Prohibition backers meet at Southeast convention
At St Petersburg Florida delegates to the Southeastern prohibition convention debated presidential candidates and party platforms as they prepared their resolutions. Prohibition Commissioner James Moran urged continued enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment calling prohibition a permanent fact and praising its moral and cultural benefits. The afternoon featured the first women speakers led by Mollie Davis Nicholson and Henry W Peabody.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Anti-Saloon League
James Moran
Mollie Davis Nicholson
Chevy Chase
Woman’s Democratic Law Enforcement League
Henry W. Peabody
Woman's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Beverly, Mass
American view of Britain and naval policy, says Sir Rennell Rodd
Sir Rennell Rodd, British delegate to the League of Nations, said in London that the average American is fair minded and thinks for himself but often misinformed on issues Britain cares about. He noted Americans misunderstanding naval power aims and urged clear explanation of Britain’s position to avoid delusion. He warned Americans feel entitled to their own conclusions.
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London
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League of Nations
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Geneva
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Great Britain
New 3000-shot camera speeds up high speed motion
International News Service reports a stroborama device that lets observers slow fast spinning props and shafts to readable rates. A 3000 exposure per second chronotime camera uses 48 lenses on a wheel for continuous film, enabling detailed study of high speed machinery and even pigeon wing flexion.
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International News Service
New York
Aetheron Speeds Beyond Light in New Ether Theory
Vallejo Calif March 7 A navy astronomer Captain T J J Lee Mare Island introduces the Aetheron a particle about 1000 million times smaller than an electron and claiming an average speed of 204000 miles per second 57 faster than light Dr W D Coolidge of General Electric reports electrons reaching 175000 miles per second under 900000 volt fields and Lee argues higher speeds arise by reducing mass or increasing voltage The exchange centers on ether wave theory and radiation laws amid ongoing experiments in atomic physics.
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Vallejo
Calif
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Mare Island
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New York
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General Electric Company
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Wave theory of ether linked to gravity and atomic forces
Captain Lee argues that kinetic ether theory explains universal gravitation and magnetism. He says the wave theory will reveal radiation laws and the atomic nucleus, with practical uses in therapy, chemistry, and bactericidal applications from manipulating electrons and small masses at high speeds.
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Coolidge
Lee
Polishing Skulls and Glass Eyes in England
Mrs Elizabeth Pratt at the Royal College of Surgeons tends 10000 skulls and skeletons daily dusting crevices and polishing skulls with a duster. Miss Rose Millauro, a 27 year old glass eye maker, shares the distinction of extraordinary work in London.
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Mareh
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Elizabeth Pratt
Royal College of Surgeons
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Rose Millauro
Pratt
Glass Eye Fashion Descriptions Stir Curiosity
The speaker describes three glass eyes for different uses. One has a small pupil for daytime wear, another for ordinary use, and a larger one for evening wear when the pupil expands most.
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