Prepare for War With Chemicals Says Expert
Dr James Norris of the American Chemical Society told the Institute of Poli cies that chemical warfare will be essential in future conflicts. He urged studying and storing chemical warfare elements, predicted mustard gas would be used first, and called for Army sponsorship of development while condemning humanitarian opposition. He warned nations will employ any means to survive, and urged preparation ahead of the Geneva gas protocol vote.
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Williamstown Afaga
James Norris
American Chemical Society
Institute of Policies
TNT
America
Army Speed Ace Quits Air Force
Washington August 24 an other flying ace has deserted the nation s air service to win world Israel s Lieutenant Alfred J Williams of the navy will try to regain the record for three kilometres taken from him by the French aviator Bonet who flew 278 miles an hour Having been granted an indefinite leave of absence Lieutenant Williams will make his first attempt with financial checking of New York aero enthusi as s Lieutenant Alan P Snody another naval airman also is on leave to navigate Captain Fonck s plane on its New York to Paris hop Withdrawal of the army and navy from speed competitions is expected to cause other service airmen to make independent trials for records.
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Alfred J Williame
Navy
Bonet
Williama
New York Aero Enthusias
Alan P Snody
Foncksy
New York-to-Paria
Army
Customs Force Gets Ram Loads at Hoboken Harbor
August 24 reports the newly formed customs harbor patrol under General Lincoln C Andrews seizing its first ram, taiduan tao Bhipa, and two gun dalles while preventing smuggling of liquor, drugs, and aliens into New York port. A crowd confronted patrolmen outside the pier, firing at them. no injuries reported. A large limousine with dark shades followed the patrol, and guards were ordered to shoot if threatened.
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Hoboken
Lincoln C Andrews
Newstork
Kiyery
Haws Shades
Go Rerudt
Pickets Intimidating English Coal Miners Near Mansfield
Special police have been drafted to collieries around Mansfield Nottinghamshire as allegations of intimidation grow against strike pickets. Armed with cudgels, they threaten miners seeking to return to work. Despite tense scenes, broad violence remains limited and a few pits report workers resuming duty within ten miles of Mansfield.
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Mansfield Eng Aux
Compininta Rav
Nottinghamshire
Coafield
Manafleti
Mich Lees
Han
Uncle Joe Cannon Not Sick, Doctor Says
Danville August 24 Doctor Wilkinson reports former House Speaker Joe Cannon is not seriously ill though aging infirmities limit his attendance at public events. There is no immediate danger and no significant change in his condition.
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Uncle Joe
Danville
Doe’ Cannon
House of Representatives
Nis
Pi Charley & Wilkinson
Annon T
Wilkinson
Death of second Mrs Howard won’t halt suit in Milwaukee
Haverhill Massachusetts August 21 AP the death of Mrs Eleanore Phillip Howard second wife of John F Howard will not affect ongoing court actions by Mrs Margaret Trewird of Haverhill for separate support and $125000 damage in Milwaukee. Howard’s sons claim the estate tops a million and seek proper settlement amid alienation and bigamy allegations tied to earlier divorces. The saga began in Mexico where Howard remarried after divorcing Mrs Philip, with legal actions spanning Massachusetts Wisconsin and Mexico.
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Mass
Eleanore
Phillip Howard
John F. Howard
Margaret Trewird
Fiat
Howard
Mexico
Philip
Ilegal
Pilip
Phillip
Albert Howard
John Howard
Los Angeles
Howards
Howand
Cuernavaca
United States
Frank B Phillip
Milwaukee
Mexico City
Margaret Howard
Massachusetts
Venier
Muilwaukee
Philip Elad
Ahe
South America
Arrested for Rowboat Operation in Intoxication Case
Worcester Mass tug 24 AP David Denuette thirty seven, of Shrewebury, is the first man arrested in the city on a charge of operating a rowboat while under the influence. He was boating with two women on Like Quinsiga mond last night. He allegedly stood in and rocked the boat in deep water. In district court today the case was continued until to ino row.
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Worchester Mass
David Denuette Thiry
Ilque
New Britain Flyer to Study in Texas at Brooks Field
Charles L Wright of New Britain will report to Brooks Field Texas on September 11 for a six month course in primary firing under orders from the adjutant general. Wright is a first lieutenant in the Forty third Division Connecticut National Guard as the training begins in September and ends by March 15 1927.
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Teartford Ang
Charles L Wright
New Britain
Brooks Field
Texas
Adjutant Generals Office
Wright
Fecono
National Guard
Trig Courre
Dirigible tests aim for future air power and faster travel
At the air station Los Angeles, Captain F. Jackson and Lt. Commander C. Rosendahl lead experiments on rigid airships to advance radio and weather forecasting, navigation, and safety. They discuss larger ships, commercial potential, and speed advantages over trains, with Europe reachable in three days by air.
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Ocean Air Lines
F. Jackson
C KE Rosendahl
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Rosendahl
Associated Press
Ja Vielon
Alrah
Rosen‘dahl
Europe
Youth crime debate sparks education reform talk in Maine
Dr Augustus O Thomas, Maine education commissioner, at a conference on international relations from a Christian view, argues youth crime not worsening and education as a constructive force. He notes only a small percentage attend high school and says compulsory military training is unnecessary in high schools.
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Chaltaqua NY
Augustus O Thomas
Maine
Dr Thomas
Milford Resident Dies After Short Illness at eight
Darius S Whitcomb age eighty? died yesterday at his Milford home after a short illness. Born in Sharon he long resided in Milford since sixteen, ran a carriage painting shop, belonged as deacon to First Congregational Church. Survived by two sons Sithar and Albert. Funeral at his home and Church of Christ Congregational with Rev Charles Fo Atkins officiating. Milford Cemetery interment.
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Darius S Whitcomb
Herr
Milford
Sharon
Whitcomb
First Congregational Church of
Sithar
Milf
Albert
Weetfield
Church of Christ Congregational Thurs
Charles Fo Atkins
Milford Cemetery
Drunken Woman Resists Two Policemen in New Britain
A drunken New Britain woman, Craula Kaa phoitis, refused entry to police in her home on Wallflower Street last night and doused an officer with a burning liquid. She was arrested for breach of peace and drunkenness after an attempted forcible entry and a window escape. Her 17 year old daughter struggled with officers as the scene unfolded and Kasparakis was revived by attendants. An earlier court fine of five dollars preceded the disturbance.
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Craula Kaaphoitis
Feenes and
Temple
Weeney
Nemhhars
Mis 'Karamaitia
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