Death of Lawrence of Arabia linked to car crash inquiry
A Dorsetshire coroner's jury ruled T E Shaw died accidentally on May 13 after his motorbike collided with a butcher's cart. Corp Ernest Crichpole testified the victim swerved to avoid a car, while another witness said no such vehicle appeared. Capt P C Allen performed the postmortem and the brother questioned the doctor about the possible mental state if recovery had occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool
Dorsetshire
England
T. E. Shaws
Covoner
Corp
Ernest .Crichpole
Col
Butcher Hey
Lawrence
But
Tad
P. Cc. Allen
A.W. Lawrence
Rayon Plant Siege in Cleveland as Pickets Thin
May 21 report from Cleveland describes the siege of the Industrial Rayon core plant with up to about 3000 workers surrounding the site. Pickets forced an unidentified worker back inside as the strike by United Textile Workers local demanded 10 percent higher wages, time and a half overtime, and a checkoff system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Industrial Rayon Coreporation
Rayon Workers
United Textile Workers Union
Onion
Barbara Count and Count Haughwitz-Reventlow Arrive in New York
Barbara Hulton and her bridegroom Count Haughwitz-Reventlow arrived from the West in New York on May 21. They discussed living in America and possible dual citizenship. The couple plans a summer abroad, returning later, and a four room furnished apartment at 1518 Main Avenue is listed for rent at 25 dollars monthly in Classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Count
New York
Barbara Hulton
Count Haughwitz-Reventlow
America
Barbara
Bremen
United States
Main Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frines Michael
Rusmania
Shaw
RAYON
Chrysler
Bertita Harding Author of “Phantom Crown
Maximilian
Carlota
Mexica
Mrs. Harding
Hungaran Court
Franz Joseph
Kiwanis
Joske's
San Antonio
Joske
Dad
Co Sar Orban
Thermowell
Chambers
Joke
San Antonio’s
Pte We
Hoover
TJ Sweens
Secon
Bend
Mit
Adeal
Pictur Peque
IL AL Aoske
Philco
IC AE Tosee
Daske's
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!