Democratic Rise and Republican Frustration in 1922 Elections
Washington analysis notes Democrats rally for a fall meeting to pick a new chairman and prepare for 1922 elections that will shape the Senate and House. It cites Harding’s rising popularity versus a stagnant GOP leadership, predicting possible Democratic gains but questioning the odds of a full majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
National Committee
Senate
Hardy
Harding
Hardn
Congress
Republin
House
Jase
Columin
Engagement Ring Is Girl's Property, Wise Judge Rules
In Chicago a judge ruled that an engagement ring remains the woman's property regardless of an aborted engagement. The case involved Louis Schaeffer and Celia Londonberg, with disputed ownership after the ring was taken away following alleged subterfuge and broken betrothal due to her dancing without him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Newcomer
Louis Shaeffer
Celia London Tere
Londonberg
Shaeffer
Penny Lunch menu debuts in Chicago schools
A 5 cent school lunch plan begins Monday offering soup or beans, two sandwiches or meat and potatoes, milk or chocolate, and a dessert. The Penny Lunch will be served in all Chicago school rooms, replacing last year's 2 to 3 cent items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wet filibuster dampens hope of dry forces
In Washington on September 24, wets blocked a renewed push to consider Willis Campbell antibeer legislation. The eight hour debate stalled the beer measure as leaders anticipated immediate focus on new peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary and a tax revision bill. Senator Stanley Kentucky led the drive for a search and seizure amendment to curb liquor searches amid points of order and quorum calls before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Washington
DD. C
Senate
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Stanley
Kentucky
Arbuckle Murder Hearing Returns To Court
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle attends resumed preliminary hearing on Virginia Rappe murder charge with wife Minta Durfee nearby. Judge's chamber wait, then courtroom scene repeats with witness J Ed Semnacher and a roster of police court cases. In Indianapolis, labor leaders gather as Gompers addresses the AFL amid Kansas strike disputes and Hewat's opposition to obeying contractor contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy United Prassi
San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Los Angeles
Arbuckle
Roscoe Arbuckle
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Women’s Club
Colored Women’s
Ton
United Mine Workers Clubs of America
John JL. Lewis
Federation
Denver
Gompers
Kansas
Lewis
Alexander Howat
Mminers
Hewat
Bad Cooking Is Ground for Divorce, Chicago Judge Says
Chicago, Sept. 24. Judge Sabath ruled in two divorce cases over alleged poor cooking. One man said his wife could only hard boiled eggs, the other that she fried only foods. The judge moved the cases forward, noting the plaintiffs suffered delay and quipped that well cooked meals keep the husband home and the doctor away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Sabath
Jian
Walk Miles in Rain Seeking Work But Are Not Successful
Geiwein Sept 24 A young wife walked a carriage with their child 17 miles to Arlington in a rainy day seeking farm work but failed to land the job. He has been out of employment most of the summer. He spent 13 months in the army and “blowa da bugle an” rassie da mule for Une Sam but got no job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiwein
Arlington
Rassie
Crazed Woman's Victim Lying Near Death in Brooklyn Shooting
New York, Sept 24 AP report says Miss Mildred E. Hanan, daughter of the late Alfred P. Hanan, shot early yesterday in a Brooklyn apartment with John S. Borland, sinking rapidly from peritonitis. Motive remains clouded. police theory of jealousy disputed by Borland and others, suggesting temporary derangement from drugs and liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Mildred E. Hanan
Alfred P. Hanan
Grace Law
Brooklyn
John S. Borland
Borland
Hanan
Sir Magan
Laws
FE. Dittmar
San Francisco
Thes
Arbuckle Hearing Proceeds As Party Details Emerge
The preliminary hearing of Roscoe C Arbuckle for murder advances in San Francisco as witness Semnacher testifies about a lively pajama party at a hotel. He describes liquor, dancing, and Arbuckle and Lowell Sherman in pajamas hosting guests. Dr Beardslee notes Virginia Rappe showed internal injury symptoms when attended after illness at the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Semnacher
Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Beardslee
O'Ren
Rappe
Pajamas
Fischbach
Toom
Arbuckie
Lowell Sherman
Ira Fortiouis
Belmont
Zeb Prevost
Ice Blake
Mae Taube
Sherman
Semwacher
Mrs. Deimori
Mont
Blake
Ced Tore
Theekie
Paris Co
Seinnacher
Waterloo Proclaims City Holiday for Dairy Cattle Show
Mayor Nelson W Frisbie proclaims Tuesday afternoon a citywide holiday to boost attendance at the Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse Show in Waterloo Iowa. Citizens are urged to close businesses and attend the exposition, with strong support promised to ensure a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
City Hall
NELSON W_ FRISBIE
Mediation Hopes To End Bergenland Dispute
Vienna reports a mediation push as Austria Czecho Slovakia and Yugoslavia offer concessions to stop war over Burgenland. Hungary is warned to withdraw by today or face conflict while a temporary alliance forms to block Hungary’s claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitied
Vienna
Ioday
Bergenland
Schober
Czecho
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Hungary
Receiver Willing to Take Chance on Des Moines Street Cars
Des Moines Sept 4 Frank Chambers receiver for Des Moines City Railway says he will seek to restore service immediately if convinced the street railway dispute can be settled without street cars being kept out during the interim after council adopts the franchise and before the election. Street car service was suspended August 3 by federal court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Frank Chambers
Des Moines City Railway Company
Wade
Funeral Sunday for Charles City Man Killed in France
Funeral services are planned Sunday in Charles City Iowa for Pvt Louis dywes killed in France. The guard of honor and details reflect his enlistment in the infantry and service with the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
France
Round On Trans as Rother Suspects
A garbled OCR snippet presents a shattered headline about Rother and trans issues with unclear phrasing. Readable fragments imply a legal or investigative context but lack clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics. Further text needed for a precise card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rother
Highways Weather Report Across Minnesota Iowa
Weather bulletin lists routes and towns including Avronc, Grosse, Masten, New Hampton, and Waverly. Forecast shows good conditions early, then scattered showers in eastern areas tonight with Sunday fair skies. Temperatures recorded around 20 degrees yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agro Utisre
Buren
Miiries Cty
Minn
Avronc
Biennes
Laihugs Grosse
Wis Masten
New Hampton
Bosteyne
Wloo
Waverly
East Por
Churchill Sees Limited Hope for Irish Settlement
Dublin dispatch reports Winston Churchill declaring Britain has offered its utmost in self rule talks with Sinn Fein and that rejection would trigger conflict, while Dublin outlines Sinn Fein insistence on no guaranteed status. Griffith says conference entry without conditions costs nothing but gains nothing. A Belfast riot leaves one man wounded and a civilian killed by an armored car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatest Treen
Belfast
Dly
Ireland
Churchill
Gister
Associated Press
London
Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
Lloyd George
Daily Mail
England
New York Lengths Daylight Saving Time Change Today
Fragmentary notice reports daylight saving time shift in New York with clocks set forward and back at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Local details unclear but indicates automatic time adjustment event.
Weather forecast for the week in Washington DC
The weekly forecast from the Associated Press predicts poor Mississippi and Tow valleys conditions, fair weather through midweek, then showers likely and a cooler outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoniated Press
Washington
DD. C
Mississippi
Tow
Noisy Senate Finance Bill Projects Higher Fiscal Needs
The senate finance committee reports a thorax revision bill with estimated costs around 2044 000 and notes a rise of 71 90 000 over the house total. The finance plan projects next year ordinary expenditures near 2 500 000 000, compared with 4 924 000 000 this year and 5 226 000 000 in the current fiscal period, signaling a larger program than earlier totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Cleveland Wins Second Game in Little World Series
Cleveland defeats the Yankees 9 to 6 at the Polo Grounds before about 45,000 fans. Uhle limits Ruth to a single as Cleveland bats for four runs in the fourth inning and preserves the lead with steady hitting. The third game is set for tomorrow with Ray Caldwell rumored to start for Cleveland and Carl Mays for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Polo Grounds
New York
Cleveland
Allie
Yankees
Hares Harper
Indians
Hugging
Bob Shawkey
Uhie
Babe Ruth
George Uwhle
Ray Caldwell
Yankee
Carl Mays
Javans
Miller
Wamby
Peck
Bpeaker
Ruth Bt
Wood
Manigel
Gardner
Sewell
Ward
Burns
McNally
Ned
Schang
Unle
Whie
Speaker
Ruth
Uhle
Menusel
Mails
Pipp
Harper
R. R
Sehang
Bytes
O'Neill
Evans
Ukle
Wambr
Mavs
Fersom
Meusel
Fat
Zard
Faust Felding
Ieg
Gob Shawkey
Shawkey
Speaker & EU
McNalky
Shawker
Oil and Steel Men Named Delegates to Unemployment Conference
Secretary Hoover announced by President Harding the naming of three additional delegates for the unemployment conference. They are Clarence D. Wicks of New York Standard Oil James A. Campbell of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Charles M. Babcock of St Paul highway commissioner of Minnesota. The total delegates rise to four with more acceptances expected today as about 69 were invited to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
D. C
Hoover
Harding
Clarence d. Wicks
New York
Standard Oil Company
James A. Campbell
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Charles M. Babcock
St. Paul
Minnesota
Girl wooed at brink of grave with gun in cemetery
Silvia Christ 16, wife of Thomas Christ, asks annulment claiming he wooed her at gunpoint in a cemetery. She says he forced her to walk to an open grave and threatened, “if you don’t marry me, here is your grave.” They were married about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Silvia
Christ
Thomas Christ
Thomas
St Louis Batteries-Tan Doak and Clemo Boston-Chicago Postponed
A fragment indicates postponement of a sports doubleheader involving St Louis Batteries Tan Doak and Clemo Boston Chicago, with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
Boston Bateriee
Jones, Myers
New York
Tan Doak and
Clemo
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emograts
Arty
Epublicans
Farmers’ Bloc
Reformatory
Fort Dodge
Ira
Lincoln
Jacksonville
William
Porter
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
G. A
Meyting
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
B. Harsh
Iowa
R. L. Chase
Briand
Paris
Albert, Sarrout
Juves I
Seattle
Detroit
Mich
Wash
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oconner
Tommy O'Conner
Patrick J. O'Nei
Louis Duff
Daugherty
Washington, DC
Ku Klux, Klan
Heyward
Barcelona
Alacrita
New Orleans
Cabo Creux
Dundee
Scotland
Winston
DDC
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Miss Hanan
San Felice
Tewa
Specia
Louis Dy Wes
Britain
Dominion
Winston Spencer Churchill
Pe Valera
Great Britain
Aerma
WTA
Peel
Ruth Sewell
Peek
Oil and Steel
T. Christ
Court
America
New York Batteries
Harper, Shawke
Sila
Philadelphia
Fire
Kerr Rommel
Vera
Eran Zane
Chicago Bateries
Kuber Freeman
Wolfe
Washington Batteries
Oldha
Fobusia
Wicini
National
Tng E ‘Elphia Pittspurgh Batteries
King Morrison
Tno
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Batteries
Markie and
Ware
I Tress
OT Neti
Ind
Schalk
Bea
Schalki
Bassler
Henline
BR Oh. & Ae
BS Ez
Snyder
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!