Ex Kaiser to Wed Princess Hermine at Doorn in 1932
Berlin dispatch reports plans for former German Emperor to marry Princess Hermine of Heuss. The ceremony will feature a Bible verse from First Corinthians. Ex-kaiser’s expected bride, nearly 30 years his junior, will bring their blended family to Doorn where the wedding is set for November 5 with Dr Vogel presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohensollern
Kareer
Hermine
Heuss
Kainer
Berlin
Doorn
Vogel
Ups
Auguste Victoria
Suse
Auguste Vwiirij
Martin Puther
Infant dies in Charleston house fire
The infant son of Mr and Mrs John I Myers burned to death when their home caught fire. The mother was away at a neighbor's and later rescued a two year old child but could not reach the nursery where the baby slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
John 1. Myers
Libbie Ennes
J Clemens
Bert German
Gerber
Janahy Sp
J 3Ingten
Myre
Jas Mc Hale
Oa Hogan
Hoven
Mroo J
Statl
Pigei H Dunn
Oberaith
Sand
Garrisith
Sonoat
Bavlenn
Elsie
Hur.henn
Liblie Enne
Orren Ackerman
John Huttoniecker
Kerlin Heights
William Jaeger
J. Joyce
Arthur Bilton
Florence
Elyria
C. E. Murray
Freano, O
Walter Ladrach
R. H W. Ewell
Amherst
Katie Lawrence
Detroit
Mich
George Hilberg
Pontiac
A. Hilberg
BE. E. Volk
J. Copa
R. H. Ewell
M. A. Ewell
E. J. Mor
E. W. Gerber
Ambherst
Lorain
Barbara Lutteman
George
John Bohn, Jr
Raymond Brown
Theo. Latteman
Clara Henry
Mrs. Sherman
Rochester
New York
Eye Witness Tells Hall Mills Murder Story Amid Quiet
Mrs Jane Gibson, the alleged eyewitness, says she happened on the Hall Mills crime scene and refuses to discuss details while fearing wealthy suspects. The report notes her reluctance, her quiet demeanor, and her ties to the local property and crops as investigators press for evidence and potential arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Road
Millstona Road
Gibson
de Russey Lane
W Nh
Hal
New Prunswick
Jane G Ofon
Edna Mall
Joan the Evangelist
James Mills
Martin Splitz
Phillips Farm
Thea Agitn
Furners
Wilbur
Connesion
Mott
Attorn
Somerset
M Ddesey
Newark
Church
Dr. Hall
Milly
Taan
Matt
Grandma's Hay Free Admission At American Theatre
Coupons distributed for Thursday offer free admission to grandmothers and Old Ladies Home residents attending Grandma's Hay at the American theatre. Coupons appear in the taig e rsue and are cut out at door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ladies Home
Harding Considers Court Appointees
President Harding weighs two Democratic prospects for the Supreme Court seat left by William R. Day. Senator John K. Shields of Tennessee and John W. Davis of West Virginia are discussed as potential appointees. Shields led Tennessee’s high court and opposed the League of Nations. Davis, former ambassador to Great Britain, is a nationally known lawyer with 1920 presidential nomination consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
William R. Day
United States Supreme Court
John K. Shields
Tennessee
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Shields
South
Supreme Court of Tennessee
League of Nations
Senate
Great Britain
Wilson
San Francisco
Washington abandons plan to urge world powers on armament cuts
A Harding administration move to press world powers into involuntary armament reductions has been dropped for now. The shift follows earlier limits on naval forces under the Washington Conference model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
America
Judge Imposes Record Fine in Prohibition Case
In Wheeling West Virginia Judge Baker levied a record $3009 fine and one year in jail on George P Kish for violations tied to a soft drink operation. Frank Condon, an employer who confessed, received a $259 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
United States District Court
WE. Baker
George P. Kish
Kish
Frank Condon
New British Cabinet List Under Bonar Law
Premier Andrew Bonar Law reveals a ten member cabinet succession to the Lloyd George ministry. William Bridgeman becomes home secretary, the Duke of Devonshire leads the colonies, Viscount Peel heads India, Amery leads the Admiralty, and other posts include foreign, health, agriculture, and Scotland portfolios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Ieeland
Andrew Bonar Law
Lioyd George
Lord Curzon
William Clive Bridgemann
Duke of Devonshire
Viscount Peel
India
Leopold Chas. Amery
Leopol Charles Amery
the Admiralty
Phillip Lloyd-Graeme
Board of Trade
Arthur Grifth-Boscawena
Robert Saunders
Viscount Ronald Novar
Scotland
Mr. Hogg
Stocks Open Steady With Mixed Early Gains Across Markets
Wall Street opened steady as Reading led gains with a one point rise to 5 1 2 while Pennsylvania edged up to 42 1 2 and Steel climbed to 106 2 8 before retreating to 107 3 B. Mexican Petroleum gained near 2 points to 231 3 8 and American Beet Sugar rose 3 4 to 42.4 as Consolidated Gas gained 1 point to 141 1 4. Liberty bonds traded with quotes near 99.99 for the short issues and around 93 5 8 to 0 for longer maturities. The Cleveland and Chicago markets showed broad activity with receipts and price movements noted. A closing line hints at Butler College football pride beyond the Big Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Pennsylvania
Covington Policeman and Two Others Convicted in Booze Conspiracy
Covington officer George Deters and associates Thomas Brown and Charles Kwan were found guilty of conspiracy to violate the liquor laws by a district court jury after two hours deliberation in Cincinnati. The offense carries two to five years, though sentencing may wait until close of the current court term. Deters claimed he was merely a tool and did not profit from the deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George Deters
Covington
Thomas Brown
Charles Kwan
Devera
Gasoline Price Cut In Cleveland Stations
Gasoline prices fell one cent per gallon at Standard Oil stations in Cleveland on October 25, dropping to 22 cents a gallon. The move reflected ongoing price adjustments in the local fuel market as competition among outlets continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philatelphla. Pa
Railroad
New York
Pennsylvania
Visitors and church events in Birmingham area notes
Local column details visitors include William Jaeger Edwin Hasenplug and friends from Brownhelm. Revival meetings at the German M E Church with pastors Jain Baumann Harrison. farewell party for Emes Meno and Henry Harrison. Various residents attend dinners, visits, and movements between Birmingham Amherst Elyria and Ambherst with multiple Sunday gatherings and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
William Jaeger
Edwin Hasenplug
Pis Ganan
Brownhelm
Adam Berg
Kipton
Ness
Retta
M. EL
Wiliam Jain
Ernest Baumann
Re. Henry Harrison
Clarkeburc
West
Eid
Kern
Henrietta Hill
Ho Widl
Henrietta German
M. E
Kney Snider
W. PL Funk
Iann King
C. (. Schieler
Plave
Annon Hinttenlocker
Bertin Hechts
William Fer
Amber
Ally Das
Parmingham Reformatory Church
Thomas Rusk
Purtefield
Nettie Haywood
Harrold
Elsha
Mah Cornstalk
Harry Byers
Oberlin
Mordoff
Charley Potter
Metimore Doio
of Schisles
Iadie’ Ad Society
Mirmigham Mod Church
Fred Byers
Lakewood
Famous Architect Killed in Fall on West 64th Street
Lloyd Warren a 48 year old architect prominent in society was found dead on the sixth floor of his West 64th Street apartment after a fall from a window. Police treat it as suicide. A Japanese servant who cared for him during the day was not present at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lloyd Warren
West 64Th Street
Divorce Petition Seeks Alimony in City Case
Emmia Nollis files for divorce from Sam Hollis citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Married March 28 this year. She alleges morose behavior, absence from home, and motive tied to past children. She seeks alimony and has an injunction to stop him from drawing funds or disposing of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmia Nollis
Sam Hollis
Rose Hamburger Granted Separation in Elyria Divorce
Rose Hamburger was granted a divorce from Antone Hamburger this morning by Judge H G Redington on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She receives the household furniture at 130 Harwood Street, $200 alimony, and $50 monthly for child care with custody awarded to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hamburger
Antone Hamburger
H. G. Redington
Harwood Street
Rebekahs
Wellington
St. Hody of
Misria
Andrews Hotel
Hope Bell
Emma Bell
Brunswick
Golden Lake
John Perr
Restoration of maidens name sought in divorce case
Ferne Lord petitions in Albany for restoration of maiden name Ferne Motis and a divorce from Walter Lord alleging gross neglect of duty extreme cruelty and failure to provide a home. She seeks divorce alimony and restoration of her maiden name. The mixed telegraphic snippets mention dividends and local incidents but do not affect the divorce record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Lord
Albany
Walter ©. Lord
Ferne Motis
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Ends
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as effective for women’s ailments. The copy claims “nine times out of ten” neighbors have benefited and encourages readers to ask a neighbor or try the root and herb medicine, with a note that someone may pay you to trial it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Advt
Going out of business Victrolas cheap
W E Shay advertises cheap Victrolas as the store goes out of business with discounts on phonographs and related audio equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Shay
Sunday Visitors From New Londes And Erie Streets
Mr and Mrs J T Cooke of New Londes and others visited Cleveland on Sunday. The party included Mrs Marie Tesserow and son JohnBath street Mrs R Lee with two children Erie street. Mrs Maurice mith returned to Willimantic Conn after visiting her grandmother Latimer 183 Harvard avenue. Mrs Smith was summoned by the death of her grandfathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frea Matte
Lorain
Rose Trumpy
Bt. Jax Reph
Arthur Goetz
Shirley Jane
F. A. Pember
Mr. Gibbon
Gibson
Twelfth Street
Phillip Trinter
Elizabeth Belter
Pittsburgh
Mea. W. Schnore
East’ Bridge Street
Belter
the Pines
Behnore
Ann
Elisabeth
Charles Beck
Harold Heal
Brewater
New York
Edward Powell
Herbert Stang
John
Murray Ridge
Cleveland
Odella Beal
Lake Avenue
R. H. Collier and Son
Spruce Street
Wellington
Albert Vietzen
Dorothy
Regina
D. C
Walter Fowell
Brownhelm
Knights of Pythlay
Wagrams
Tom
J. T. Cooke
New Londes
Marry R. Wright
Marie Tesserow
Bath Street
R. Lee
Erie Street
Maurice Mith
Willimantic
Marriage Licenses Listed for Amherst and Nearby
William Strauss 80 and Mary Helser 21, both of Amherst, listed with Rev. Egil. Matt Giger 39 and Anna Towne 30 of Amherst, with Rev. Edwin Kirby. Dilford Derby 25 and Minne Malcomson 23 of Brownhelm, with Rev. H. H Hester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Strauss
Mary Helser
Amherat
Egil
Matt Giger
Beréa
Anna Towne
Edwin Kirby
Dilford Derby
Barber
Vermilion
Minne Malcomson
Brownhelm
H. H Hester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunshine
Henrietta
Ferdinand
Carmo
Ressita Wesks
Marie Wesks
Hampton Roads
Loratt
Arself
Hit
William
ST. Clairsville
Dan Agosta
New Laferty
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Little Decima Morgan
South Wales
Pop Warnera Gladiators
Cubs
Chicago
Bulletins
London
Reecho
Ram Serond
Hasty Maceh
Cherry Valley Country Club
Garden City
Long Island
Claim
Jiminy Law
Norfolk
Perryville
Maryland
Langleyield
Army
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Teyising
George Haryvex
Authors Club of London
Imarkets
Ohio
York State
Il-Ifi Oy
Liberty Bonds
Onecing
SPP Gula SD
Butler College
Middle West
American Car & Fdy
Tate
Ore & OG
Klertete
Natonal
Ifke
H Iron & Steel
Ae Ag Ste T
Horlicks
A Aire Mall
Officea Pounteria
Wourtehing
Elyri,ts
Lord
Restoration
Dayton
Remein
Thaitan
Philadelphia
Catherine Rosler
Mildred Geraldine Reenitt
Clara Sawtell
Wien
Bow Sawtell
A. &. Curtice
GO PL
Brighton Wellington
Brighton Center
Town Hall
Brighton
Mr. Phillips
Frank Stetson
American Legion Auxiliary
Airs
Win
T. Dalrymple
Fifth Street
C. S. Stetson
Virkidia
Gates Avenue
Vivian Hackett
West Avenue
Caroline Foley
Earlcourt
Susan Drake
Masonic Hall
Nina Rhodes
East Avenue
Howard
Strat
W. Phillips
Atlee Pomerene
Eleanor Bailey Johnson
Rialto Theatre
Amy
K. C. Orchestra
St. Mary’s
Laura Tillack Grubbs
DR. R. Newman
State of
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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!