Warfront Bulletin and Ancient Egypt Notes In Spotlight
A scattered front page jumble covers a Nicaraguan elimination war bulletin as marines concentrate for a mountain offensive and a look at King Tut Ankh Amen tomb discoveries. Also notes on Hey panics about 1932 Democratic hopes, wrestling comebacks, hotel room booms, and a lost $9000 claim in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandino
Ancient
Egypt
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Howard Carter
Tut
Styx
Charon
Willis Forces Ohio Hoovers Insider Battle In Nomination
Washington dispatch analyzes Ohio battle over Hoover entry in primaries. Willis claims monopoly of delegates and blocks outsiders while Burton argues voters should express preferences across states. The piece notes Willis’ stature and self-regard, possible motives, and broader impact on the Hoover movement nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivax
Washington
D. C
Hoover
Ohio
Willis
Saliré
Harry Daugherty
Wiills
Theodore Burton
Burton
Buxton
Wills
Ohio Republican State Central Committee
Dawes
Pao Tro
Delivery Notice For Early Paper Service
The courier should deliver the paper to your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive your paper by that time call 4100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the offices before five PM.
Berger Seeks 4 Percent Beer and 12 Percent Wine Bill
Washington reporter notes Rep. Berger a Socialist from Wisconsin introduced a beer and wine tax bill setting 4 percent on beer and 12 percent on wine. He argues drinking has spurred progress and cites Noah Julius Caesar and Grant in defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Itp
Berger
Wisconsin
Noah
Julius Caesar
Grant
Data on U S Marines in Nicaragua Blocked in Senate
Senator Borah introduced a resolution in Washington asking the secretary of the navy to provide the senate with full information on Marine and naval activities in Nicaragua since Adolfo Diaz was recognized. The measure was blocked on a Republican California senator's objection. Borah seeks details on actions since that recognition and lists of killed and wounded on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
Nicaragua
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Shortridge
California
Adolfo Dian
Pan American Congress Faces Intervention Crisis
Havana February sixth. The sixth Pan American conference opens a new week amid debate over intervention. Delegates split on whether a firm legal framework is possible this week. some fear failure if no consensus is reached while others expect a compromise to preserve appearance of unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
UNS
Committee On
Yellowley Moves to Shut Cluggs Nightlife in Chicago
Chicago dry chief E C Yellowley seeks a permanent federal injunction to close 12 top night clubs and cabarets after raids, arguing patrons imbibe liquor on premises. The targets include The Rainbow Gardens Rendezvous Chez Pierre Samoyar Midnight Frolics Blackhawk Alamo Parody Cafe Jeffrey Tavern Plantation Cafe Club Ansonia and Hollywood Barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
E. C. Yellowley
Chicé Yellowley
Supreme Court
Arenises
Rainbow Gardens
the Rendezvous
Chez Pierre
Blackhawk
Alamo
Jeffrey Tavern
Plantation Cafe
Club Ansonia
Hollywood Barns
Kresge May Win Divorce Outright
New York report says Sebastian Kresge, wealthy chain-store operator, was found guilty of infidelity in a divorce action brought by Doris M. Kresge. The jury found him guilty after a private detective testified that Kresge was with Miss Gladys Adele Fish in an East Forty-Eighth Street apartment on April 11. Miss Fish is alleged to be sister of a Kresge employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sebastian
Kresge
Doris M. Kresge
Supreme Court
Tierney
Gladys Adele Fish
Natick
Mass
Lindbergh Lands Plane at Port au Prince Port
Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Portau Prince at 2 PM today while en route from Santo Domingo to attend the Pan American conference in Havana. The goodwill flight continues as the famed aviator travels southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
Port Au Prince
Ale Peinge
Havana
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Two Shot Riot Amid Coal Strike Ends in Injuries
Ohio and Pennsylvania coal fields face national attention as a strike widens. Police state trooper injuries and a woman crushed by a trooper’s horse are reported near Phillipsburg and Daisytown. Congress may be urged to investigate conditions amid calls from LaGuardia and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Phillipsburg
California
J. D. Buttermore
F. P. Byrne
Cresecent
Coal and Iron
Norse
Umion
Daisytown
Vesta Coal Company
Man 82 Takes First Bride For Seventh Honeymoon
Springfield newspaper item notes James Armstrong 82 and bride 72 celebrating her seventh honeymoon in Missouri with Armstrong saying he married to escape his cooking. The item, sourced from INS, runs with brief local color on the couple and their unusual anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Springfield
James Armstrong
Armstrong
High Court Upholds Miller’s Conviction
The U S circuit court of appeals upheld the conviction of Thomas W. Miller former alien property custodian for conspiring to defraud the government Miller was tried with Mary Mr Daugherty former attorney general whose indictment was quashed after two juries faltered on guilt leading to the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Med
Thomas W. Miller
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Miller
Daugherty
Escaped Slayer Provokes Exodus From Brartown
Waynesboro Feb reports 20 families flee as Samuel Shockey, murderer of his brother, seen in the mountains near his old home carrying a double barrel shotgun. The sworn vengeance recall drove two families to abandon their homes in Brartown, as villagers flee for safety after four years since the vow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Brartown
Samuel Shockey
Hs Brother
Senate and House Proceedings Highlight Teapot Dome and Ballot Recount
United Press report outlines Senate Teapot Dome hearings led by McNary conservation lands committee and a Finance panel review of alien property law. Privileges and elections panel begins recount of Wilson Vara ballots as House moves small bills on unanimous consent. Navy Secretary Wilbur presents to naval affairs committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhan Pahil¢ Lands Committee
Maitlee
Wilson Vara
HOUSE
Secretary of Navy
Wilbur
Naval Affairs
McAdoo Attacks Won’t Hurt Smith in Democratic Race
John T. Sullivan, Iowa Democratic leader, says William Gibbs McAdoo’s attack on Gov. Alfred E. Smith during a Richmond speech will not damage Smith’s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Sullivan argues McAdoo lacks real support and has been overrated by Republican reporters to split the party. He contends McAdoo was a straw man as treasury secretary and remains so, with McAdoo’s star faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gibbs McAdog
Alfred E. Smith
Richmond
John T. Sullivan
Iowa
Smith
Treasury
McAdoo
Hickman Trial Clarified By Medical Testimony
In Los Angeles on February 6 the Hickman murder trial heard Dr. Paul Bowers explain Hickman suffers from autographia not dermatographia, a nervous condition sometimes seen in normal people. Dr. H E Schorr then testified Hickman was sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Room
Los Angeles
iPi
William Edward Hickman
Paul Bowers
Bowers
H. E. Schorr
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Hickman
Duel With Boxing Gloves Ends Honor Pact in Paris
Paris February 6 A business man M Liborel and a dramatist M Docquals settled a dispute with boxing gloves rather than swords or pistols. Docquals won on points after a lengthy exchange. Liborel apologized with a kiss to show honor satisfied and reconciliation achieved amid 400 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Liborel
M. Docquals
Liborel
Docquois
Scotch Pay High Tribute to Haig
Thousands of Beelch people paid respect to Earl Haig after his body arrived in Edinburgh. More than 65,000 mourners filed past the casket at St Giles Cathedral, delaying closing time. He will be buried Tuesday at Bermersyde house near Haig's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Earl Haig
England
St. Giles
Haig
Bermersyde House
Iowa Woman Dies After Air Race to Bedside
The body of Mrs. Packard was flown from Lima City to Long Beach by air to reach her bedside before death. Her son Dr. E Packard arrived by air from Lima City, followed hours later by Charles Packard from Chicago. Funeral services planned in Manila, Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Angeles
Cal
Long Beach
Manila
Packard
E Packard
Lima City
Charles Tackard
Adyshante
Chicago
Wickersham Named Special Counsel in Stewart Contempt Case
Washington D C Feb 6 former attorney general and ABA president George W Wickersham has accepted appointment as special counsel for the senate in the contempt case against Senator Robert W Stewart Democrat Montana announced today Wickersham will arrive in Washington tomorrow for the hearing before Justice Jennings Bailey in the district supreme court on the writ of habeas corpus which freed Stewart from the senate custody Stewart’s counsel Jesse Adkins will be aided by John Barnett Democratic national committeeman for Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
George W. Wickersham
American Bar Association
Senate
Robert W. Stewart
Walsh
Demosrat
Montana
Wickersham
Washington
Jennings Bailey
District Supreme Court
Stewart
Jesse Adkins
John Barnett
Colorado
Ten Years Ago in the Service Ten Years Ago in the Service
William G Behm recalls his World War I injuries at Des Moines training camp on August 22 1917. A compound fracture in his leg sidelined him until April 13 1918 after seven hospital stays. he left service on a surgeon's certificate of disability and later continued to suffer periodic pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Base Hospital No.1
New Jersey
Wiliam G
Behm
Madison’ Street
Towa
Des Moines
National Guard
Oskaloosa Man Is Appointed to Bench
Gov Hammill today named J G Patterson of Oskaloosa as judge of the throwa judicial district to succeed Judge Charles A Dewey. EB P Malmberg of Newton, the only other candidate, withdrew and endorsed Patterson for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Gov. Hammill
J. G. Patterson
Oskaloosa
Throwa
Charles A. Dewey
Washington
Southern
Towa
P. Malmberg
Newton
Patterson
Window Smasher Wins Escape After Jewelry Heist
A robber tossed a brick through the Hands & Son jewelry store window in Town City Ta on February 7 and stole more than 250 dollars in jewelry. The burglar escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Hands & Son Jewelry
Hylan Says Smith May Quit Race to Run
Former New York Mayor John F. Hylan stated in Los Angeles that Governor Al Smith might not join the upcoming presidential race despite agitation. He argued Smith could be stronger four years hence and noted Democratic leaders think Smith could win in 1924 but faces pressure to withdraw now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hylan
New York
al Smith
Hylan
Smitty
Smith
Los Angeles
John FP
Guv
Franco American arbitration treaty signed in Washington
In Washington on February 6 the French Ambassador Claudel and Undersecretary Olds signed a Franco American arbitration treaty at the State Department on the 150th anniversary of the 1778 treaty. The document limits arbitration to disputes excluding Monroe Doctrine issues and matters of domestic policy while signaling a broader aim to reduce war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
France
United States
Claudel
Robert E. Olds
State Department
Benjamin Frankin
Silas Deane
Arthur Lee
United States of North America
Th Young Remblic
New World
Great Britain
New Republic
Louis, VT
George Washington
Department
Ory
Leagues of
Washington
Paris
Olds
Stis
Amity and Commerce
Spe ‘Cial
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwestern University
Reagan
Kansas City
Atlantic City
Cleveland
Strangler
Lewis
Stecher
St. Louis
Jong
Big Munn
Munn
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Zbyszko
Crocade
LPI
Bamghart
Cascade
Sen
Dancer
Doris Palmer McDonald
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Margery Anderson
George
Quebec
Montreal
Havana Congress
CRIS
Smoke Marth
Sait Petite
Tarvester
Mutch Master
Wenry Georke Clears
T Advertisementy
Yellowley
Clugg
Miss Fish
Wheeler
Barre
la Guardia
Congress
Columbus
Belmont County
Florence
St. Clairsville
Pennsylvania
Hiram W
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
FP. HH
Sioux City
Missouri
Government Weather Bureau
High Court
Congress Today
United Press
McNary
Higeman
NEW Pagt
A.bolde
Franklin
Briand
Kellogg
Italy
Germany
Japan
Elihu Root
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!