Ruth Nichols Injured In Plane Crash Near St John
Ruth Nichols, pilot and aviation pioneer, was injured when her monoplane crashed near St John, New York, after a 4 hour 15 minute flight from New York with a naval reserve convoy. X ray showed two cracked vertebrae but no dislocation. she remains hospitalized awaiting weather and planning further Atlantic attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Naval Reserve
Clarence , D. Chamberlain
St. John
Chamberlin
Ruth ‘Nichols
N. Y
World Fliers Speeding Over the Atlantic
From Croydon the Winnie Mae will fly to Berlin then Paris in a dash of a planned route across Siberia to Nome Alaska Seattle Chicago and New York. The article notes pilots Post Gatty and others, their origins and weather expertise, in a broader World War II era air route context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Oklahoma City
Gatty
Los Angeles
West
Indale
Croydon
Winnie Mae
Berlin
Siberia
Bering Straits
Nome
Alaska
Seattle
Chicago
New York
France Deliberates on Hoover Plan After Cabinet Session
Paris prepares a formal reply expected tomorrow as France weighs the Hoover plan. Observers in European capitals and Washington watch for France to shape its answer to the German question and Europe’s economic outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lochner
Berlin
Paris
Washington
Mittagzeitung
Germany
Leopold von Hoesch
Hoover
Bruening
Curtius
France
Mr. Hoover
Europe
Conspiracy Charged In Maricopa County Tax Assessments
The filing alleges a conspiracy involving a petition to block Senate Bill No. 116 and to delay its effects on tax under assessment. It claims the plaintiff was used to obtain signatures for referendum petitions until the next election. The intervener asserts the petitions are defective and void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
James K. Warner
Bystander Killed as Miners and Deputies Clash in Pa
A bystander was killed during a clash between striking miners and county deputies in Pennsylvania. Reporters describe scattered gunfire and authorities clashing with protestors as the tense confrontation unfolded in Arnold. Details on identity, motive, and arrests were not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
City Council Deliberates Firework Use and Infrastructure Needs
The council agreed on firework restrictions before the Fourth of July, allowing safe cap pistols only. They considered buying a city tractor, approved sewer flushing plans, and authorized repair spending for old paving. The U S Weather Bureau may install a ceiling light east of the high school, and 250 feet of fire hose was approved to replace worn equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
Protection of crops sought amid political battles
Governor Hunt vetoed parts of the general appropriations bill and ordered cuts to quarantine stations from thirteen to five. Hugo Farmer of Yuma County argued the plan would harm the Yuma valley’s protection. In Pennsylvania, deputies and striking miners clashed again, with casualties including a storekeeper killed as shots rang out near Arnold City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Horticultural and Agricultural Commission
Hugo Farmer
Yuma County
Yuma Valley
Fifteen Guilty In Land Fraud Case
Large numbers of investors were affected by a lengthy land fraud trial. Testimony spanned 12 weeks with over 200 witnesses. Besides the 15 convicted, several others faced charges or pleaded guilty, and juror influence concerns were raised but deemed unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Killitts
Collins
Miss Head
W. H. L. Howard
W. R. Southall
H. B. Watkins
the Phoenix
Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Walton
W. C Archibald
William C. Davis
John F. Eagan
Robert C. Baker
Arizona
W. L. Jourdan
Railway pact clears Dotsero cut off link plan
An agreement between minority interests in the Denver and Salt Lake railroad and the Denver and Rio Grande Western will enable early construction of the Dotsero cut off, connecting the two lines and placing Denver on a transcontinental route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Denver
James Bound Over To Superior Court On Burglary Charge
James bound over to the Superior Court after a preliminary hearing before Justice J B Drumm yesterday on suspicion of burglary in the June 1 Wheeler Hogan robbery on West Second Street. Bond set at 1000 dollars. defense motion to release on grounds of family support denied. James failed to post bond and was jailed awaiting fall term. Evidence showed he purchased rings and bracelets from a trader in exchange for a silver belt, with others testifying including City Marshal R L Neill and witnesses Harold Wheeler and David Blackhoop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qancy James
Wheeler Hogan
West Second Street
J. B. Drumm
J. L. Sweeney
Justice Court
James
Tobe Turpen
Wheeler
R. L. Neill
Harold Wheeler
David Blackhoop
Mount Asama Eruption Sparks Quakes and Smoke
Reports say Mount Asama in Nagano erupted yesterday with black smoke seen for miles. A quake centered about 160 miles northeast was linked to an outer quake belt and the eruption may have formed a new crater on the mountain’s northern shoulder, with ashes over a wide area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Asama
Nagano
Central Observatory
Rotary president elected for coming year
Vienna June 23 Syd ney W Pascall of London England was unanimously elected president of Rotary International for the coming year. Quincy James and Mrs David Blackhoop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Vienna
Sydney
W. Pascall
London
Eng
Rotary International
Quincy James
Mrs
David Blackhoop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Nighol
Atlantic
Kampkook
THE
Variety Store
Warren Avenue
Kamprook
H .P., Brown
Dallas
Tex
Brown
Arnold ‘City
Iwas
Auly Ati
Mike Philopovich
Arnold City
the _ Pitts
Central Drug
H. W. Bowers
Freeman H. Bloodgood
California
Samuel Clark
Ww. G. Jenkins
Phoenix
Cliff McAfee
D. J. Smith
San Francisco
F. C. Holmes
Gerald C. Bowman
Salt Lake City
S. G. Ames
San Diego
Thomas Rouse
W. S. Collins
E. G. Phillips
A. L. Knowles
Babbitt’s
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!