Seven hurt as head on crash near Kane on curve
A Friday night crash on a curve near the Campbell farm just outside Kane injures seven. Three in critical or serious condition include Everett Lindbergh age 3 and Paul Ballard, with the Ballard couple among those treated at Kane hospital. A third car driven by Charles Carlson plowed into the Ballard vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Campbell Farm
Everett Lindbergh
McKinley
Paul Ballard
Jack Ballard
K Fendy
Emma May Fendy
Marie Frody
B. F. Fidler
Ballard
Fidler
Charles Carlson
Lindbergh Boy
Carlson
Edward Ballard
Kane Hospital
Essex
Nash
Frody
Bayara Street
Bailard
Warren
Harry Russell
Traffic nuisance and odd costs in old times
A compact, period tone note about a slow driver and a flirtatious incident on the sidewalks, followed by a bemused remark on prescription prices around seventy five cents, reflecting everyday street life and petty concerns.
Harvard Degrees for 1884 Young Men Stimulate Race Debate
The Harvard College class of 1884, totaling 1 884 graduates, includes four top scholars earning Summa Cum Laude with two Jewish students among them. The piece questions the value and effects of college on ambition and knowledge, referencing Charles F. Brush and a $500 000 fund to address population concerns. The discussion hints at broader attitudes toward race and education and notes continued discussion on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Americas, Inc
Harvard
Charles F. Brush
Jamieson Funeral Set At Home In Warren
Funeral services for Marcus William Jamieson prominent Warren businessman will be from the family home at 311 Market Street Monday at four o'clock. He died Friday after a long illness aged 79 born July 16 1861 in Warren. Survived by wife Emily Crary Jamieson three children Lewis Warren Edward Hugh and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus William Jamieson
Warren
Market Street
Mr.Jamieson
Hugh A
Julia Frances Crane Jamieson
Warren County
Mr. Jamieson
Grinnell
Iowa
Grinnell College
Pacific Coast
Emily Crary
Lewis and
Mary Bowman Crary
Webster City
Jamieson
Day of Prayer Fixed by Days Opposing Smith
A Houston dispatch reports Democratic national convention fights over prohibition. Women from Tammany Hall plan mass meetings and prayer services to aid dry candidates while challenging Gov. Smith and Reed. Monday will be a day of prayer as women align with anti Smith factions ahead of next week’s balloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl DR. Groat
United Press
Houston
Tex
Norman E Mack
Gov. Smith
Smith
Reed
Belle Kearney
Mississippi
Dan Moody
Texas
Weather outlook for next week across U S regions
The weekly weather outlook indicates showers in the North and Middle Atlantic early week with a Wednesday shower, then mostly fair and cooler early, warmer later. Ohio Valley and Tennessee see showers early and late, with a cool first half and warm second half. Great Lakes and upper Mississippi expect frequent rain and near normal temperatures. In Mexico City, Loz Lobos mine manager W H Mitchell and engineer John F Hooper were kidnapped by rebels and held for $9,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Upper Mississippi
Mexico City
W. H. Mitchell
Loz Lobos
Pacific Mining Company
John F. Hooper
Prevaricating Permit Is Given President by Fishing Society
Superior Wis June The seriously minded news of President Coolidge has suffered a setback during his Wisconsin vacation. Residents of Minong granted him Permit No 1 from the Minong Lakes Association permitting him to prevaricate and show every recklessness with the truth in relation to fishing in Wisconsin for the 1988 season. Officials doubt he will engage in active campaigning this summer, preferring seclusion at Osdar Island lodge to public events and social invitations while he devotes himself to fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Minong
Minong Lakes Association
White House
Oivils Raye
Becael
Osdar Island Lodge
Heabil
Fog Delays Lindbergh Flight To New York At Coxetown
Fog halted Colonel Charles Lindbergh’s attempt to fly from the Coxetown Lehigh Valley yards to New York. He landed briefly after 6 a.m. then circled at 8 a.m. and touched down safely after fog over the Pocono mountains prevented a crossing. He said he would not commit to another attempt today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
U.P
Charles Lindbergh
Lehigh Valley
New York
Lindbergh
Coxetown Yard
Pocono Mountains
Irv ine Memorial Bridge Dedicated July Fourth Services
Dedicatory services for the new Irvine Memorial bridge begin at 10 30 a m July Fourth with Col Fred Windsor as general chairman. The program features a bridge building sketch by a state highway rep, a memorial address by Auditor General Edward Martin, and ceremonies led by Commander Ben Kinnear with Betsy Anne Kinnear assisting. The 112th Regiment and 128th Regiment bands perform while Burgosa Chapman handles bridge acceptance and Gold Star Mothers stand with the pledge. Benediction given by Rev Harold Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine Memorial Bridge
Fred Windsor
Cornplanter
American Legion
State Highway Department
Edward Martin
Ben Kinnear
The
Legion
Col. Windsor
Pether J. Diamond
T. C. Frame
Post 188
Betsy Ane
112Th Regiment
Burgosa Chapman
America
128Th Regiment
Harold Stoddard
Lowden campaign cost around 90000 in 1920 bid
Chicago June 3 The Lowden presidential bid cost about 90000 as investigators heard. Clarence Buck Lowdens manager testified workers collected 24000 between May 2 and the Republican convention. He testified May 6 about 88000 spent and 24000 collected 30000 spent 4000 sent 3600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Clarence O. Buck
Lowden
Ager
Eruario
The Tribune Tonight Editorial Page Glimpse
Fragmented OCR shows page three with Memory's Portrait Gallery and various sections. Mentions editorials, society and church news, automobile column, and local notices. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locet
Telegraph
Foungarille
Serena
Rociety
Church
Gole Hill
Flatland
Sugar Grove
Auto Driver Held After Wreck Injures Two
Arthur Robbins of Wrightaville was arrested Friday afternoon by Patrolman W J Constantine after a collision on East Main Street in Youngsville. Two people, Mia Young and a small child, were injured in the crash involving a Caldwell automobile and Robbins's vehicle. Robbins faces charges of reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with bail set at 200 and 300 dollars respectively. a hearing was scheduled for next Friday at 10 o'clock before Justice Clark E Nelson. Bail was posted by his father, Ernest Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Robbins
Wrightaville
W.J. Constantine
Highway Patrol
Clark E. Nelson
Robbina
Ernest Robbins
Weday
Youngshille
Mia
Young
Enall
Myre
Robert Oakswell
Youngsville
East Main Street
Calgwell
Rebbina
Highway Patrolmen Build Case Over Wrightsville Car
Four highway patrolmen compiled the information against him. The car, driven by Young Roberta, belonged to M. J. Halgeen of Wrightsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Roberta
M. J. Halgeen
Wrightsville
Y M C A Camp To Open Next Friday
Y M C A summer camp director R W Gardner will lead a team to Stow New Jersey Monday morning to set up the camp for the boys arriving Friday June 29. Campers should report to the Y Office Friday morning before departure. Autos will leave the Y building between 8 and 9 o'clock to transport the boys to Stow. A truck will depart Friday morning with campers baggage. All boxes trunks and blankets must be at the Y Thursday evening well before 7 30 Friday morning to ensure transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Gardner
Stow
N. J
Earhart to Fly Home From Atlantic Crossing
London June 3 The first woman to fly across the Atlantic Miss Amelia Earhart now plans return to the United States. Amelia Earhart Wilner Stultz and Lou Gordon will sail from Southampton June 29 on the S S President Roosevelt to reach New York around July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Atlantic
United States
Amelia Earhart
Wilner Stultz
Lou Gordon
Southampton
Roppevelt
New York
Sleeping on Dance Floor Forbidden by Marathon Boss
NEW YORK The international dance marathon in Madison Square Garden nears its eighth hour as promoter Milton Crandall bars sleeping on the floor. He warns five couples may drop out. prize incentives rise for special events while Pittsburgh partners like Eddie Reonerd and Marianne Facque draw attention with bold moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fane
Danciue
Madison Square Garden
Milton Crandall
Eddie Reonerd
Pittsburgh
Marianne Facque
Presa
Tommy Nolan
Anna King
Alfred Ippale
Dorothy Bremen
New
Manhattan
Robbery on Leviathan Mail Bags Reported in Southampton
Scotland Yard checks ship passenger list after mast bags on the Leviathan are looted upon arrival in Southampton. Officials estimate the loss could reach about 4.5 million dollars with bags from the United States, Canada, Japan and other regions. Authorities say the robbery likely occurred before departure from New York, with passports and crew also scrutinized. The British post office notes a gigantic-scale theft and ongoing efforts to locate clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Scotland Yard
Southampton
United States
Canada
Japan
Leviathan
Post Office Department
Three Navy Men Die In Plane Crash At File Virginia
Major Chaften A Lutz 47 U S M C speed champion of the navy and three companions were killed when their new four motor Fokker monoplane crashed near File Virginia while attempting a landing in fog after departing Washington. Lieutenant H Busbey died instantly Corporal Reeder Nickols was seriously injured but expected to live and dictated a message to a doctor in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeder Nickols
Nickols
de. Campbell
Navy
Washington
Man Dies in Crash Near Meadville
Charles Mastern, 32, of New Cassel ie, Pa., was killed when he was thrown from the rear seat of an automobile against the framework of Mead Avenue bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
UPD
Charles Mastern
New Cassihe
Mead Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Brisbane
Tammany Hall
Fishing
Lindy
Col
the Tribune Tonight
Morria Sheppard
U. S
Sheppard
Sheppards
Texarkana
England
File
W. Va
Weather Force
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!