Justice Harlan warns of war with yellow race at navy dinner
Associate Justice Harlan told the Navy League dinner at Willard hotel that a future war between the white and yellow races is likely. He urged rapid national defense buildup, proposing 450 million annually for ten years and predicting a 5,000,000 strong Chinese army influenced by Japan within a decade. He warned the U S must have a navy capable of deterring any nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
China
Navy
Washington
Dan
National Capitol
Navy League of the U
Willard Hotel
U. B. Supreme Court
Earth
Mass Convention Call Sparks Ohio Party Fight
Cleveland January 11 call issued by Foraker Dick faction for a mass convention as Taft supporters seek a primary to elect 69 delegates. County executive committee power disputed, with three competing groups seeking control and roving delegates pledged to Roosevelt. Police protection requested amid looming confrontations as elections board weighs which committee is official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga County
Taft
Sother
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Foraker- Dick
Peachlinn Party & View
Taft Sanction
Board of Elections
Prrakor
Nloge
Cominittes
Firency
County Board of Elections
Foraker
Board of Eectiony
Lukens Arraigned on Charge of Murder
Albert Lukens was arraigned in Canton on a first degree murder charge for beating Elizabeth Brown to death with a hammer during the night of February 6. A preliminary hearing was set for next Friday as Lukens protests his innocence and his mother travels to Cincinnati for funds. The case includes details of alleged payments to the mother after the body was found and witnesses linking Lukens to plans to marry Elizabeth Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Panton
Op San
Albert Lukens
Elizabeth Brown
Smith
Lukens
Signa
March
Elizabeth
Misa Brown
Talla
Miss Brown Kay
Woman's sorrow over Lukens affair shocks town
Mrs Lukens, mother of the poet, mourns a painful affair as Edward Walker testifies he saw Lukens and Javian Brown together Monday night near a lumber yard by the crime scene. Lukens meets his mother at the jail and she plans to travel to Cincinnati for relatives advice as the grand jury adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukena
Allps
Lukens
Edward
Walker
J Avian Brown
Ulate
Mra
Inkons
Taiw
Cincinvati
Father Kills Son Then Shoots Himself at Cemetery
In Cleveland Edwin J Collier Williams killed his son on his wife's grave and then shot himself. Williams died later at a hospital after lying on the snow covered grave for hours. He was despondent because his son could not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Edwin J. Collier Williams
Cleveland
Williams
Fire gut blocks. rescuer saves child before fall
A morning blaze gutted the War ren block causing a woman to leap from the arms of a fireman who was carrying her down a ladder. The rescue man fell twenty feet to the pavement and sustained injuries while other occupants escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashiahila
Jan
Warren
Ambassador Takahira Receives Papers for Washington Posting
TokIo Jan 1 An announcement confirms Ambassador Takahira, Japan's Rome envoy, is appointed to the Washington embassy as Japan's representative to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Takahira
Japan
Rome
Washington
Foraker Accepts Taft Challenge in Ohio Primary Battle
In Cincinnati on January 11 Senator Foraker accepts Taft’s challenge amid a split Democratic scene. He remains a Democrat and communicates with Washington allies as he campaigns in his home county. The episode signals a contested path to the presidential nomination, with factional alignments denting Cox’s organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gincinnati
Foraker
Taft
Hines
Suite Executive Committee
Cox Organe ‘Nation
Washington
AE Tear Moraker
Whitmore Charged With Murder of Wife Lena in Lampblack Swamp Case
Harrison New Jersey dated report states Whitmore was arrested at Justice Betangen and charged with the murder of his wife Lena. He was held without bail to await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Nooj
Dan
Whitmore
Justice Betangen
Lena
Government vows thrift as congress debates spending
In Washington the House faced a debate on economy as Chairman Bartholdt warned that over 600 measures proposed about 80 000 800 would widen public building costs. He noted deficits and urged restraint while Burleson clashed with Payne over the New York World critique of party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bartholdt
Appropriations Committee
Hull
Wrisen
Burboeon
Texas
Benator Foraker
Rormwon
Thirty Firemen Die In Fiery Parker Building Blaze
A five story Parker building fire in New York City traps and kills thirty firemen and injures several others. Rescue teams from Monbettan and local fire units battled flames across blocks as the basement and crumbling walls collapsed. The blaze halted subway travel due to water and concrete barriers, underscoring dangers of skyscraper fires in freezing weather. The scene, marked by dramatic escapes, left a toll of dead and wounded, including Thomas Hills and John Lynes among the fallen. The damage is estimated at six million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monbettan
Tiver
Mier
Weyant
Aron
Korloualy
Strek
Toondene
Thomas “Hills
Thomas O'Connor
John Lynes
John Fallen Tin Witehinson
Patrol No. 4
Wire
Garvin
New York
Parker
Parker Building
Mth
Hd Atrecta
New York Bank Sees Surplus Noted In Statement
New York bank statement shows a surplus of 6 084 050 above legal requirements. It marks the first time since October’s panic that a positive surplus has been recorded amid widespread bank failures and alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Van
Hafid Proclaimed Sultan Amid War Decree
Reports from the government dispatches today claim Hafid has proclaimed himself Sultan amid a holy war against the Mrenes. The development hits France hard as construction costs rise in New York boroughs with new houses bullet riddled in Brooklyn and Bronx areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parle
Ton
Mulal
Naw
Monoc
Hia Pelests
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thaler
Ambassado
Harmon
Bryao
Denver
UW Oessinson
Ciethinati
Jett
Si. Beye
Berigerite
Congress
Virgina
Preyanty
Murphy
Tommany Nall
Fraticra
Bryan
Otter
David B. Hill
New York Dooryard
Alowuy
Orm
Hafid
Sultan
Brooklyn
Bronx
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!