Steel Man
Hawley
Prober
Cate Lion
Aparlronta
Aparcments
Miami
St. Miry Mranth
Nolan Monty LO
Olivo Thani
Ploves Mont
Jan Dantzig
OLX Saunders Manthy
Jhanmont Anni
Nthiar Anatin
Cody
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!