Mine union blockade as Pittsburgh clashes with company over housing
Pittsburgh union leaders accuse the Pittsburgh Terminal coal corporation of a food blockade to oust miners from company houses at Mollenauer. Eviction suits are before the state supreme court with no decision expected before winter. Philip Murray says deliveries to Pittsburgh merchants are embargoed and miners must buy far away at Castle Shannon. Electric lights are off prompting use of oil lamps. Company president Horace Fer defends actions against unrest and exclusion of strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Terminal Corporation
Mollenauer
State Supreme Court
Philip Murray
International
Mollena
Castle Shannon
HOMES
Horace Fer
Terminal Coal Corporation
Union Luminous
Union
Coverdale
Mpany
Thatme
Driver Death Car Held for Murder
Coroners jury in Santa Monica finds Vera May Schlegel 21 died of a crushed skull in an auto collision. They recommend Mack Raymond Lino, the intoxicated driver, be held for trial on likely manslaughter or second degree charges. Identification disputes delay initial funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Jume 21
Vera May Schegel
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Mack Raymond Lino
Vera Schlegel Fuller
Walter Papworth
Marto Frank Pulier
Omaha
Chamberlin and Levine Fly to Budapest from Vienna
Vienna notes the arrival of D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine, American trans Atlantic aviators, who left Vienna at 6 20 this morning for Budapest after receiving Austria's high honor of merit the goldene barernzeichen derreplica and being hosted by President Hainisch at a luncheon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Mee D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Budapest
Hainisch
Republic
New York
Pa Ane
Child Held As Chattel Case Stuns Chicago Court
Judge Michael McKinley ruled yesterday that a child can be held as a chattel in a dispute over a bill. Alicia Freer sought to hold Robert Ragland McGuire for about $1000 alleged for meals over two years. The boy’s mother claimed he was kept as a hostage when family finances faltered after the husband left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael McKinley
Alicia Freer
Robert Ragland McGuire
Bearded Walsertal Tribe Isolated In Austrian Alps
In the Vorarlberg mountains the Walsertal bearded community lives apart from outsiders. They govern via a single liaison for all dealings, marry within the tribe, farm their land, and speak an incomprehensible dialect. Outsiders are viewed as beggars seeking road information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Voralberg
Walsertal
Women Demand Recognition by the President in Caravan Plan
Miss Rebecca Hourwich of the National Woman's Party reveals a caravan campaign from Colorado Springs toward the White House in the Black Hills to press President Coolidge for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. The plan aims to mobilize support and elect national officers to drive the campaign at the next Congress session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rebecca Hourwich
Chaiman
Maine
National Womans’ Party
Colorado Springs
Womans’ Party
White House
Black Hills
South Dakota
Coolidge
United States
Miss Hourwich
Woman's Party
Mrs. Chaplin Fails Parleys for Peace
Los Angeles June 22 AP attorneys for Lita Grey Chaplin announce definite failure to settle the Chaplin divorce alimony suit out of court. They say peace negotiations ended, and preparations for trial proceed. Lawyers Lyndan Young and Edwin McMurray state neither side desires a settlement at any price of perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Lyndan Young
Edwin McMurray
Mexico to borrow five million peso loan from bankers
Mexico city announces final arrangements with international bankers for a short term five million peso loan. The Mexican government says the loan is at a low rate and the objective was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Public utilities grow ad buys says Iowa official
Salt Lake City June 22 AP reports Iowa public utilities have boosted newspaper advertising by about 1000 percent in four years. Joe Carmichael of Des Moines says ads improve sales and public relations as utilities expand, and warns that silence signals hidden issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Public Utilities of
Iowa
Joe Carmichael
Iowa Committee On Public Utility Information
Des Moines
Northwest
National Electric Light Association
Carr
Editor's Note on Oregon Trail Map Errors and Fort Hall
The piece criticizes a map for misplacing Ft. Hall near St. Anthony and misrouting the Oregon Trail through Boise. It notes plans for a Fort Hall monument funded by Oregon Trail Memorial coins and credits the Pocatello unit led by Dr. Minnie F. Howard in promoting historic recognition. The item also mentions Ezra Meeker and national efforts (Denver June 20 AP).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Ft. Hall
St. Anthony
Pocatello
Fort Hall Bottoms
Boise
Nampa
Caldwell
Oregon
Old Fort Hall
Oregon Trail Memorial Association
Minnie F. Howard
Pocatello Unit
Ezra Meeker
Jail Break Convicts Surrounded by Texas Posse
In Huntsville Texas on June 22 a posse tracked 32 escaped long term convicts through the Trinity river valley. Flooded streams and swampy terrain hampered pursuit as the men, who fled from a prison farm five miles north after sawing a bunkhouse, faced capture with no violence and no apparent arms. Three of the 35 escaping men were captured early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Texas
Trinity River Valley
Here
NATIONAL PITTSBURGH GAME AND OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
The listing covers multiple games with complete line scores and pitchers. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh ended 9 12 1 to 11 15 2 with Donohue et al. and Nebbs. Other games included New York at Boston, St. Louis at Chicago, and Washington at Philadelphia with varied innings and outcomes. Rain caused postponements for Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Boston at New York, with a doubleheader slated for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Donohue
Lucas
C. Mays
Nebbs
Picinich
Hill
Kremer
Morrison
Aldridge
Gooch
Boston
New York
Russell Scott Granted New Trial by Illinois Supreme Court
Springfield Illinois June 22 Russell T Scott thrice sentenced to hang for the slaying of a drugstore clerk during a holdup was granted a new lease on life as the Illinois supreme court reversed and remanded his case for a new trial in the Cook county circuit court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Russell T. Scott
Illinois Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Cook County
Slayers Sought After Cat Mitzi Slain by Birds
In Jeannette Pennsylvania on June 22 authorities hunt a murder gang of about 100 people for killing Mitzi a cat torn to pieces by a flock of blackbirds that attacked as she sunned in a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Mitzi
Hunger Cure Kept For 328 Convicts In Kansas Prison Riot
State penitentiary authorities keep the hunger cure for 328 convicts who barricaded in the coal mine to protest cigarette denial. Fourteen guards remained in the mine, while a search of the cell house found no weapons amid reports of sharpened files held by riot leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kan
State
Paper Carriers Do an Effective Work
Atlanta June 22 paper carriers are praised as expert salesmen loyal and effective in delivering newspapers. Oliver King of the Republican Phoenix and W J Parker of the American Chicago cite youth carriers as more effective than solicitors and as keeping subscribers longer with better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
International Circulation Manager's Association
Oliver King
Republican
Phoenix
Ariz
W. J. Parker
The
American
Chicago
Rumor Wood to Resign His Post
Rapid City office notes that Rumor Wood may step down from his position. President Coolidge reportedly abandoned worm bait for trout on his Squaw creek trip using the Izaak Walton method bringing in six fish. Edward G. Taylor, Chicago newspaperman, says the Izaak Walton league opposes worm angling for trout. A league view favors fishing as sport not a meal. A Belle Fourche irrigation project delegation is introduced by Representative Williamson of South Da- kota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Coolidge
Squaw Creek
Izaak Walton
Hr. Coolidge
Edward G. Taylor
Chicago
Izaak Walton League
Taylor
Sanders
Chicagoan
Belle Fourche
Williamson
South da
Baseball doubleheader results include wins by Yankees and Athletics
Washington beat the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 2 in the first game. The Yankees routed Boston 7 to 4 as Babe Ruth hit two homers number 23 and 24. St Louis edged Chicago 3 to 2 in ten innings, while Philadelphia Athletics evened the doubleheader with a 13 to 7 win over Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Red Sox
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Chicago
St. Louis
White Sox
Mackien
Former Idaho Governor Devis Visits Boise en Route Home
DL W Devis former Idaho governor now based in Washington DC stopped in Boise this morning during a business trip to British Columbia. He will depart this afternoon for Twin Falls and plans to visit his mother in American Falls tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
DL. W. Devis
Washington, D. C
British Columbia
Twin Falls
American Falls
Lindbergh flies from Scotts Field to Dayton on mission
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh took off from Scotts Field Belleville Illinois at four p m in a single seat army P 1 pursuit plane bound for Dayton Ohio on way to Washington on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotts Field
Belleville
Ill
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
Northeast Sky To Show Pons Wincke Comet Tonight
Astrologers expect to spot a small patch of illuminated fog an hour after sundown in the northeast sky. The comet will hover midway between the horizon and zenith near Vega, the prominent first magnitude star in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vega
Japan Seeks Agreement on Arms Limitation Ratios
Geneva June 22 AP Japanese delegates told Hugh Gibson they earnestly wanted an accord on naval limits and would consider all national positions. British Lord Bridgeman attended later talks as naval experts began a technical study of the three proposals to clarify terms and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Hugh 8. Gibson
Viscount Salto
Viscount Ishii
Japan
W. C. Bridgeman
Mr. Gibson
Viscount Saito
Frank H. Scofield
War Plans
Navy Department
Adolphus Andrews
New London
Conn
Hazing of Jewish Internes Probed in New York
A public inquiry will probe prejudice in New York City hospitals on June 29 with Mayor Walker presiding. The move follows charges by three Jewish internes at Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, that six non Jewish internes hazed them by binding gagging and ducking in an icy bath. The accused face assault charges and were suspended by the hospital board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
James J. Walker
Walker
King’s County Hospital
Brooklyn
D Autremont Found Guilty of Murder in Siskiyou Case
Hugh D Autremont was found guilty of murder in the Siskiyou tunnel train holdup near the California Oregon line in October 1923. A life sentence looms with sentencing set for Friday. His twin brothers Ray and Roy face murder indictments and separate arraignments in Steubenville and are not yet tried. The case followed a worldwide search with rewards totaling over 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Roy
Ray
Jacksonville
Ore
Hugh D’autremont
Siskiyou Tunnel
Young D'Autremont
Thers
D’autremont
Siskiyou Mountain
Steubenville
Ohio
Philippine Islands
United States Army
Electric Iron Fire Kills Four in Back Bay Residence
In Boston four people died when a fire broke out in the four story home of William L. Shearer Jr a Paine Furniture executive on Bay State Road Back Bay The blaze started in the basement from an electric iron left on a shelf Residents Janet Shearer 19 Bette Howes 16 Alice Scott housemaid and Helen McLaughlin cook died Mrs Annie Dickson governess was saved while clinging to a neighboring house Weary details say the two girls and the cook perished Alice Scott jumped from a fourth story window The fire overwhelmed occupants before they could escape Mr Shearer had left for a yacht cruise in Paprika last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William L. Shearer
Paine Purniture Company
Bay State Road
Back Bay District
Janet Shearer
Shearer
Bette Howes
Henry Howes
Alice Scott
Helen McLaughlin
Annie Dickson
Miss Howes
Miss Shearer
McGowan Labs Told to Stop Fat Reducing Cream Ads
The McGowan Labora Inc of Chicago was ordered by the federal trade commission to discontinue selling McGowan's Reduc ine fat reducing cream as it is deemed useless. Womenhood Publishing of New York was also directed to halt promoting in True Romances fraudulent advertising tied to McGowan Laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McGowan Labora Inc
Chicago
Pianist Louis Saar Heads to Idaho Coast Convention
Idaho Falls June 22 Louis V Saar noted pianist and composer from Chicago arrived this morning en route to the coast to attend the Idaho Federation Music club first biennial convention which opened today. He will lecture Thursday evening before the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Louis V. Saar
Chicago
Idaho Federated Music Club
Saar
Slap-Stick Ads Seen as Misfire Abroad Says Dr Hall
Portland, June 22. Dr Joseph Washington Hall warns that America misuses slapstick advertising to sell itself in the Orient. He argues confidence and character over showy methods will better secure markets in south China, India, Indo China, Siam and the Straits Settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
America
Josef Washington Hall
Pacific Coast
Hall
Spelton Close
United States
South China
India
Indo- China
Siam
Straits Settlements
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ennsylvania
Idriver
Chamberlin, Levine
Mexico
Colo
Cold Fort Mall
Utah
Colorado
Nebraska
Santa N Kansas
FT. Bridger
ING
Overland Mail
Fort Bridger
Salt Lake
California Road
Sublett
Fort Morgan
Fort Colling
Galt Lake Carson Seco
Shocker
Grabowski
Ruffing
Hartley
Moore
R. H. E. St. Louis
Gaston
Schang
Thomas and McCurdy
R. H. B. St. Louis
Stewart
O'Neil
Connally
McCurdy
Phila
Ist
R. H. B. Washington
Lisenbee
Ruel
Quinn
Pate
Cochrane
R. H. E. New York
Thomas
Collins
Wiltse
Harriss
Crowder
Burke
Tate
Gray
Perkins
Russell Scott
Rumor Wood
Lindbergh
UL. P
Union Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Far East
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!