Merger Talk Moves Brother hood Banks to Mitten Coalition
Cleveland June 18 AP Negotiations aim to merge most Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers financial operations with Mitten Management Inc Philadelphia to expand capital and banking reach. Mitten head Omar E Mitten would inject substantial new capital and oversee brotherhood banks as mergers extend to banks and related businesses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mitten Management, Inc
Philadelphia
Brotherhood
Seson
Mitten Company
Omas E. Mitten
Will'am Prenter
The
Broth
Tten
E Brotherhood of Locomotive Ends Banking and Trust Co
Birbam
Ala
Venice
Fla
Minneapolis
Spokne
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Francisco
Boston
Nottingham
Lane Area
York
Mitten
Pittsburgh Routs Boston 7 to 6 Despite On-Field Ejection
In a June 18 game Earl Smith of Pittsburgh struck Dave Bancroft of Boston, triggering a bench clash. Bancroft collapsed and was carried to the dressing room after being knocked unconscious. play resumed with Pittsburgh winning 7 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jew
Earl Smith
Pittsburgh
Dave Bancroft
Bosmanager
Moore
Richbourg’s
Bancroft
McCormick
Smith
Boston
Will Rogers Undergoes Operation in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills star humorist Will Rogers underwent an operation yesterday. Nurses reported his condition favorable and that he is resting comfortably tonight. He is listed as recovering from the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jers
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Etenes
Lindbergh Becomes Boy Scout in Simple Ceremony
In St Louis on June 18 Slim Lindbergh was made a Boy Scout by three khaki clad youths. Scout Murray Cabell, 15, conferred the honor as Lindbergh accepted with a please and a grin. He received a Boy Scout knife and a flying eagle patrol insignia while Scouts Ehrhardt and Homer, both 14, watched. The scene was marked by Lindbergh’s evident happiness and the earnest ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Slim
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Murray Cabell
Joseph Ehrhardt
Lindy
Flying Eagle Patrol
Roland Homer
Scout Cabell
Oregon murder case near end in DAutremont trial
Hugh D Autremont 23 faces possible death as trial for the October 11 1923 Southern Pacific tunnel holdup and killings nears verdict. Defense rested without calling him to testify. Final arguments set to begin Monday as Ray and Roy D Autremont brothers remain detained in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ore
Hugh D’autremont
Charles O. Johnson
Southern Pacific
Siskiyou Tunnel
Oregon
Ray
Roy D'Autremont
Hugh
Ohio
D’autremont
Dempsey Threatens Rebound Bout Over July 21 Plans
Phoenix reports Jack Dempsey signaling a possible pullout from the July 21 Dempsey versus Sharkey match unless Tex Rickard in New York provides a definite satisfactory reply today on comeback provisos and percentages. The bell may not ring if terms fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
New York
Jack Sharkey
Oklahoma bandit shoots passerby in Okemah store
In Okemah Oklahoma on June 18 Matthew Kimes known as the notorious bandit M L Lindsey entered a store and shot and killed Paul Eddington 25 as he turned to buy tobacco Lindsey was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemah
Okla
Pearing
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
M. L. Lindsey
Paul Eddington
Lindsey
President Coolidge Fishes at Squaw Creek During Busy Day
Rapid City June 18 President Coolidge wore a tall hat and rubber hip boots as he fished for mountain trout at Squaw Creek. He caught brook trout the previous evening and returned with four trout weighing about a pound each after a morning of angling. Cecil Gideon and E. W. Starling accompanied him. A reception for editors followed a buffalo and elk barbecue at Camp Galena near the summer White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Coolidge
Squaw Creek
Camp Galena
White House
Cecil Gideon
South Dakota
E. W. Starling
Secret Service
Mr. Coolidge
Barbecue at White House site for editors and publishers
President Coolidge greeted hundreds of small town editors and publishers at Squaw Creek near the state game lodge as Governor Bulow of South Dakota and Governor McMillen of Nebraska joined their party. Elk and buffalo roasted over open fires accompanied by trout from the nearby creek while a 150-car caravan from Omaha arrived from the National Editorial Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
M. D
Coolidge
White House
Bulow
South Dakota
McMillen
Nebraska
Lowden
Illinois
Squaw Creek
Omaha
Neb
National Editorial Association
Coolidge Expresses Optimism Ahead of Geneva Arms Conference
President Coolidge spoke from his mountain home front lawn expressing optimism about the naval arms conference opening Monday in Geneva. He said he is watching the talks among Great Britain Japan and the United States with interest and hopes all nations benefit from the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Coolidge
Geneva
Black Hills
Colidge
Great Britain
Japan
Lindbergh Back Home with Welcoming Parade
Lindbergh arrives in St Louis to a city wide tribute as crowds fill Sportsman's Park. He accepts a homecoming with Mayor Victor Miller and the Cardinals, lifting national and world flags amid a record crowd. A later note from Lindbergh thanks the navy for Memphis cruiser hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Lindy
Dbergh
Cardinals
Victor Miller
Two Diplomas From Two Schools For One Girl
Charlotte Nelson earned diplomas from Meredith School for girls and North Carolina State College in the same session. She rode a two mile distance between campuses to attend both institutions despite a tight schedule. Her father, Dr. Thomas Nelson, is dean of the textile school at State. She plans to become a schoolteacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Releigh
N. C
Charlotte Nelson
Meredith School
State College
Charlotte
Thomas Nelson
State
Meredith
Huskies Sweep Wisconsin Rowing Meets at Madison
Washington University varsity and junior varsity crews defeated Wisconsin on Lake Mendota in a two mile workout. The junior varsity edged the Badger freshman eight, and the varsity also won, as both squads tune up before the Poughkeepsie regatta where Wisconsin will be represented by its freshmen crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Rusty” Callew
Washington University
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mendate
Badger
Huskies
Poughkeepsie
Wisconsin University
California Aviator Aims Honolulu Flight From San Francisco
San Francisco residents back a campaign to raise 50000 for a San Francisco to Honolulu air voyage. Richard Grace of Los Angeles plans a Honolulu to San Francisco round trip to test a Spirit of St. Louis style craft. Support comes from Major Grant Dolge and local officials eye a 10000 municipal contribution toward prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pacific
War Department
Washington
Army Air Corps
Richard Grace
Los Angeles
Grace
Grant Dolge
Pasadena
Eston B. Roger
National Reserve
S. C. Spangenberg
Lindbergh
Airport Committee
Board of Supervisors
Japan
B. F Griffin
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Kansas
Spain census shows population rise to 22 million
Madrid reports the population of Spain reached 22,127,699 in the census completed March 31, announced today. The prior census in 1920 recorded 21,347,335 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Body of Collins Removed to Cave
Floyd Collins body, once sealed in Sand Cave, has been taken to Crystal Cave where it is displayed in a grand canyon chamber 280 feet underground. Dentist Dr. Harry B. Thomas said the casket is not sealed at the top and viewers may look through a glass cover. the body remains in a preserved state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Cave
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Crystal Cave
Collins
Harry B. Thomas
Grand Canyon
Survey finds tiny binge rate among graduates nationwide
Westerville Ohio June 18 Less than one half of one per cent of this years graduates of colleges and high schools drink to excess and fewer than five per cent drink occasionally according to a survey by the Anti Saloon league of America announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerville
Ohio
Anti- Saloon League of America Today
Trouble Brews Around Manila
A religious movement described as arming on Sutra go and Dinagat islands prompts provincial alerts after the arrest of Laureano Solri. Officials fear a repeat of the 1924 uprising with heavy losses, as Colorum followers from Leyte join. clashes left many dead and authorities already reinforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Sutrago
Dinagat Islands
Laureano Solri
Leyte
Colorum
Here’s A Prayer For A Flying Boy Poem Read At Benefit
New York June 18 AP Slim’s prayer by H S Phillips of the New York Sun was read by James W Gerard former ambassador to Germany at the Nungesser Colt benefit. The poem asks to be taken somewhere east of Suez where the worst is like the best and there are no public speakers and a boy can rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Slim
H. S. Phillips
The
New York Sun
James W. Gerard
Germany
Nungesser-Colt
Suez
Britain Seeks Open Talks on Cruiser Sizes at Conference
Geneva June 18 AP British first lord of the admiralty W Y Bridgeman says all questions on warship limitations will be discussed at the three power naval conference with the United States and Japan. He aims to lay definite proposals and hopes talks will help nonparticipants accept future principles. American delegate Hugh Gibson notes uncertain status of French and Italian observers but hopes active involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Great Britain
W. Y. Bridgeman
Admiralty
United States
Jran
France
Italy
Hugh Gibson
Judge James Reed Dies in Pittsburgh at 73
Judge James H. Reed, father of Senator David A. Reed and a founder of the United States Steel Corp, died at his Pittsburgh home Friday at age 73. The longtime judge and industry organizer had helped shape early steel industry leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James H. Reed
United States
David A. Reed
United States Steel Corporation
Baseball scores from today's American games
Results list shows St Louis defeating New York 8 to 4 at New York. Philadelphia beat Chicago 6 to 2 in Philadelphia. Cleveland routed Boston 57 to 7 at Boston. Detroit edged Washington 1 to 0 in Washington. Chicago beat Philadelphia 78 to 2 in Chicago. St Louis blanked New York 2 to 0 in St Louis. Boston won at Pittsburgh 7 to 4. Pittsburgh downed Boston 8 to 2 in Pittsburgh. Brooklyn vs Cincinnati postponed due to wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Russian crops above average indicate better sowings
Central Statistical Board data shows on June 1 the general condition of winter and spring sowings in the union of Soviet republics was slightly better than a year ago despite May weather. Figures use 100 as the base. this year 112 versus 110 last year. Town area up 12 percent, shifting land to wheat and other crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Central Statistical Board
Union of Soviet Republics
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ontrol
Anking Group
Ital
Thethorhood Advisory Committee
Brotherhood Banks
Topeke
Kas
Fay Peterson
Washburn College
Russel
Boy Scouts
Dempsey
Hopes Conference ON Arms
Spirit of
Charles A. Lindbergh
London
Brussels
St. Louisans
Sportsman's Park
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Rogers Hornsby
Wilbur
Navy Department
Memphis
Europe
United States Navy
FLASH
Hydromel
California
Will
Trip
Jaan
Britain
England
Judge Reed
R. H. E. St. Louis
van Gilder
Schang
Thomas
Grabowski
R. H. E. Chicago
Jacobs
Pate
McCurdy
Crouse
Grove
Cochrane
R. H. E. Cleveland
Buckeye
L. Sewell
Lundgren
Harley
Detroit
Whitehill
Bassler
Crowder and
Ruel
National
Chicago
Ferguson and
Wilson
Osborne
Dean and Hartnett
Maud
R. H. E. Boston
R. Smith
Hogan
Kremer
E. Smith
Gooch
Dr. Pridteen
Infernational Committee For Russian Relief
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!