Consul Bopp Sent Up Two Years On Plot Charge
In San Francisco on January 23 1930 Franz Bopp a German consul general was sentenced to two years in federal prison and one year in county jail with a total $10 000 fine for conspiracy to violate American neutrality. Three aides were sentenced similarly and Mrs Margaret W Cornell received one year and one day and one year with no fines. The judge gave 30 days to appeal bail set at 10000 for Bopp and van Schack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Franz Bopp
Germany
William Hunt
United States District Court
Bopp
McNeil’s Island
Wash
UREE
H. van Schack
George Wilhelm von Brincken
C. W. Crowley
Margaret W. Cornell
Crowley
Canada
Cornell
Hunt
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bono
von Schack
Hante
Government to Get Jobs for Troopers
Washington, D. C. Jan. 23. Guardsmen returning from the border to fill their jobs will receive help from the federal Bureau of Immigration to obtain other employment. Commissioner General Caminetti today issued orders to officers nationwide to assist unemployed guardsmen. The plan has been approved by the War Department. Teather has advanced from 62¢ to $1.45 per pound. Also noted is a local shoe advertisement from Model Shop Co. at phone 214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Immigration
Caminetti Doday
War Department
Teather
Model Shop Co
Dr Cary Grayson Named Medical Director by Wilson
Washington D C day It is the most disquiet in navy circles since Roosevelt’s elevation of Leonard Wood as President Wilson nominates Dr Cary Grayson personal physician to the president for the top medical post in the navy with the rank of rear admiral. Senate opposition is anticipated as officers protest the advancement over senior and more experienced officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Timits Beet
Navy
T. Cary Grayson
Wilson
United States Navy
Senate
Army
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Local social notes and wedding in Waterloo scene
Social events fill a Waterloo weekend with gatherings at Miss Myrtle Salter home and city clubs. Guests include Miss Gladys Brackney and Mrs. Loren Risk among others. steamboat party details and a Stevenson Watts wedding ceremony at First Methodist Episcopal Church highlight the week. Nearby notices cover receptions, club meetings, and a batrosal engagement in Northminster area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Ga
Grace
H. G. Harper
Harmony Club
W. Gc.t. A
E. Lockwood
F. &. Garber
Irma Goss
Sixth Street West
G. G. Kennedy
Russell Lamson
Loren Risk
Minneapolis
Rose Higby
Des Moines
W. G1. FL & N. Railway
Stevenson
Waterloo
Rath Packing Company
Jefferson Street
Charles Howe
Cedar Rapids
Dirs
J. F. Watts
Plain Reid
St. Monica
Our Lady of Victory Academy
St. Monica's
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Pearl McLarten
William Wiyon
Brennan
Kurth
Evelyn Miller
Rose Smith
Leo Goswiller
Roosevelt Aapg Wilsons Speech
Roosevelt denounces President Wilsons address as empty promises and shirking while urging action on Belgian deportations and maritime murder. He cites past statements and his Nobel Peace Prize remarks for stance. Also notes Presbyterian mission school organized in Hagerman addition with 20 attendees and Bethany Sunday School to meet at 1220 Englewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Wilson
Cal
Theodora Roosevelt
Gol. Roosevelt
Norway
France
Belgium
Mexico
F. W W. Seger
The
Presbyterian
Towr
Hagerman
Suni
D. McAuley
Bernheisel
Bethany School
Englewood Avenue
Court Martial for Two Lost Aviators
Lieut. Col. H. G. Bishop and Lieut. W. A. Robertson, army aviators lost ten days in Sonora Mexico near the California line, face court martial for attempting a unauthorized San Diego to Imperial Valley flight after their propeller failed. They were found near death from hunger and thirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Bishop
W. A. Robertson
Army
Sonora
Mexico
California
San Diego
Cal
Imperial Valley
Views of the American Press on President's Speech to the Senate
A compilation of editorials from Chicago Tribune, New York newspapers, and other outlets assessing President Wilson's address on peace terms and the United States role. The pieces weigh whether America should back a League of Peace, balance liberty and duty, and preserve constitutional authority amid global war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Chicago ‘Tribune
Europe
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Uwtopias
Illinois
Chicago
United States
New York Sun
Fie
New York World
Hlood
Republic
Des Moines Register
Aday
Advice On What To Eat How Much To Eat
Dr Watson explains dietary guidance to reduce poisons in the body. Emphasizes meat sparingly, vegetables and roughage, plus a vegetable laxative from May apple aloe jalap and a neat pellet. Recommends water between meals, hot water before meals, outdoor exercise, and Anuric to protect kidneys and ease rheumatism or gout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. Watson
R. V. Pierce
President Wilson’s Appeal for Lasting World Peace
Fragmentary note presents President Wilson’s appeal to the public for a secure and happy world, urging a peace that ends conflict rather than a mere temporary truce. Also includes scattered lines about prices, markets, and an advertisement.
Danderine hair treatment promises gloss and growth
A promotional advertisement claims Dan- Verine or Danderine will remove dandruff and stop hair loss. It touts soft glossy hair in minutes and new hair sprouting after two weeks, urging readers to buy a 20-cent bottle at drug stores and test on a strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Inventor Develops Edge Thick Augur Bit Hag
An inventor creates a two edged augur bit hag with a thicker outer edge and a thinner center to push chips toward the middle, reducing clogging during operation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bopp IO
Aids
Myers Orchestra
K. Wall
White House
T Cary Grayson
OLSARISSE Empres_ wage
LA Racontreube
el News of
Socteb
Joseph Fox
Mullan Avenue
G. M. Flawyer
Rene
S. J. Line
Union Mill Company
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. B. Maynard
Lydia Society
Frs
Warren Brown
BF. F.F. Club
J. W. Krapfel
D. B
Auction Bridge Clab
M. J. O'Keefe
Auction Bridge Club
J. F. Simpson
Ladies’ Social Union
Th. B. Fowler
Burton Avenue
Aii
Deborah Garvin
St. Paul's Ladies’ Aid
Missionary Society
Logan Avenue
Cualbertson
B. M. K. Club
M. J. Butterfield
Fourth Street West
Nellie F. Brooks
Business Girls
Walker
Nina Wilcox
Business Girls’ Club
F. A. Ferguson
Maude Popp
Jane Addams
Thea Buzzard
Marion Hoss
Harriett Ross
Pearl Dean
Commercial Street
Vera Miller
Es Florence White
Edna Snyders
Ray Profit
Grace French
Penver
Cola
John Mullany
F. Larkin
William Mitchell
Order of the Astern Star
Masonic Temple
Deborah
First Methodlist Church
H. G. Phinney
Coharse
Galloway
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Dana Leonard
Evergreen Avenue
David Feldman
Sarah
Hyman Kaplan
Women’s Relief Corps
Roosevelt Aapg Wilson
Ious
Inslacore
High Seas
Lieut, Robertson
Leui
Col
Bishor
Omeage iTerald
Thas
America
Kansas City Star
Star
Beattle Post-Intelligencer
Thu Uw
Mil- Mneum
Anerch
New York Herald
Wilton
Nationa
Washington Post
Chmand
Priday
Dan
Merrell-Soule CO
Srrensa
N.Y
Pashion
Eden
Me. G. al Building
Lorenz
Viola Dana
WM. S. Hart
Tulliver
John Henry
Guy Voyer
Everyoae
Charley Grapewin
Triangle
Frank Keenan
Orctlestra
Princess Theatre
Brete Harte
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!