Secretary Denby Free Hand in Sims Discipline
President Coolidge has given Secretary of the Navy Denby full authority to discipline Rear Admiral William S. Sims for his London speech. Sims is ordered to report in person, with a possible removal from his post as president of the Naval War College at Newport, R. I., considered a severe rebuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haretng
Denby
William 8. Sims
Jackass
London
Sims
Admiral Sims
Ance
Fae
Navy Department
Sima
Naval War College
Newport
R. L
Union Wins Rail Shop Crafts Negotiation Victory
Chicago June 14 Union labor secured a ruling by the United States railroad labor board. Three test cases showed railroads refusing federation talks while claiming right to negotiate per craft. The board ruled that an agreement between the Federated Shop Crafts and a carrier should apply to all employees in those crafts if the federation so elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Labor
System Federation of Shop Crafts
United States Railroad Labor Board
Federated Shop Crafts
WAME New Oil Price Cut
Findlay Ohio June 15 The Ohio ON company announced a further reduction of 25 cents per barrel in price of seven central west crudes it purchased The new prices are Lima 1 88 Indiana 1 68 Wester 2 05 Minels 1 52 Princeton 1 52 Plymouth cents Waterloo 1 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Ohio ON Company
Central West
Lima
Tndiana
Wester
Miinels
Princeton
Plymouth
Waterloo
Arab ruler to govern Mesopotamia under British plan
The British government intends to replace the British administration in Mesopotamia with an Arab assembly and an Arab ruler during the coming summer. Winston Churchill, secretary for the colonies, announced the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dune M
Mesopotamia
Winston Churchill
Ruler to be elected by the people announced
In the house of cor officials announced the ruler will be chosen by the people, signaling a shift toward popular selection and away from an inherited path. The announcement underscores a potential transition in governance and public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Cor
Emery is new Legion chief
John G. Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously elected national commander of the American Legion by the national executive committee. He succeeds Col Frederick W. Gatirth Jr who was killed in an automobile accident here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Col. Galbraith
Indianapolis
John G. Emery
Mich
American Legion
National
Frederick W. Gatirarth Jr
Bubonic Plague Fatality Reported in Caldad Victoria
The first bubonic plague death occurs in Caldad Victoria Mexico despite quarantine measures. San Antonio reports the case dated June 15 with details of the fatality and ongoing public health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Caldad Victoria
Mex
Sugar sells at four cents in New York market
The local sugar market hit its lowest level in five years with 24,500 centrifugal bags selling at 4 cents. The drop followed renewed pressure on Porto Rican sugars, prompting the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porto Ican
Riots Riots in Belfast Amid George Visit Turmoil
Heavy firing and rioting roared through Clifton street Belfast as Republicans allegedly aimed to thwart King George's planned visit for the Ulster parliament opening. Shipyard workers stayed home while bullets struck near Ulster military HQ and tramcars sped past with passengers on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Clifton Street
George
Ulster Miltary
North Queen Street
Carrick Hill
Glenravel Street
North Street
Royal Avenue
Shanks Hilss
Garrick Hil
Millfield
Women’s Meeting at First Church Highlights Keokuk Presbytery Session
Miss Sallie Dickey spoke at the Keokuk presbyterial convention opening at the First United Presbyterian Church. She urged missions in India and contrasted Hindoo beliefs with harsh realities, while delegates from Greenville to West Chester registered for the event. The program included devotions, a pageant by juniors, and a forthcoming vote on a new constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Sallie Dickey
Washington
Keokuk
India
America
I. K. Beal
Frank A. Moore
Columbus City
Bethany
D. Mayia
Ainsworth
Leslie Mountford
Re. Tanna
H. C. Campbell
Pittehbure
Ion
H. W. Russell
American Legion Auxiliary
Knoxville
Susie Rdgington
Bertha Hey
Hagel Kracaw
Ledon
Hoellimeer
Ead
Westphal
Aris
Russell
Sandy
Miss Ruth Vincent and Miss Margaret Wallace Attend Marehalltown Wedding
Miss Ruth Vincent and Miss Margaret Wallace traveled to Marehalltown to attend the wedding of their college friend Miss Wanda Arney. Arney and Wallace have taught at Traer for two years. On return they will visit New Providence and Zearing Ta. A Thursday night dance at Phoenix promises open air fun with the Syncopators. 212 Ask your neighbor about Keily-Springfield tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Vincent
Margaret Wallace
Marehalltown
Wanda Arney
Arney
Miss Wallace
Traer
Miss Vincent
New Providence
Zearing
Phoenix
Shriners Parade Lights Des Moines Pageant Scene
Des Moines hosts a vast Shrine parade with 10 000 nobles from North America marching from capitol grounds through a packed route. The pageant features 50 bands 60 patrols and multiple temples with imperial officers and visiting contingents in colorful uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ric
Des Moines
North America
Capitol
B. RK. Pennett
168Th Infantry
Streithers
Mies
Pitty
Fifth Street
Arabian Way
Mecca
State House
East Walnut
Fifth
Locust
East Fifth
Walnut
West Walnut
Eleventh
Chestnut
Sixth Avenue
Grand Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Twelfth
Mulherry
Capitol Extension
Local Social Notes and Tiny Advertisements
Mrs. Pete Adrian and two children Walter and Dale return to Keota after visiting at the Clifford Snider home. Miss Margaret Schwab travels to Ainsworth for the day. Mr and Mrs Brichton go to West Cone. Miss Mildred Guinn to Sioux City to stay with sister Mrs Crowder. mother Mrs Turner to Cedar Rapids. Edison records promoted. Stephs jeweler advertises stock. Miss Abigail Bishop visits Letts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Adrian
Walter
Dale
Keota
Clifford Snider
Margaret Schwab
Lyons Bakery
Ainsworth
Mildred Guinn
Sioux City
J Crowder
Mrs. Turner
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will B
The
UNION
Labor Board
Ohio Company
Boston
Cinetynati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louie
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
National League
Pet
Beal Vonere
Amwr
York
Ashington
Saad Eowie
Vogue
Odd
Emery
NEW Legion
King
City
First Church
Missionary Societies OF Unit
ED Presbyterian Church
Greenville
Tenfi
Mies Lalu M. Warden
Gedar Creek Mission School
Purlington
Oliver Whiteman
Morning Sun
J. A. Glass
D. Y. Graham
F. M. Brown
Elizabeth Pierce
Sadie Young Wiley
Winfield
Virginia Marshall
J. A. Maria
J. T. Rickey
Lorene Stinson
Glendine Lundquist
T. EB. Johnston
J. R. Johnston
H. L. Duncan
F. H. Johnston
Not
Shriners
Review
Welle
Shriver
Claude Fisher
Earl Mills
Imperial Outer Guard
C. C. Deering
Afi'l Aes
Seeas
Iroaneat
Afifi
Ace
Savannah
Alce Patrol
Earnest A
Imperiel
Ellis L. Garretaon
Imperia
Velduz
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Duluth
Abu Bekr
Oletka
Trenton
N. J
Orak
Hammond
Ind
Mirza
Pittsburg
Kan
Kaneas
Zorah
Terra Haute
Mician
Kansas
Jackson
Fla
Midian Temple
Menah
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Alcazar Temple
Montgomery
Ala
Ansar
Springfield
Keypt
Tampa
Flu
Legion Auxiliary
Knoxvila
Tchama
Hastings
Karen
Waco
Texas
Dean
D. C
Kit Brichton
West Cone
McCall Ae Iiven
Edison
Benjamin Franklin
Commercial Savings Bank
Abigail Bishop
Letts
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!