Secretary Glass on Who Should Lend to Europe
Secretary Glass argues the United States should wind down government lending and rely on private credit for Europe. He urges export-led recovery, market expansion, and price adjustment while maintaining limited food on credit to prevent hardships Europe faces this winter. He notes postwar markets opened but warns exports require real effort and risk from industry. Leeds, England reports a breach of promise case: Miss Milly Gibson, 30, awarded $376 after ten years courtship to John Hirst, 30, who later wed another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Losses Committee
United States
America
Europe
Austria
Poland
Armenia
Leeds
England
Milly Gibson
John Hirst
Sees Rise and Fall of Moses Dynasty
Miss Mildred Ingerham played an unusual role in the marital affairs of Katherine Lenore Moses, 14, and Thomas J Moses, 19. They wed May 31, 1919, with Ingerham as bridesmaid and later witnessed a divorce before Superior Judge Clay Allen. The article notes Ingerham as a central observer amid Mrs Moses proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ingerham
Katherine Lenore Moses
Thomas J Moses
Soviet Ark May Land in Finland With 349 Deportees
The American transport Buford, carrying 349 deported radicals from the United States, is reported to likely land at Hangoe in southwest Finland. American agents await there to supervise the transfer to railway trains for shipment to Itusala under American and Finnish guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buford
United States
Kysela
Hangoe
Finland
Copenhagen
Itusala
Ame Ean
Statement of Cold Facts Sale of Broken Lines
Advertises deep discounts in men's wear with cut prices on coats suits shoes gloves and undergarments. Highlights limited quantities and low prices to attract shoppers to buy before stock runs out. Calls attention to work and dress shoes and various bargains across widely assorted items.
Daylight Saving Rally Urged as New York Keeps Time
Marcus M. Marka, president of the National Daylight Saving Association, warned yesterday that daylight saving supporters must rally to keep the law from being repealed. He insisted New York City will have daylight saving regardless of Albany actions, citing neighboring states in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marcus M. Marka
National Daylight Saving Association
New York City
Albany
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Motion Picture ActressIs Racked In New York Heist
Glenda Driscoll, a motion picture actress, told detectives she was drugged and robbed after being lured to a room by Ernest Reeley and a woman. A young woman entered the police station asking for Reeley and claimed the role of the girl who tied Driscoll’s feet. The accomplice identified herself as Anna FE. Showski, 22, when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glenda Driscoll
Ernest Reeley
Reeley
Miss Driscoll
Anna FE. Showski
Man Remains in Bachelor Class for First Love
A concise remark notes that sometimes a man stays single due to fidelity to his first love, implying lasting attachment and choice of personal loyalty over changing relationships.
Urgent Kidney Health Patented Remedy Promoted in Ad
A glowing health ad warns that meat overconsumption raises uric acid and strains kidneys. It touts Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid lithia mix to flush kidneys, reduce urine irritation, and prevent bladder issues with a daily morning dose.
Also Mentioned on This Page
PY Codhouse- Runbaum Furniture
O., Inc
Otto
Grunbaul
Pike Street
MacDougall
Woodhouse-Gruntaum Furniture Co, Inc
Goodyear West Sale
U. S
Glass
Treasury
Stock Exchange
Moses
BAYER
Meonce Ecidester
Ark
Joyner
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Joyner Drug Company
Spokane, Wash
Sale
Union Store
Palace Clothing. CO
First Ave
Spring
The
Rhodes Co
Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns
Georgette
Speiger
IZE
Beacon Bath
Ee Goodell
Panama
Mazda
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!