Wilson May Wed Within Two Weeks at Capital
Washington report states plans for the wedding of President Wilson and his fiancée Mrs Norman Galt are likely within two weeks. The couple returned from New York and Philadelphia amid public interest but aim for a quiet ceremony with few invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Norman Galt
New York
Philadelphia
L. G. Brendie
Mrs. McAdoo
F E. T. Brown
Atlanta
Lucy and
Mary Smith
New Orleans
White House
New York City
President Wilson
Week's War Moves Reshape Balkan Fronts
J W T Mason analyzes a new Austro German push into Serbia as Greece's aid speeds evacuees to the front. Venizelos resigns as Greek premier amid monarchist caution, while Allied base rights in Greece shape Balkan strategy. Bulgarian role unclear as French British forces press in Serbia and Russia steadies Dvina defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Serbia
Drina
Save
Danube
Greece
M. Venizelos
Athens
Constantine
Asia Minor
Balkans
Saloniki
Teuton
Bulgaria
Italy
Austro-Hungary
Roumania
von Mackenzen
Teutons
von Hindenburg
Dvina
Petrograd
Russia
Riga
Dvinsk
Champagne
Artois
Loos
President to speak at Daughters of the American Revolution anniversary
President Wilson will address the event in Washington as part of the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration. Secretary Lansing will attend along with honor guests and a reception for Mrs. Mary M. Clark of Alexandria Virginia, one of the original daughters. The society aims to raise 25000 dollars for a memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Lansing
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary M. Clark
Alexandria
Biloxi Welcomes Jackson Highway Route Finders
Biloxi officials prepare to host the Jackson highway route committee arriving October 21 after a press by Gulf Coast groups. Pilot cars will meet near Pass Christian and escort the party through regional towns while Gulf Coast committees plan festivities and a winter tourist promotion. Col. Thomas H. Warren dies at 79 in Biloxi. a founder of Denver and prominent Gulf Coast figure, he served under Stonewall Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Miss
Alabama Gulf Coast Highway Association
Jackson Highway
Shiloxi
Pass Christian
Pascagoula
Mobile
Col. Salvator Pizzati
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Col. Pizzati
T. H. Warren
Thomas Horatio Warren
Denver
Colo
East Beach
Col. Warren
Frank
Floyd Wadlow
Detroit
Mich
New York City
Mississippi
St. Louis
Lynchburg
Kentucky Military Academy
Lexington
Stonewall Jackson
Boiler Explosion Wounds Dozens Near Shubuta Mississippi
E F Maxwell agent of Brownlee Lumber Company and two black workers were killed and several others badly burned when a boiler exploded on a logging road a half mile west of Shubuta. The log train carried about sixty workers from the camp to town at night. Maxwell and the two black men died. others were seriously burned and treated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
E. F. Maxwell
Brownlee Lumber Company
J. C. Brownlee
Alex Brady
Tom Sandusky
Hutchinson
Shubuta
Maxwell
Express Bandits Had Inside Accomplice
Baltimore and Ohio detectives said a thorough Washington investigation is under way to find the accomplice of the train bandits who held up westbound passenger train No. 1 at Central West Virginia. Inman Leigh, B&O general superintendent, declared the bandits were tipped by an employee in the comptroller or post office department. shipment of currency was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Central
Inman Leigh
Baltimore and Ohio Police
Comptroller Or Postolce Department
Immense Fire Ravages Richmond Freight Warehouses
A massive blaze in the Chesapeake and Ohio freight warehouse district in Richmond Virginia burned for over an hour and spread to nearly a dozen warehouses. Two men were missing from Crenshaw warehouse as dawn approached. The cause was unknown with damage estimated around 1.4 million dollars and fire units from all available apparatus deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio
Herghdor
Riamtm
Commission and
Market
Crenshaw
Duel in Mission ends with gunfire. two wounded
In Corpus Christi Texas on October 9 Sam McKenzie a frontier figure and L E Kerkes a stock man dueled with revolvers in a Mission hardware store. McKenzie was shot twice in the head Kerkes wounded in the chest and shoulder. both men may die. McKenzie served as a government river guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Sam McKenzie
L. E. Kerkes
Mission
McKenzie
Kerkes
Mexico
Texas
Miss Rouse 8 Injured in Auto Crash Near Sheepshead Bay
Miss Margaret Rouse twenty two granddaughter of Broadway Rouse formerly of Winchester Virginia was badly injured in a Brooklyn auto collision tonight while returning from the Astor Cup race at Sheepshead Bay. She was taken to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rouse
New York
Margaret Rouse
Molly Hewes Shines in Kick In Role Amid Crime Plot
In a local stage production, Molly Hewes plays a reforming wife whose character drives the crime drama. The show emphasizes her transformation and the play's urban crime setting as a backdrop to its unfolding plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Creek
Alabama and Florida urged to unite against citrus canker threat
The Florida citrus industry calls for federal aid to fund eradication of citrus canker as Florida growers report dwindling funds and urge Alabama cooperation. Alabama growers are asked to contact Dr. O F E Winberg to join the Gulf Coast campaign and support surveillance and removal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
University of Florida
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Congress
Agricultural Committee of Congress
O. F. E. Winberg
Silver Hill
Ala
O. F. Winberg
The
Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
Foster Town Awaits News Of World Series Victory
Bokoshe Oklahoma residents recall George Foster as the hometown star. The village gathered around a single telegraph wire to watch game two of the world’s series while Mrs. Foster managed the home front. Foster’s career included a 1910 Barlesville Western Association firing, a St. Louis Browns acquisition from Muskogee, and an eventual release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bokoshe
Okla
George Foster
George
Deppo
Philadelfy
Foster
Boston
Barlesville
St. Louis Browns
Muskogee
German Attack Is Thrown Back Recognizing Carranza
United States and Latin American republics back Venustiano Carranza as First Chief in a conference backed effort to bring peace to Mexico. Attacks by German-supported forces are rebuffed, signaling regional resolve for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Carranza Faces Difficulties in Restoring Mexican Government
Analysis outlines Carranza's claimed aims to restore constitutional rule and protect foreign lives, while facing rebellion risks from Villa and Zapata. Estimates place Villa 20k–60k, Zapata 10k–20k, Carranza 30k–100k, with Villa dominant in the north. Economic strain and hostile Cientificos and Huertistas threaten stability.
Carranza wins in Pan American push for Mexican recognition
United States and Latin American nations back the Carranza led constitutionalists as the de facto government in Mexico. Washington signals likely early recognition with an arms embargo and amnesty to rivals, while Villa Zapata and others may be excluded. Assumption of foreign debt promised, with clergy allowed to return if they stay out of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonqpgeddes
United Press Por Carecaccndent
Washington
Carranza
Constitutionalis
Lega Government
Mexico
United States
Madero
State Department
Carranzaista
Villa
Zapata
Lansing
Cararaza
Felipe Angeles
Three Nice Old Ladies Catch Bold Burglar
In Freehold New Jersey on October 9 Clarence Meliss, 24, was captured by three elderly sisters after he burglarized a Red Bank home. Miss Nettle Walling, 60, used a shotgun to subdue him while the two sisters bound him with a clothesline before delivering him to police for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
N. J
Clarence Meliss
Meliss
Asl
Red Bank
Weather Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi
Washington October 9 forecast calls for Sunday and Monday with slowly rising temperatures across Alabama and Mississippi. Stronger warmth expected inland as coastal areas stay mild with light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
Teutonic Forges Capture Part of Belgrade
British reports from the Loos area describe small gains against German trenches and continued shelling of front lines south of La Basse canal. German forces attacked in waves but were repulsed as Allied counter-attacks reclaimed trench positions west of Cite Elie and inflicted heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Loos
la Basse Canal
Laos
Hohenzollern
von Gallwitz
Danube
Klow Semendria
Easr
Belgrade
Paris
Champagne
Germany
Argonne
Massion
Gol
Kia
Nish-Salonika
Serbia
Bulgaria
Greece
Salonika
Elliot
Athens
Kingstantine
Dvinsk
Petrograd
Austrians Repulsed in Attack North of Monfalcone
Italian forces repelled an Austrian attack north of Monfalcone, with one Austrian town reportedly held by the invaders. Official report confirms the clash occurred Friday night as the fighting continued near the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
London
Trians
Monfalcone
Gainss Against Germans Announced by French
Paris reports French forces repulsed a renewed German assault on Loos and attacked Tahure hill and Souchez east of Souchez. French troops recaptured the position they had lost near Leintry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Loos
Tahure Hill
Souchez
Leintry
Bulgarian Official and Staff Leave Paris
The Bulgarian chargé d affaires and his staff left Paris on October 9 accompanied by his French wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bulgarians In Egypt Warned To Register With British
Cairo reports Bulgarian residents in Egypt must register with British authorities by October 20 under penalty of imprisonment. The dispatch also notes Austrian claim of repulsing Russian attacks along the front with gains and about four thousand Russian prisoners taken in seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cairo
Austrn
Berlin
Tuckerton
Vasious
Lost items and rewards listed in local notices
Various small loss notices describe a hound with marks and scar at 652 South Bayou Liberal. a gold and pearl handled parasol from Prichard Whistler or Wilkinson streets with A. T. F. engraved. a lined glove on Government Street near Michigan and Georgia Avenues. a nickeled crank can between Michigan Avenue and downtown. a pearl breastpin lost at a theatre or on Dauphin Street. Rewards offered. contact numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bayou
Prichard
Whistler
Savannah
Bayou St
Government St
Michigan
Georgia Ave
R. Radcliff
Michigan Avenue
Dauphin 2
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiencee
Capital
Waggner
Moran
Chicago
Burns
Onterey
Calif
Eddie Eeen
Philly
Viola la Porte
Fiddie
United Press
J. W. T. Mason
Think Express
Richmond
Vexans
World OF Crime
Clara Joel
Ernest Walker
Prof
Alabama State Horticulturist
RECCE
Cientificos
Huertista
Teutonic
Dardanelles
Baltic
Bri
Silverash
Scawby
Delcasse
Viviani
France
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!