On this day

July 13, 1929

Revisit the news, notable people, and historical moments connected to this date.

Portrait 1080 × 1920 PNG · created on your device

Filter by:

Headlines from July 13, 1929

Mountbatten Baby Baptized; King and Prince Godfathers

By Unknown Author

Daughter, Pamela Carmen Louise, baptized

None0 words

MOSCOW HEARS ARMY MOVES ON MANCHURIA; Soviet Troops Advanced to the Border After China Seized Railway, Says News Agency. FORCES ON "WAR FOOTING" But Tokio Reports Russia Is Sending an Envoy in Hope of Settling Trouble. Soviet Leaders Against War. MANCHURIAN TROOPS MOVE T0 THE BORDER Shanghai Debates the Clash. Talk of Selling Road Tokio Hears of Envoy From Moscow Nanking Reports 146 Deported Wang Denies Enmity to Russia. Russian Enjoy Here Recently.

By the Associated Press

Sino-Russian dispute

None0 words

TWO CLARKES ARE JAILED; SHIFT OF MILLION TO WIVES OF BANKERS IS CHARGED; BROTHERS FAIL TO GET BAIL Philip and Hudson Unable to Raise $25,000, Locked Up for Night. QUEST FOR ASSETS VAIN Partners Admit Having Little Personal Property--Evasive on Firm's Business. DEPOSITORS TELL PLIGHT Tuttle Sees Little Hope in Refinancing Offers--OrdersIncome Tax Check-Up. Two Inquiries On. Little in Assets Revealed. Clarke Brothers Reticent as Assets Are Hunted Poor Depositors Chief Losers. Tells of Bad Notes. Tells of Losing All. Deposited Day Before Crash. Finds $1,620,000 Overdue Notes. Tells of $261,000 Credit.

By Unknown Author

P L and J Clarke Jr jailed, due to inability to raise $25,000 bail each; Comr G W Cotter conducts inquiry into possible violations of Fed laws and J L Lyttle continues search for assets; failure laid to 5 1/2% interest rate, uncollectable loans, withdrawals by firm members and worthless securities; no additional assets uncovered; Tuttle orders income tax check up

None0 words