Britain to Build Two New War Cruisers
London reports confirm that two British cruisers will be laid down this spring under the 1924 MacDonald plan. First lord Bridgeman asserts construction proceeds despite Treasury pressure, with one ship begun this month and one in March. UK debate follows US Senate action on related cruiser legislation.
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Treasury
MacDonald
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United States Senate
Unusual frog hatch from egg found in Bermuda Jamaica
The Crane Pacific expedition for the Field Museum reports a froglet that emerges directly from the egg. Specimens were collected in Bermuda, Jamaica origin is suspected, and the mother frog guards eggs unusually. Another frog type was found in the dungeons beneath Christophe’s throne room in Cape Haitian Haiti.
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Crane Pacific Expedition
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Panama
Field Museum of Nation History
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Jamaica
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Schmidt
Christophe
Cape Haitien
Haiti
Champagne Bottles Trigger Rhine River Diving Spree
After a boy surfaced from Ehrenbreitstein Castle riverbank with a champagne bottle, divers swarmed the Rhine. A saloon keeper, under investigation for irregularities, had hidden bottles in the water prompting a flood of divers and reports of more bottles.
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Germany
Ehrenbreitstein
Rhine
Trap Across Road Aims To Stop Bandit Cars In 100 Yards
Scotland Yard considers a new road trap using steel tentacles and wire chains across the road. As a bandit vehicle crosses the mat the wires grip the chassis and entangle it, halting a fast car in under 100 yards.
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London
Scotland Yard
Bathing plea meets old opposition in Hattsbridge
London report notes Hattsbridge village schoolmaster urging a school bath while a school board member reveals a decade without bathing and recalls a friend who never bathed after his mother stopped washing him, illustrating local resistance.
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London
Hattsbridge
Tragic Denver widow tied to Rockefeller kin dies in fire
Anna Inman, a distant cousin of John D. Rockefeller Sr., perished in a bed fire caused by sparks from a grate in a cheap rented room. Police moved the charred body to a mortuary as details emerged of her family links and late life in Denver. The report also notes studies at the University of Chicago and local ambulance contact.
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Denver
Colo
Anna Inman
John D. Rockefeller
Secretary of State's
Anna Miller
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