Water Power Development of Niagara Near 1,000,000 HP
Completion of the Chippewa Queenstown canal pushes Niagara Falls hydro power to about 1.05 million horsepower. Dredges excavated massive earth and rock, costing about 66 million for the canal with 15 million more for machinery. Canadian output may exceed 1 million HP, while American side adds 420,000 HP potential.
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Buffalo
Chippewa Queenston
Ontario Hydro Commission
Niagara Falls
Chippawa
Queenston
Culebra
Panama
United States
Chippawa Ditch
Niagara
Canada
Niagara Falls Power
Niagara River
Syracuse
Nipagara Falls
Two Hearings Today From Coroner Phelan In Bridgeport
Coroner John J. Phelan will hold two hearings in Bridgeport today. At 9:39 a.m. he will continue the investigation into the death of 12 year old Olga Stulter who was struck by a rotor driven by John Jaudeau of 103 Morehouse Street on December 21. At 11:80 a.m. he will open an inquiry into the death of five year old Emma Henri of 8 Allen Street Stratford who died after being struck by a truck owned by Southern New England Telephone Co and driven by Joseph J. Richter of Milford on Stratford Avenue opposite St Michael's Cemetery.
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John J. Phelan
Bridgeport
Olga Stulter
John Jaueau
Morehouse Street
John Martin Slater
Witneses
Christmas Tree Entertainment At Bridgeport Lodges
Tonight a Christmas tree entertainment is held in lodge rooms at 925 Main Street with music and Santa Claus handing out presents to children and adults. The program features Wowompon, Konekapotawauh, and Kyota groups, with Kings Highway church choir and performances by Alice Ryan and Mr. Morrison.
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Bridgeport Lodge
Etka
State Street
Circola Roma
Mobie Avenue
Calarabua Bogg Club
Pembroke Street
Uncas Council
Knights of Pythias
Main Street
P Temple
A. Mn
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Muensterberg Lodge
Konckapotenauh Tribe
Detroit Saloon Fixtures May Be Chopped for Relief
In Detroit Michigan officials face disposal of mahogany walnut and teak fixtures from saloons confiscated after Prohibition began The costly wood valued over 4 000 000 may be cut into firewood benches pulpits or displayed while rats damage the dump near a police station Judge William M Heaton orders the wood salvaged for the poor but city officials deem cutting into stave wood uneconomical A property owner urges removal for space and to stop the nuisance.
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Detroit
Mich
William M. Heston
Recorder's Court
Heaton
Truly Feminine Attack on the Male of the Species
A London essay argues that men overrate their superiority to women and details humorous contrasts in shopping and household behavior. The piece notes women's competence in childbirth and mocks male cowardice, blaming moral weakness and opportunity.
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Homburg
Mary
Anc
Adonis
Hanny
Holge
Debt problem discussed by Columbia professor in Pittsburgh
Professor Edwin R. A. Seligan of Columbia University warned in Pittsburgh that reducing naval armament and adopting a budget system will not curb postwar expenditures. He argued debt service remains a major immediate issue and criticized Allied debt to the United States, urging economy without sacrificing efficiency and noting risks of bankruptcy if wartime profits and debts are mishandled. He recalled the first water mill in the United States, built in 1834 on the Neponset river in Dorchester, New England.
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Licely
Piuisbuergh
Edwin R. A. Seligan
Columbia University
American Economic Association
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Dorchester
Neponset River
New England
New Year Beds Planned for Soldiers Health Care
Washington reports in late 1921 that the government will add 3,170 beds for tuberculosis patients and 2,760 for neuropsychiatric cases early in 1922. Current totals include 10,70 TB beds and 9,240 psychiatric beds nationwide, with new facilities planned in Arizona New Mexico North Carolina Florida Wisconsin Ohio Massachusetts Alabama Pennsylvania New York and Colorado for TB patients and in Maryland Georgia Tennessee New York Alabama California Missouri for neuropsychiatric patients.
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Washtingtox
Gov
Charles 14
Tarbes
U. S. Vaterans Bave
Suddingat Hospital
Arizon
New Mexican
North Carolin
Florida
Wisconsi
Ohio
Massachusetts
Alabama
Pennsylvania
New York
Colorado
Maryland
Georgia
Treatima
Callforr
Missouri
Timko Demme Acciend Witness Death in City Housing Fire
Merileai Examiner Simuel Motai Alek Haha filed a report with Corner Aohy d Pela on Wie death at Saho Wiimbca 32. He stated the victim was in a dwelling house at 1 Teckehive avenues when a fire broke out. Witness said Heart Was OrUSee aceld lay Minter farting gaa.
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Merileai
Simuel Motai
Alek Haha
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