New Worlds to Explore Lure Modern Adventurers
An Associated Press summary from the National Geographic Society notes many little known regions remain on earth. Areas include lake country along the Canadian border, parts of Arizona, southeastern Utah near Chaco Canyon, Nevada beyond railroad towns, and northern Michigan and Wisconsin. Canada and Ungava Peninsula are cited for vague, unverified maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Geographic Society
United States
Lake Country
Yuma
Pima
Maricopa County
Arizona
San Juan County
Utah
Chaco Canyon National Monument
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Canada
Great Domain
Ungava Peninnula
Hudson Bay
Geneva navy cutdown sought as Kellogg probes proposals
President Coolidge weighs British war plan terms at Geneva while announcing possible savings in navy. Kellogg says he is convinced proposals will not satisfy. Japanese delegates deny mediation report. Queen Marie may join a convent. In Boston Governor Fuller hints a Vanzetti decision Wednesday night. Harvard student Lowell linked to the case. Various local and national notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coolidge
Geneva
Kellogg
Governor Fuller
Boston
Vanzetti
Ethal Trial
Im Hussia
Presti Lowell
Harvard
Sacco and Vanzetti Fate Delayed by Governor's Ill Son
Boston July 30 The fate of Nicola Sacco and Bartholomeo Vanzetti remains undecided as Gov Fuller postpones decision due to his son Alvan Jr s illness. The governor may issue a ruling Wednesday night after final defense witnesses, with possible pardons or further respite under council guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartholomeo Vanzetti
Alvan T. Fuller
Fuller
Alvan T.ler Jr
N. H
Alvan T Fuller
Osteopathic Association Adopts Agenda As Webster Installed
The thirty first annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association adjourned in Denver with George W. Webster of Carthage New York installed as president, succeeding Ray B. Gilmour of Sioux City Iowa. Webster outlined convention progress and highlighted notable achievements and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American Osteopathic Association
George W. Webster
Carthage
N. Y
Ray B. Gilmour
Sioux City
Imnis
Prince of Wales Arrives in America
A clash of two narratives fills this American scene as the Prince of Wales and party dock in Canada for jubilees while a man named John Early, a leper for nineteen years, escapes multiple times to return to North Carolina hills near Tyron. Early’s mother defends him, blaming press publicity for public scrutiny. The Canada visit includes formal welcomes, guards, and a large civic procession with the royal party touring Quebec and Spencer Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Tyron
John Early
Carville
Charlotte Observer
P. G. Early
Early
New York
California
Royal 22Nd Regiment
Mr. Baldwin
J Ting
Spencer Wood
Royal Canadian Dragoons
King
Baldwin
Chateau
Quebec
Lady Grey
Governors to Confer on Colorado River Controversy
Utah Governor George H. Dern called a conference of state governors to discuss the Colorado river controversy. The meeting will convene August 15 with the host city to be announced later. Also invited are Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover and Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
George H. Dern
Utah
Colorado River
Herbert Hoover
Hubert Work
Department of the Interior
Nungesser-Coli Fund Donates $31,196 to French Ambassador
The American committee of the Nungesser Coli fund handed Paul Claudet the check for 31196.44 dollars. The ambassador will forward the funds to the French republic, with half designated to the mother of Captain A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nungesser- Coli Fund
Paul Claudet
French Republic
Alimony Case Ends With Bigamy Probe In Chicago
A woman seeks alimony in superior court but her divorce is vacated during the hearing and her two children declared illegitimate. Her husband is charged with knowingly marrying a bigamist and the woman with bigamy after she admits marrying him while still married to Arthur Williams of Atlanta. Judge J B David asks state attorney to consider prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ida Lou Jenkins Williams Sim
J. B. David
Allan Alexander Sim
Sim
Arthur Williams
Atlanta
David
Forest fires burn over 100 acres near Selway forest
Mis soula Montana July 30 Forest fires covering about 100 acres in the Selway forest near the Montana Idaho line were reported. District No 1 said 40 men were at the scene and 25 more were en route from Spokane to reinforce the effort as conditions favored uphill battle and continuing low humidity with high temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Selway Forest
Montana-Idaho Line
Spokane
Kicagie Geians
Frat Boys Prank Uncovers Postal Violation at Health Cult
Postal inspectors traced rare letters seized during a raid on a health cult HQ. They found the alias Red-Haired Anna sought modeling under artist Thompson. The case links Thompson to narcotics possession and investigates mail he allegedly sent under Robert Chesiya to Ann Arbor fraternity addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Anna
Ann Arbor
Mich
Robert Chesiya
Barado Floods Submerge City. Death Toll Uncertain
A Bombay dispatch says Barodo in the inundated region remains largely underwater after heavy rains. The official notes substantial loss of life and damages to the Bombay Barodo railway line likely around 1,000,000 dollars as floods subside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Bombay
India
Barado
Barodo
Bombay-Barodo
Pickers Strike in California
San Francisco July 30 with more than 20,000 peach pickers and cannery workers idle the California peach dispute worsened. California Canning Peach Growers association secretary Frank B Schmitt said talks with several canners failed to yield an agreement while Preston McKinney of the canners league asserted they would not budge on price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Frank B. Schmitt
California Canning Peach Growers’ Association
Canners
Schmitt
Preston McKinney
The
Canners’ League
Vatican reprimands Osservatore Romano writer Piantelli
The Rev. Piantelli, a new staffer at Osservatori Romano, is rebuked for tactlessness after attacking American films in the July 21 issue. The Vatican says while sharing some views on American films, it rejects remarks criticizing American civilization and its influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Piantelli
Osservatori Romano
Vatican
Learnel Tsay
Associated Press
Holy See
Ve suvius erupts in strongest activity in years
Naples reports Mount Vesuvius spewing incandescent fragments and a lava column edging toward the Bay of Naples. Authorities, led by Professor Alessandro Mallacara, urge calm while residents in Torre Annunciata and Torre del Greco prepare to flee if the lava advances further. The current flow surpasses levels not seen since 1916, with the crater already covered by older November lava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Vesuvius
Hell
Bay of Naples
Alessandro Mallacara
Observatory
Torre Annunciata
Torre Gel Greco
Conference in Geneva Nearing End as Naval Arms Talks Struggle
The Geneva naval arms conference risks adjournment without a final plenary. Americans push liberty of action to build 8 inch cruisers within tonnage, while British want fixed cruiser sizes. British may insist on a public session, but adjournment for six months or a year is being advised to allow reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Geneva three power naval conference in doubt over final session
Washington reports hint the Geneva three power naval talks may end without a final public session to avoid further airing of clashes between delegations. Officials have not decided and would not discuss the question. Plenary Monday may be abandoned with Wednesday or later slated if needed. The new British proposals are seen as unsatisfactory in Washington and at the summer White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Geneva
Baseball scores from today’s games and pitchers noted
St Louis beat Boston 59 to 41 in a tentative box showing Gaston ONeill Russell Hofman and others. Van Gilder Schang Wingfield Wiltse Hartley led the 9 to 29 Boston game. Cleveland defeated New York 88 to 71 with Uhle Brown Sewell Ruether Bengough noted. Chicago beat Philadelphia 2310 to 56 with Conally Crouse Grove Cochrane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Boston
Gaston
O'Neill
Russell
Hofman
van Gilder
Schang
Wingfield
Wiltse
Hartley
Cleveland
New York
Uhle, Brown
L. Sewell
Ruether Bengough
Chicago
Philadelphia
Conally
Crouse
Grove and
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbus
Cabots
Bucharest
Queen Marie Eve
MacClenny, Fla
L. Hodges
the Instruction
Eugene E. Dennison
Mars
Minnie Kennedy
Semple McPherson
Los An
Angelus PLC
Hous
Texas
Southern Pacific Lines
Uisiana
Los Angeles
Aits
Jacob Bernd
Jack Bennett
Sacco
EAS
Steaday
Osteopath
Prince of Wales
America
Leper
Carolina Hills
Prince George
Premier Baldwin
MacKenzie King
Empress of Australia
Kiing’s Wharf
Prince of Walles
Seaforth Highlanders
Perodeau
Dufferin Terrace
Dern
Montana
Osservatore Romano
Reedere
Valley of Hell
Pittsburgh
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!