Inventor Niels Aason Demonstrates Remote Controlled Soldier
In Washington, the so called Edison of Norway and his wife present to the War Department an automatic soldier controlled from a distance. He also reveals plans for a remarkable depth bomb and discusses future military applications of his electrical device.
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Niels Aason
Edison
Norway
Washington
War Department
Emile Berliner
England
British
Air Ministry
College Park
British scientist unveils super power heat ray claim
Discovers Awful Ray H Matthews, a British scientist, presenting a heat ray that he says can demolish targets from a distance. He demonstrates by exploding gunpowder, lighting lamps, destroying motor magnetos, and killing mice at 64 feet.
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H. Grindell Matthews
Mr. Matthews
Is Richly Rewarded Miss Anita Ercell
Miss Anita Ercell of St Paul Minnesota who donated blood to save Mrs William Morton inherited a 200000 estate from a cousin in Australia six weeks after the transfusion Mrs Morton died and the will left the entire estate to Miss Ercell She plans to buy a farm term after finishing school.
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Anita Ercell
St. Paul
Minn
William Morton
Morton
Australia
Anti-Volstead Evidence Shown Before House Committee
Chicago health department data gathered by the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment was presented to the House Judiciary Committee. The material linked decoctions to 215 deaths and fed discussions on possible Volstead Act modifications.
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Chicago Health Department
House Judiciary Committee
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George J. Gould
Lakewood
N. J
Sisters of Mercy
Fox Lake
Pistakee Bay
Chicago
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Richmond
Thomas Jefferson
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ku K Klux Klan
Margaret. Naylor
Great Britain
Tobermory Bay
King George
Royal Enclosure
George
Wembley
Prince of Wales
Mollie Nethher Newbury
Boston
Lauris Baldwin
Iris Boulton
The
Scouts In
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Hollywood
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