200 Arrested in Roumanian Revolt Plots
Berlin reports show over 200 arrests in Romania amid a suspected plan to establish a military dictatorship and install Crown Prince Carol. Officials acknowledge an attempted coup as authorities seize arms, suppress press, and mobilize garrisons across Bucharest and Jian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Europe
Carol
Michael
Ministry of the Interior
Burcharert
Yoskesche Zett
Bucharest
Imelwdting Weral Brostennu
Jian
Romania
Spoca
Bucharrest
Governm
Southern Star to Fly Again Thursday
Lima Peru July 9 The Fplane Southern Star will resume its flight from Tampa Florida to Santiago Chile early Thursday with a planned night flight Capt John K Montgomery and three other crew aboard departed Tampa June 30 and arrived here late west from Talara Peru The plane is owned by American International Airways Inc of which Monomeri is president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Southern Star
Tampa
Fla
Santiago
Chile
Preent
Fiy
John K Montgomery
Talara Peru
American Interal Airways, Inc
Monomer
Warmer Weather Predicted for Iowa Farmers
Iowa farmers expect a warm spell starting tonight and lasting tomorrow as Charles D. Reed of the U S Weather Bureau forecasts higher temperatures. The state recorded a high of 39 at Burlington and a low of 4 at Inwood yesterday with the warmest areas in the northwest tonight and expanding statewide tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
United States
Weater Observer
Reed
Burlington
Inwood
Lightning Kills Des Moines Woman in Afternoon Incident
Mrs. Zelma Terrell, 24, died when struck by lightning while sitting with her three year old daughter and sister on a bench under a large tree. Five others were stunned, including a nearby salesman. Terrell had previously lived in Ona Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Zelma Terrell
Terrell
Iowa
Woman recounts new motive in Kitselman strangling case
Lat a Weaver, 21, of Toulon, reportedly altered her statement to claim she killed Wilmer T. Kitselman after he threatened to reveal her past to her wealthy father. She described years of drinking and alleged abuse, saying she feared disclosure more than leaving him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
U.P
Sorek Mekder
Lata’ Weaver
G Wotan
Wilmer T. Kitselman
Miss. Weaver
Serena Masvanoetia
Handicap meet at Washington Country Club reaches semis
The Washington Country Club handicap golf tourney advances to the semi finals with six of eighty players remaining. Albert Moorman meets Will Shannon, Max Marble faces the Dr W Clow winner, and Robert Brinton battles the Brinton winner today. Guy Knauss has a bye and remaining matches end by Saturday morning. The final three will play 18 holes each to determine the winner. Qualifying rounds for the city tournament follow soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Country Club
Albert Moorman
Will Shannon
Max Marble
NHL
Dr.w. Clow
Robert Brinton
Guy Knauss
Matenes
Col C J Wilson Victim at Rotary Meeting
Col C J Wilson was criticized at a Rotary club noonday meeting for not telling enough about his life. The incident labeled contempt of court touched on his public and professional history, while attendees praised a Washington visit by West Branch delegates. Mrs J H Dawson and Mr Dawson of Ogden left after visiting their aunt Mary A Sha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Wilson
Rotary Club
Col. Wilson
West Ranch
Rotary Clu
West Branch
Washington
Ralph. Thompson
Hod. Patters
Ralph Shannon
J. H. Dawson
Ogden, Viah
Mary A. Sha
Submarine collision near Pembroke kills crew at sea
Two British subs the H-47 and L-12 collided off Pembroke Wales in the Irish Sea during maneuvers. The H-47 sank with about 20 crew aboard and two were rescued. the L-12, carrying around 20, had one crew member missing or in critical condition. Rescue attempts face deep water and difficult conditions as authorities announce fatalities are feared and public events are canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Howson
Pembroke
Wales
Geo- London
Irish Sea
Lieut
R. J. Gardner
Sydney
Cleburne
Admiralty
Portland
Portsmouth
Rock Island Trains Delayed From East Due to Washed Out Track
Trains from the east were late into Washington after a track washout between Tiskilwa and Bureau. Train No. 11, due at 12:14 a m, arrived at 8:40 this morning, and Train No. 24 from Chicago to Kansas City, due at 1:03 a m, arrived later than schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiskilwa
Bureau
Rock Island
Washington
Washingon
Chicago
Kansas City
Sternon
Sherm Welch Improves After Stroke Report Today
Sherm Welch, who was seriously ill after a Friday stroke at 162 South Seventh Street, is reported to be improving this afternoon. His daughter Mrs. Raymond Cottet of Pueblo, Colorado, was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm Welch
South Seventh Street
Raymond Cotdit
Pueblo
Colorado
Clinton Police Chief Wins Opening Round at Ouster Hearings
Clinton Police Chief James St Sloppy faced ouster hearings as Judge Kepler opened proceedings in Northwood district court. The case pivots on alleged dereliction of duty and calls for immediate suspension while prosecutors seek to depose the entire police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clanton
James St. Sloppy
Linton
Alice
Vurt
Sloppy
M. Pins
Northwood
Jom Fletcher
Alto General
Cher
Kepler
Tay
Troop F 113th Cavalry Settles In New Quarters
Troop F of the 113th Cavalry moves into the Yerdo barn on the town’s south edge. Improvements to living and drill spaces not finished. horses housed west of the barn with a picket line. Normal opening of the yard and field planned after the upcoming Camp Dodge encampment August 4 to 18. Captain P J Crail says full setup awaits troopers’ return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 113Th
National Guard
Camp Dodge
P. J. Crail
Justice of the Peace Reports Auto Law Violations
Hearings held on state automobile regulations with inspector E C Haynes and officials Rex Beauchamp and J M Davis fining two drivers ten dollars plus costs for driving without a proper license plate and another five dollars plus costs for a car with a single plate and a missing tail light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Barber
Mobile
E. C. Haynes
Rex Beauchamp
J. M. Davis
Sprites
Charles Merrifield
Boy Hurt in Runaway Plow Accident Near Wellston
Everett Durst ten years old suffered a serious injury when a team began to run away while plowing on his father’s farm near Wellston. He was thrown from his seat leaving a deep cut on his left forearm and a severe gash on his neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Durst
Wellston
Te Boy
New Currency to Be Used Tomorrow
United States currency will be replaced tomorrow by a smaller, redesigned issue using one third less paper and ink. The new notes will be distributed through Federal Reserve banks and branches. Some currency is already in reserve custody, while other details in the fragment reference a couple arriving at a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Government assigns experts to aid Federal Farm Board
President Hoover’s Federal Farm Board will receive help from a staff of nearly 1,000 agriculture department experts. The bureau will provide crop data, reports, and field facilities to support the board’s early work on the farm surplus and price problems with Wheat and Cotton as key focus areas. William F. Schilling named as a board member. six of eight seats filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Evey
Agriculture Department
Hoover
Hng
Bureau of Agricultural
Aly
Jon
Arm Board
Nil Olsen
Coress
Everal
United States
William F. Schilling
Northfield
Minn
Charged With Murder Of Farmer In Harris Area
A man from Mino was held without bond in county jail today charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of George Louscher, 45, a farmer near Harris. Edwards fled to Worthington and surrendered there after the early morning incident following an argument over a purchase. He waived grand jury upon arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mino
Punty
George Louscher
Harris
Man- Edwards
Worthington
Red
Edwards
Walter L. Graves to Attend Citizens Military Training Camp
Walter L. Graves of Crawford was designated to attend the Citizens Military Training Camp this year from August 1 to August 10, as notified to The Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Graves
Crawfordshire
Offte
Women Exempt From Fishing Licenses Lawyer Argues
Representative C O Dayton highlights an omission in the new law text printed Saturday. The article notes the paragraph on who must hold fishing licenses and claims only men are required to obtain licenses, alleging a discriminatory provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Dayton
Contraband Seized in New York Worth Over $1 Million
Reported seizures totaling over a million dollars in opium and other contraband occurred at a port facility. The haul allegedly included silks and fine tea stored in trunks belonging to Mrs. Ying Kao, wife of the Chinese vice-consul, upon her return from a trip. Authorities describe the operation as connected to smuggling and detail ongoing inquiries and prior cases involving notable individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ying Kao
Ieee
Berneig
Auiberlieg
Henan
Harry Rosa
Transcontinental air route planned by Boeing Air Transport
Washington July 9 U P The planned first transcontinental air passenger route will be laid by Boeing Air Transport operating a dog freight and passenger service between San Francisco and Cleveland next fall Harold Grats fouling representative Between Chicago and Jesus the new line will be operated fairly by Boeing Air Transport Inc The line will involve 24 ground stations in California and Illinois with radio navigation and reclining chairs for sleep Rates for the Cleveland to San Francisco trip not yet set Simultaneous with this cross continental plan Boeing said it was building five large flying Coast to service Seattle to June Alaska inside route up the coast without crossing the new Pacific
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Boeing Air Transport
San Francisco
Cleveland
Harold Grats
Chicago
Boeing Alr Teaport, Inc
Ths Tirt
Stowe Airplane Company
Cealawlandes
Jexicago
Radio Lescon
Traiers
Seattle
Juno
Alaska
Anaheim man shot during escape attempt in Sioux City
L. T. Smith, 29, of Anaheim California, was shot and killed yesterday afternoon while fleeing from police who had attempted to question him about a stolen car. A detective fired, hitting him in the shoulder and causing him to drop his weapon before the chase ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
L. T. Smith
Anaheim
Calif
Smith
Ofleery
Band of Gypsies Rob Gas Station Arrest Girl in Theft
A group of Gypsies detained in Jefferson Iowa with Grace Snyder aged 17. She admitted stealing a car near Des Moines and was returned to Rockwell City Reformatory with a possible sentence of up to ten years. Roland King also faced charges and restitution totaling $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
Grace Snyder
Des Moines
Rockwell Station
Rone City
Roland Ve
King
Pathfinder Not Reported By Any Ships Nearing Rome
New York reports wireless stations along the Atlantic standby for news on the Pathfinder flight from Old Orchard Maine to Rome. Roger Williams and Lewis Yancey, with no radio, are believed to be near the European coast as weather and visibility affect sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Old Orchard Beach
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Vaiey
Rome
Europe
Afernoon
Llanes
Spain
Atlantic
York
Atlantic Seaboard
Old Orchard
Thir
Williams
Yancey
James H. Kimbal
New Yorker
Meteorolog
Re opened Valley church after re decoration
Special services marked the reopening of the Valley church in Dutch Creek township after a three week interior re decoration costing about 750 dollars. Large audiences attended the services and a basket dinner followed in the church yard. A class of ten children was confirmed, with Rev. Carl W. Klein in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Church
Dutch Creek Township
Carl W. Klein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julio Manin
National Peasants
Kitselman
Col
Rotary
J. C. H. Hollindy
Montreal
Torbay
Tor[ Bay
Eerdo
Boy
Federal Farm Board
Com
Olsen
White House
Dureau
Band OF Gypsies
Santander
Hansa Costal Ely
Oviedo
Io Air
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!