Made Partners Private Spies Of His Tenants Enter Ranks
Dixie tobacco region report from Atlanta describes Col J L Evans on a 5000 acre farm near Ashburn adopting group farming. Tenants gain 200 acre partnerships with year round income, equity, and shared profits plus farm machinery livestock and poultry. Evans says farms worth 106000 each. debt relief and auto ownership noted as outcomes of the plan. Washington coverage notes proposed Senate inquiry into private detectives infiltrating labor ranks and pending federal public works measures to curb unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dixie
J. L. Evans
Ashburn
Evan
Georgia Association
Evans
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Taft Improves As Baltimore Specialist Reports Health Upturn
A Baltimore specialist visiting Chief Justice Taft said the chief is showing continued improvement under Dr Francis Magner care. The report notes Taft’s condition improving as of January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Baltimore
Francis Magner
Movie Operator Annoys His Wife Headlines Divorce Suit
Mrs. Prances Schrader sues for divorce claiming her husband the movie operator sabotages her film by flickering the projector and shows censored scenes at 3 AM to his girlfriend. The Chicago filed case details marital conflict over screenings and obscene previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prances Schrader
Mre Schrader
Simplifying Laws for the Indians Proposed in Congress
Washington Jan 9 AP The bill by Rep Cramton Republican Michigan proposes applying state marriage and divorce laws to Indians residing there. It would also apply federal criminal civil laws to Indians and grant the US district court jurisdiction over violations of federal statutes on Indian reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cramton
Republican
Michigan
United States
United States District Court
Questions benefit to domestic producers by higher sugar rate
Senator Boreh Republican Idaho argued in the senate that higher sugar tariffs would not aid domestic producers while the Borah group remains opposed. Ransdall doubted the Philippines could expand production significantly and said he did not fear the Cuba situation as much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Boreh
Idaho
Senate Today
Ransdall
Philippines
Cuba
Tried to Burn Jail Phoenix
An arrest report from Phoenix Arizona notes a January incident where a suspect attempted arson at a jail. Details indicate ongoing police investigation and potential charges related to criminal mischief and attempted arson.
Editor Edward Bok Dies in Florida at 66
Edward Bok, immigrant from the Netherlands who rose to prominence as editor and author, died at his Florida estate at age 66 after a heart attack. He donated a 100000 prize for world peace cooperation and wrote The Americanization of Edward Bok. He retired from Ladies Home Journal in 1919 and supported a 61 bell carillon on a bird sanctuary near his estate. Calvin Coolidge praised his accomplishments during a Washington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wales
Fla
Jane
Edward W. Bok
Netherlands
Lfe
Bok
Herion
United States
Ladies Home Journal
Mountain Lake Singing Tower
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Cyrus HK. Curtis
Slippery Road Cited In Yellowstone Highway Crash
In Idaho Falls Dora Butler Moses died after a collision near Kimball Hill on the Yellowstone highway. The inquest at Blackfoot cites slippery road conditions as the cause. Art Townend of Pocatello and Fontaine Coom faced the incident, with no injuries to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Highway
Idano Falls
Jan & AP
Kimball
Yellowstone
Dora Butler Moses
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Art Townend
Pocatello
Fontaine Coom
Kimball Hill
Firth
Dora Butler
Georges R. Moses
Lee Placed Before Senate as Interstate Commissioner Nominee
W E Lee of Idaho was nominated to be an interstate commerce commissioner for the term expiring December 31, 1931, backed by congressional leaders from intermountain and Pacific coast states. The 50 year old would join a new Republican creation on the finance committee and await a party conference. Frederic M Sackett of Kentucky was nominated by President Hoover to be ambassador to Germany and quickly confirmed by the Senate after Borah moved for quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W E. Lee
Idaho
Thny
Caampbell Lee
Supreme Court
Intermountain
Pacific Coast
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Thomas
Committee On Committees
Frederic M. Sackett
Kentucky
Hoover
Germany
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Ogden Seeks Collect Taxes
Weber county commissioners move to defend in federal court next week as banks sue to enjoin tax collection by the county treasurer. The county will resist and refuse to accept the injunction. County Attorney Blackham and City Attorney Dobbs were directed to prepare the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Weber County
Blackham
Dobbs
Highway bond issue presented to Idaho assessors
Governor Baldridge told Idaho county assessors that a highway bond proposal must be good business for the state before backing a building program. He urged careful study and kept no definite amount in mind while noting public demand for better highways. In San Jose, Peter Lindquist and his son Wilfred were detained on a Utah kidnapping warrant, with the father in jail and the boy in juvenile detention after his wife filed for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
H.C. Baldridge
Tom
Winnake
San Jose
Cal
Peter W. Lindquist
Wilfred
Lindquist
Provo
Utah
J. D. Boyd
Weather and diplomacy mix in early January news
Atlantic coast experiences mild spell and looming cold front with sleet incidents and record highs. meanwhile a high profile American diplomatic mission departs Washington for London to join Britain, France, and Italy for a naval conference aboard the George Washington, continuing historic talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Great Britain
France
Italy
London Ward
Steei
Jersey City
Hobokenlready
Treacy
George Washington
Wilson
Versailes
Rosenwalds Start on a Honeymoon Voyage
Julius Rosenwald the 67 year old Chicago philanthropist sails from New York aboard the Saturnia with his bride the former Adeline Ray Goodavid for a Mediterranean honeymoon. They wed yesterday at the Abington Township Pennsylvania home of Lessing J Rosenwald. Telegrams of congratulations flow in including one from Alfred E Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mediterranean
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Adeline Ray Goodavid
Egypt
Abington Township
Philadelphia
Lessing
J. Rosenwald
Rosenwald
Goodki
D. Meany
Alfred E. Smith
Calvin Coolidge
Hubert Fortune
Mr. Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Goodkind
Benjamin Goodkind
St Paul
Weigand Chooses Long Sentence In Court Marriage
In Chicago a courtroom scene ends with Carl Weigand rejecting Miss Grace Tomlinson proposal and facing arrest for alleged assault. Judge Alfred Erickson offers 90 days, but a female voice calls to stop. The court then permits Weigand to marry Miss Sarah Cascio, with the judge performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carl Wiegand
Grace Tomlinson
Alfred Erickson
Sarah Cascio
Erickson
Weigand
Corn sugar production kept under eye by prohibition unit
Washington figures released by Prohibition Commissioner Doran show illicit corn sugar distilling in the northeast with 3430 of 3064 seized stills producing alcohol from corn sugar. He notes cooking plants near New York City and a rise in output from 152 million pounds in 1922 to about 900 million in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Doran Today
New York City
Doran
Also Mentioned on This Page
David A. Reed
Joseph E. Robinson
Charles G. Dawes
Henry L. Stimson
Hugh S. Gibson
Dwight W. Morrow
Wagner
Phoenix
Ariz
Edward K. Bok
Florida
Curtis Publications
India
Lee
Thomas Finance Committee
Baldridge
Reld
REDS
Texas
Associated Press
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Henrietta
Hanover
N. H
Burlington
North Chelmsford
Okmulgee
Okla
Kansas City
U. S
Rosenwalds
Wiegand
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!