President Coolidge backs exclusion bill despite Hughes stance
WASHINGTON May 3 The White House said President Coolidge favors excluding Japanese in the new immigration bill while Secretary Hughes opposes such action. Reports say Hughes warned Indiana would undo twenty years of diplomacy with Japan and may resign if exclusion passes. Conferees work to harmonize House and Senate measures with a July 1 exclusion target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Coolidge
Hughes
Congress
Hugh
House Immigration Committee
Johnson
Japan
Eeast
State Department
House
Senate
Auto Crash Kills Five in Riverside Area
A late night crash near Ranfall claimed five lives including driver May 3. Passengers Edith Fink and Nicholas estate operator were treated for injuries as authorities pursued a separate taxicab incident and a domestic dispute involving carbolic acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Warren House
Ray
Fitzgerald
Nicholas
Edith Fink
Citizen applicants to appear for naturalization hearing
The clerk of courts has sent notices to about sixty petitioners for citizenship papers to appear at the courthouse next week. Hearings will be conducted by S. H. Ewing of the U S naturalization department and applicants must bring their witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts
Court House
S. H. Ewing
U. S. Naturalization Department
Missing Martin aircraft seen near Chignik Alaska search ongoing
Word comes from May 3 reports of Major Martin and his mechanic Alve Harvey aboard a missing plane spotted near Chignik Alaska. Coast guard cutters and search ships sweep the Chignik Peninsula while Dutch Harbor planes prepare to resume orders southward. Weather is improving aiding the extensive search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Fredreick L. Martin
United States
Chignik
Dutch Harbor
Lowell Smith
Flighti
Pioneer
Coast Guard
Algonquin
Haida
Lieut
Bissell
Flyvers
Martin
Alve Harvey
Portage Bay
Navy preparedness fight looms over Coontz report
Admiral Robert B. Coontz prepares a congress report revealing a startling navy deficiency. The disclosure triggers expectations of a large appropriations surge to meet the 6-5-3 ratio set by the disarmament conference, prompting partisan debate in both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Coontz
United States Fleet
Congress
Howlett Sues New York Central for $15000 Damages
George Howlett files a $15000 suit against the New York Central Railroad over an arrest on larceny charges. He alleges false arrest in Sept 1922, jailing, later indictment, bail, job loss at $219.80 monthly, and damaged reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howlett
New York Central Railroad
Lorain Man Held On White Slave Charge
Chas Davis and Elizabeth Jones were arraigned in police court in Lorain on a white slavery charge. Davis was bound over to the grand jury under a $2,000 bond. The woman involved is held as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin- Watkins
Dretar
Lorain
Chas, Davis
Elizabeth Jones
Verdict awards $12000 in alienation case in Wheeling
A Wheeling jury granted Mrs. Ida Kelly, wife of a local dentist, $12,000 in a suit against Mrs. Lizzie Fink for alienation of her husband's affections. The complaint sought $25,660 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Ida Kelly
Lizzie Fink
Columbia President under fire from prohibitionists
Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University faces a backlash from drys after denouncing the Volstead act and the eighteenth amendment. He argues the prohibition measures have not benefited the public and should be repealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Body of an Unknown Man Found Murdered in Lorain Field
A murdered unknown man about 45 was found in a field on Eagle avenue near B and O tracks in Lorain. Police report brutal dismemberment with a severed finger and possible ring taken. victim likely killed elsewhere and moved. Coroner notified. Rice's undertaking rooms hold the body awaiting identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Eagle Avenue
Ryan
Beatty
Reynolds
Rice
Perry
Whitfield
Vatrolman Griffin
Cleveland
Naples Bestows Doctorate on King Victor Emmanuel
Foreign dispatches report in Naples a Doctor of Philosophy decree for King Victor Emmanuel in honor of the seventh centenary of the Naples university. In Tenerife seven wild bulls escaped a ruined arena and were slain by civil guards. Berlin prepares for a general election amid Dawes plan debates. Mussolini accused by Daily Express of flouting the League of Nations over immigration talks. President Zayas heads to Cienfuegos to direct troops against mutineers in Santa Clara at San Jose province uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Victor Emmanuel
University of Naples
Teneriffe
Berlin
Germany
Dawes
London
The
Daily Express
Mussolini
League of Nations
Havana
Zayas
Cienfuegos
Santa Clara
Weather forecast and a building ransack report
The Weather Bureau projects next week in the Ohio valley fair with possible rain Tuesday or Wednesday and cooler Great Lakes cloudiness and showers. A Century Printing Co plant window was smashed and ransacked but nothing reported stolen. police suspect a transient and the north side window near the railroad track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Children Set Shed Fire Alight Behind Broad Street Hardware
Children playing with matches started a rear shed fire at Rigby Hardware 538 Broad Street yesterday afternoon. Firefighters used chemicals to extinguish a rubbish pile blaze in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigby Hardware No
Broad Street
Bankrupts Discharged by Federal Judge Wes tenhaver
The following bankrupts were discharged today by federal Judge Wes tenhaver in Cleveland: Bert Kershaw Elyria Sam Barker Larian Tobia C Pafagna Youngstown Oliver Baer Youngstown Louis Conti Youngstown Clyde M Campbell Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Cleveland
Westenhaver
Bert Kershaw
Elyria
Sam Barker
Larain
Tobia C. Pafagna
Youngstown
Oliver Baer
Louis Conti
Clyde M. Campbell
Stitches Save Convict After Prison Stabbing in Tailor Shop
Roscoe Caldwell, inmate at Moundsville State Prison, sustained a stab wound to the heart during an altercation in the prison tailor shop. He received eight stitches, was taken to the prison hospital, and is reported improving after surgeons closed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Roscoe Caldwell
Roscoe
Ohio Aviators Set Two Man High Altitude Record
Lieutenant John A. Macready and Captain A. W. Stevens reached 81 300 feet in the Le Pere aircraft near Dayton Ohio setting a two man world altitude record. Stevens photographed Dayton from the peak as they battled 62 degrees below zero with a new high altitude oxygen system. The record may not be recognized by international aviation authorities due to rules on two man performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton. O
John A. Macready
A. W. Stevens
United States Air Service
Stevens
Dayton
Internationale Aeronauticae
British Banker Starts Dawes Plan Bank Organization
Sir Robert Kindereley, prominent English banker and Dawes committee member, begins organizing the new German bank of issue under the Dawes plan. He is assigned by the Reparations Commission to aid the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes Committees
Robert Kindereley
Robert
Dawes Committee
Reparsitions
Mine Disaster Death Toll May Reach One Hundred Twenty
Wheeling West Virginia May 3 1942 81 bodies removed from the Benwood mine of the Wheeling Steel Corp as the death toll was revised from 110 to potentially 120. Ten unlisted men identified among the dead and twenty funerals today raise total services to fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Benwood
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Police Official Drowns In Beer Riot Kills Chief
Riga reports 32 wounded and Assistant Police Superintendent Radlin dead after a May Day clash at the Kvle distillery. Workers seized the plant, police retook the building, and the official drowned in a vat of vodka amid the turmoil. Louis Byar pleads guilty to larceny. fined $25 and costs plus ten days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Radlin
Kovno
Lorain
Louis Byar
Thompson
French Aviator Granted Title of Greatest Flyer
The French aviator Tartegant earns the title of greatest flyer with noted records since early aviation history. He plans a bold drive to Japan via a 39% Tours route aiming to showcase French air supremacy. He departed from Villa Coublay and stopped briefly in Bucharest, Roumania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tartegant
Ae Wonder
Ocmetic
Japan
Villa Coublay
France
Kareeki
India
Bucha Rest
Roumanis
Canton Mayor and Safety Director Removed Over Liquor Law Enforcement
Governor Donahey removed Canton Mayor C C Curtis and Safety Director E E Curtis for misconduct and neglect of duty in enforcing liquor laws. He urged a grand jury probe as citizens protest and Charles M Ball becomes acting mayor during the remainder of Curtis term. The Curtis brothers plan to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Donahey
C. C. Curtis
E. E. Curtis
Canton
J. Vic Donahey
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Curtis
Senate Chamber
State House
Citizens’ Committee’ of
Anti-Saloon League
C. M. Ball
Charles M. Ball
Vic Denaney
Ball
Curtis Brothers
Ohio Supreme Court
Bonus Bill Up To Coolidge After Veto Hint
President Coolidge vetoed the Bursum pension bill which would raise veterans pensions except World War I. The measure, passed by both houses by large majorities, could become law within ten days if not signed. Congress debates whether he will sign or let it become law unactioned amid mixed opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Congress
Treasury
Frank Foster 68 Dies in LaGrange at Farm Home
Frank Foster 68 retired farmer and LaGrange longtime resident died Friday noon at his Vermont street home farm from an apoplexy while working on a fence. He leaves wife three children Mrs Florence Cliff Mrs Carrie Buswell and Hugh Adams and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Frank Foster
Vermont Street
Florence Cliff
Carrie Buswell
Hugh Adams
Campaign Cigar Death With Free Seeds Seeks End
Washington March 3 campaign cigars once helped swing votes but now face doom as an amendment to save free cucumber seed funding fails in the House. Rep Ralph B Lozier cites letters from farm groups condemning the practice as undemocratic and wasting public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Senate
Ralph B. Lozier
Missouri
Congress
3. W
Coverdale
Ameran Tarma
Colealaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Onahey
Lidge
British Guiana
Georgetown
Brescia
Ort Martin
Chisnik Lagoon
Robert E. Coontz
Columbia Prexy
Chicago
Margaret Hallberg
Hattie
Eric Hallberg
Margaret
Carl Farmer
Hallberg
Cheenah Kichi
Richi
Ohio Aviators
Britisher
Dawes Plan Bank
Sir Robert Kindersley
Peltier d’Oisy
LA Range
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!