Supreme Court finally finds home in marble Hall
The Supreme Court opened its new $11,500,000 palace of justice in Washington yesterday, replacing the old Senate chamber as its quarters. With over 400 cases on the docket including challenges to AAA legislation Wagner labor bill and public utilities control the session underscores the court’s independent role in the tri partite government as the nation’s judiciary asserts equal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Senate
Capitol
Washington
William Howard Taft
AAA
White House
Executive Branch
Great
Congress
New Polio Serum Claim Sparks Hope for Medicine
Doctors tout a new serum claimed to rival diphtheria protection in polio defense. Dr. B E Rosenow of the Mayo/ Minnesota foundation presented rabbit tests at a Kentucky meeting. 60 Kentucky cases show promise while doctors await wider acceptance and practice readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. C. Rosenow
Maro Foundation
University of Minnesota
Kentucky
Do High Taxes Kill Business According to Avery
Sewell L. Avery of Montgomery Ward & Co argues in a stockholders letter that for the first half of 1935 earnings were 80 cents a share while taxes topped $1.00. He claims federal state and local spending already consume 25 percent more per share than the investors’ savings, warning that continued taxation could choke the business that funds the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward & Co
Avery
Roosevelt funds advisers guide Steveton reading choices
WPA uses a 1.7 billion dollar fund to hire literary advisers at Sinckton Public Library to select appropriate reading material for Steveton residents. Critics complain the plan ignores psychoanalysis to tailor books to individual needs while others mock war hawks and economic fads in a string of satirical lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Steveton
Cal
WPA
Sinckton Public Library
Amherst Club and Church Notices Highlight Local Events
Amherst O October meetings at Amherst Study Club and various organizations fill the calendar with talks readings and reports. Attendees include Mrs. Ludwig Mrs. Good and about forty eight members. Other events include American Legion auxiliary meetings D D Dorcas class circle circles and Eagles auxiliary gatherings with plans for Hallowe en activities and charity drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litdy Club
Amherst
Jbh. Ludwig
Lincoln Street
Cinh
Robeali
Charles Good
Calvin Coolidge
W. G. Nord
Harold Penton
di Jon
J. 4. Wesbecher
C. A. Alexander
L. J. Beach
Marine Blum
E. E. Foster
Jar Gillette
F. I. Hubbard
Harry Leaszler
James Nichols
Ida Purcell
Fred Powers
J. A. Wesbecher
Amherst Business Men's Association
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Women’s Union
Jigger Barnes
Lorain
Paul Rausch
Henry Kane
Nelson Pippett
Conrad Zilch
Supt. F. R. Powers
Thte Association
Probe Crash Of Air Liner Near Cheyenne
Federal investigators from the Department of Commerce pressed an inquiry into the United Airliner crash 13 miles west of Cheyenne. Twelve people died including nine passengers and three crew. Wreckage and bodies scattered over a quarter mile area as the probe continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wro
Aeronauticcs Division
Department of Commerce
United
Here
Birthdays Today Highlight Historic Figures and Notable Names
TODAY S BIRTHDAYS Col Eddie Rickenbacker born Columbus Ohio Dwight Hopingarner New York City public relations Lincoln Nebr U S Senator Robert J Bulkley Cleveland James L Fieser Antenna Ohio Royden Wright New York Railwagon editor Red Wing Minnesota Alpert Wiggam Austin Indiana John Cowper Powis King Zog Albania Also a dated moral advisory note warns about mental impressions and dangers in love affairs with sangfroid copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Rickenbacker
Columbus
Ohio
Dwight L. Hopingarner
New York City
Lincoln Nebr
U. S
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
James L. Fieser
American Red Cross
Antenna
Royden V. Wright
Railwar Age
Red Wing
Minn
Alpert E. Wiggam
Austin
Ind
John Cowper Powis
King Ahmed Zog
Albania
Notable anniversaries linked to prominent U S figures
Listings memorialize births and deaths of 18th and 19th century figures including John Hay born in Salem Massachusetts and John A Campbell born in Salem Ohio. Other entries honor Caroline Gilman Henry Hubbard Robert Lowell and John Ruggles with dates of birth and death and brief identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruggies
Maine
U. S
Westborough
Mass
Caroline H. Gilman
South Carolina
Boston
Henry G. Hubbard
Middletown
Conn
Robert T. 5
Lowell
Schenectady
Today in History and Obituary Snippets
A compact record notes deaths in Washington on July 1 1903 for Ebert H Garr a lawyer and financier who led U S Steel and was born near Wheater Hi. It also lists the Aug 15 1927 death of another figure and briefly catalogs historic events from 181 s Chicago fire to 1934 Hauptmann in a clipped, period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Washington
Ebert H. Garr
Finacier
U.S. Steel Company
Wheater
Chicago
Chinn
Lexington
Newport
R. I. Harbor
Army
Lieuts
Maynard
Peargon
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Italy Faces First League Penalties For Aggression
The League plans to penalize Italy for its war actions, with Greece and other neighbors—including Greece, Yugoslavia, Austria, Switzerland, France and Spain—represented on a committee to enforce potential sanctions. Delegates warned penalties could take effect early next week as the League weighs trade and financial bans to compel Mussolini to halt his forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Greece
Jugoslavia
Austria
Switzerland
France
Spain
League
Demetrios Maximos
Grece
Benito Mussolini
League Council
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Japan
Germany
Brazil
Assembly
Iranr
Argentina
Australia
Chile
Denmark
Ecuador
Great Britain
Poland
Portugal
Rommania
Turkey
Radio broadcast at Annapolis signals U S stance on Italy
The government broadcast from Annapolis mirrors wartime alerts used in Manchurian crises. League leaders say Roosevelt’s neutrality proclamations already impose penalties on Italy, including arms embargo and restricting protection for U S citizens trading with Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
United States
League
Roosevelt
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Chronicle-Telegram Ar Ig Audit Boreat
Second Street
Elyria
Obie the
Lerata Geant Frigtiog & Publishing Company. Publishers
Shera
CG Hudnutt
Clare George Eder
Ant Holtézya
Elyria Postoffice
tSe
Symai Gails
Elyria Withis
Co.x
John W. Cohen
Michigan Ava
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Mussolini
Uncle Sam
Britain
James VI
Scotland
England
Mroviter
Tait Te Eg Ose
Fem
Mes
Ene
Elmer Johnson Post American Legion Auxiliary
Iegion
Town Hall
Rh. L. Menz
Jessamine Lodge
Oda
Hickory Trea Grange
Grange Hall
Walter Bechtel
Tennerar
Stonington Lodge
A.M
Masonic Hall
J. B. Ludwig
Daughters of Dorcas
First Evangelical Church
Sorosis Club
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Cornail Avenue
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Congregational Church
N.S. Hearn
Forest Street
STORE
Es V. Baker
J Avenue
Announ
Babr Bor
St. Joseph Hospital
J. Barne
Crusaders
Crusaders of the
Four| Square Church
George Garthe
Hazel Street
Garthe
Hallowe'en
Becker
Tenner Avenue
Mondar
Fremington
N. I
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co
Robert J. Harding
Oxford
Elyria, Ohio
THE
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
U.S
Real Etate
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Cab
W. L. Williams
Schroll Coal
Page
George, Taylor & CO
LEE Whitney Co
Broad Street
East Ave
Pt Ten
Firestone Sar O
imstaBeric
Firestonerman
Oldfield
Century Progress
Ok 7
Ats
Firestone Service Stores
J. P. Schoonmaker
Garner Broad
Cedar
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!