Cosmic ray of Milky Way named newest power discovery
International News Service reports Professor Millikan's claim that cosmic rays from beyond the Milky Way form one tenth of incoming energy and penetrate deep into water and lead. He cites experiments from balloons and Bolivian Andes and concludes the rays originate in another universe beyond the sun, moon, and stars.
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International News Service
London
R. A. Millikan
Nature
Millikan
McLennan
Rutherford
Glocker
Cameron
Andes
Bolivian Andes
Prof. Michelson Ill in Chicago After Collapse During Chess
Professor Albert A. Richelson of the University of Chicago, 75, famed for light speed work, has been seriously ill for a fortnight. He collapsed while playing chess and was admitted to a hospital with anemia and stomach trouble. Doctors reported some improvement and said he may be able to leave soon if strength returns.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Albert A. Richelson
University of Chicago
Berlin sees fewer accidents despite rising car traffic
Berlin reports a downward trend in accidents with December recording 1809 cases versus 1906 in November and 2013 in October. Twelve men and two women were killed, 433 men and 160 women injured. Most accidents occur Saturday between 5 and 6 pm.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Leopold Zimmerman Redeems Creditors One by One
In New York Leopold Zimmerman, 75, of Zimmermann & Forshay, rebuilt after a crash. He works with receivers to repay creditors, using earnings from a new firm to pay about 40 percent of debts and aims to redeem each remaining claim in full. He lives frugally, dedicates hours daily to the cause, and views his recovery as a personal crusade.
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Zimmerman
New York
Lower Broadway
Leopold Zimmerman
Zimmerman & Forshay
Europe
Col
Ealvage
Wall Street
Zim
Merman
Mixed Claims Commission
Tom
Wayville
Rod
Lila
Ruth
Robinson Preparing for Campaign After Nomination
United Press dispatch from Little Rock says Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Democratic vice presidential nominee, is busy with congratulations and scheduling events. He will visit the local American Legion post and then travel to Hot Springs to rest until formal notification. A vigorous campaign is planned after the formal announcement.
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United Press
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Alfred E. Smith
Houston
American Legion Post
Hot Springs
British ship Dauntless grounded off Halifax rocks
The British cruiser Dauntless ran aground at Tribune Shoal while sailing from Bermuda to Halifax. Fifty crew stayed aboard, 375 were evacuated by Canadian cruisers Festubert and Ypres. Salvage experts doubt refloatation. a heavy wind could cause breakup. The ship, built in 1918, faced a punctured hull as waves pounded the rocks.
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Halifax
N. S
Dauntless
Tribune Shoal
K. D. MacPherson
Festubert
Ypres
Bermuda
Tribune
Palmer Yards
England
Gallic moustache dispute shakes French academy
Paris July 3. Controversy over Vercingetorix whiskers erupts as painters and sculptors depict the Gaul with a long moustache. Academicians debate accuracy, warned of wide cultural impact if a definitive shave is adopted.
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Paris
Vereingetorix
Gaul
France
Academy
Vercingetorix
M. Frang Funck- Bretano
Anatole France
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