President Coolidge urges broad view on city traffic crisis
President Coolidge told automobile club secretaries at the White House that city transportation and industrial problems require the broadest inclusive view. He warned against relying only on quick traffic fixes and noted urban systems increasingly push congestion rather than relieve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
President Coolidge
Automobile Clubs
American Automobile Association
White House
Coolidge
Police Dog Leads Officers to Refuge of a Missing Couple
A German police dog guided three men to an abandoned farm barn in South Brookfield Granville VT where farm hand and former convict Fart Woodward and 11 year old Lucille Chatterton were found. Woodward was captured without resistance ending a week long search by armed officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Phe Agsonistad Press
Granville
South Brookfield
Fart Woodward
Lucille Chatterton
Woodward
Judge completes 4000 mile round trip hike and returns
Superior Judge Dudley Kinsell, former Alameda County bench member, arrived home in Oakland after a 4000 mile hike to St. Augustine, Florida and back. He quit the bench citing courtroom stuffiness and says the journey taught him the world is good and people are good. He endured hardships and shared blankets and meals with fellow travelers on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Dudley Kinsell
Alameda County Superior Court
St. Augustine
Florida
Kinsell
Sinking of Coe D'or after collision with Clackamas
Halifax reports the schooner Coe D'or lost several crewmembers after the vessel was rammed by the steamer Clackamas off Nova Scotia. The Clackamas, en route from Newport News to Halifax, may have caused the disaster. authorities and nearby ships investigated the distress with limited radio contact and fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageinter Rene
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Eyltimates
New York
Newport News
Clackmas
W. N. MacDonald
Sidney
Ottawa
United States Shipping Board
Portland
Oregon
United Fruit
San Gil
Boston
Department of Marine Ail Fisheries
United States
Europe
Fugitive Woodward Captured With Child Rescue
Woodward, a former convict, surrendered with the girl after a rifle-armed escape through wooded mountain townships. The pair had been on the run since last Friday, deprived of food, and wearing drenched clothing. He says he planned to place the girl in New Hampshire for proper care. Lucille wept as authorities took her from the scene amid a growing crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Walter Chatterton
Lucille
New Hampshire
Ian
Advertisements Highlight Notable Local Items Today
Readers are shown a variety of ad notices and brief items across the page. The assortment includes sales, services, and community announcements likely of interest to residents seeking goods, trades, or event details.
Red raids hit ten New York meetings on May Day
Police raided ten meetings of communists socialists and alleged anarchists in New York on May Day with few arrests. The Manhattan raid targeted the Workers Party of America where William Z Foster confronted officers demanding warrants before desks were opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Foster
Enright
Frost Hit North Town With Light, Nontoxic Chill
North Town experienced a heavy frost last night but no fatalities are reported. Temperatures dipped to a minimum of 81 degrees in Mason City through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
North Town
Supreme Court Denies Limited Suspension of Packers Decree
Justice Bailey refused the government's bid to constrain the consent decree suspending operations of the big five Chicago meat packers. The order remains in effect until further court action after a final hearing and proof from the 1920 case. California canneries intervene due to product distribution contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Mme the
Asteomoter Pyrena
Washington
Packer
Justice Bailey
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
California B
Chicago
California
Attempted assassination of King Boris thwarted in Sofia
May 1 report from Sofia states guards uncovered an almost complete subterranean passage with an explosive fuse aimed at the royal palace. Police also report a clandestine communist printing press found in a dentist office linked to plots against the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Boris
Peasants Party
Moscow
Quiet Congressional Work and Growing Security Rules
Washington dispatch notes lawmakers largely operate in quiet recesses while leaders draft plans for when Congress returns. Military secrecy plans threaten public access to tests and battleship actions, with officials unsure how to enforce restrictions without broader legal changes and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War and Navs
Washington
Fortress Monroe
Ger
Soviet Lena concession opens vast Siberian mineral frontier
The Soviet government granted Lena Goldfields Ltd. a 50 year concession for 1.5 million acres in Lena Altai and Sissert districts to mine gold silver copper and lead. The project expects New York and British participation with potential hundreds of millions in turnover. Vessels are transferred and six percent of production will be paid to the government. arbitration will involve Swedish and German geologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preac
Moscow
Lena Goldfields, Ltd
Lena
Altai
Sissert
Siberia
New York
Altai District
Europe
Asia
Kuanetek
Urals
Lena River
Lena Gold Fields, Ltd
Walter Lyman Brown
Los Angeles
American Relief Administration
Alexander Malozenoff
Oakland
Colif
Lena Properties
Frederick W. Glynne
London
Light Frosts Last Night Not Expected to Do Much Damage
Frost in Iowa was light in most areas and heavy in a few while officials said no serious damage likely to fruit or garden crops. Temperatures ranged from 29 at Boone to 37 at Des Moines. Smudging was used to prevent damage and a light frost was forecast for eastern Iowa with warming expected for Saturday in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Weather Bureau
Charles D. Reed
Boone
Doping Harrison A Pipe Edson Says
Des Moines May 1 Warning against the sale of cannabis indica, the drug Harrison says was given to him on the eve of the republican speakership caucus, was issued to local druggists by police. Edson denies any drugging incident and says Harrison withdrew from the race two days before the caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Preacd
Des Moines
E. P. Harrison
Oakland
Harrison
W. C. Edson
Storm Lake
Edson
Flarrison
Iowa debate championship to be decided today
Winners of the state debate preliminaries in Iowa City will meet this afternoon to decide the state title. The two advancing teams will receive scholarships to the University of Iowa. Estherville and Chariton were defeated in yesterday’s preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Iowa City
Osceola
Osace
University of Iowa
Estherville
Chariton
Air Mail to Make Des Moines a Regular Stop
Congressman C. Dowell announced receipt of a telegram from C. F. Eevee air mail superintendent stating Des Moines is to become a regular stop on the trans continental air route effective July 1. The message indicates planned arrangements to establish the Des Moines halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
C. Dowell
C. FP. Eevee
General Air Mail
Phrase about selling them at a profit in British and American markets
The fragment notes freedom to sell items for profit in both British and American markets. It presents a concise economic assertion without specific entities or dates.
Army balloon entry damaged before national elimination race
At St Joseph Missouri May 1 the army balloon S 16 piloted by Captain Wm ONeill broke its net and was damaged beyond repair and will not start the national elimination balloon race only four balloons remain in the race Lieutenant ONeill seeks permission to fly Major Smiths pilot balloon TC 6 from Scott Field Belleville Illinois arrived at Roner crams field at 1 45 pm and the race starts at 5 30 pm over Iowa observers asked to report any messages found en route potentially near Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosecrans
St. Joseph
Wm. O'Neill
O'Neill
Major Smith
Scott Field
Belleville
Roner Crams Field
Iowa
Washington
Journal
Income tax receipts fall in first quarter comparison
Official figures show combined income taxes for January to March totalled 519 228 820 98 dollars, down from 586 780 190 39 last year. Iowa receipts January 1 to April 1 declined to 3 357 659 dollars from 4 563 188 dollars in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Andrews Held on DWI Charge After Streetcar Crash
Harold C. Andrews was jailed in Cedar Rapids after failing to post a $1,000 bond on a state DWI charge. His police court trial was postponed to May 6, the same day the state charges will be heard. He struck a group of twenty streetcar passengers Tuesday night, injuring nine who were reported as recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Harold C. Andrews
Andrews
Burlington Bakers Vote On Trike
Union bakers of Burlington will vote on Saturday to decide if they hold out for a new contract or sign the old agreement for another year. They demand wage increases and daily work, but employers have declined these terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Union Bakers of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saeed
Baloon
Auto Club
Judge
PROM
Halipan
REDS
Italy
Rome
Fiume
Communist Internationale
Milian
Prom Moscow
Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Dp. C
Congress
National
Mitchell
Halsey Powell
Navy
Siberian
Mr. Brown
Great Britain
Russia
Bro
Lowa House
Cules
AIR Mail
ARMY
Enet
Burlington Bakers
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!