Navy to Recommend Gunnery Changes After Panama Maneuvers
The Navy Department’s Division of Gunners Exercises and Engineering will propose changes to gunnery drills, focusing on aircraft and submarines, radio equipment, and combat training. Tests showed aircraft not fully war ready and sub crews needing better radio use, with potential method changes for attacking capital ships and improved fire control on ships like the Mars.
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Washington
United States
Panama Bay
Navy Department
The
New York World
Stroyers
Aren
Carward
Muarshing
Toetounge
Qhesayedke Bay
Wanama Hay
Mars Land
Maryland Wille
Written in Blood Opens Students Strike in Tokyo
A bloodstained letter from Tokios school writers states that 40 candidates passed the annual examination while others failed. The letter blames the whole class for the failures and calls on school authorities to reconsider. Students refuse to attend until their friends are declared passers.
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Tokio
May
Tokins School
Seaplanes to Hunt Rum Runners Backed by Prohibition Chief
James Canfield, New York Prohibition Director, urges use of Coast Guard seaplanes to pursue rum runners along the Atlantic coast. He cites a decline in smuggling and proposes a one mile per minute seaplane force based at Miller Field Staten Island to monitor ships and speed up Coast Guard response.
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Atlantic
Stoast Guard Service
Kames Canfield
Probibity
State of New York
Ruuners
Canfield
New York
New Jere
Teoy
Nass
Stepee
Minaelon
Miller Field
Staten Island
Uanor
Jner
Sacred Words Set to Jazz Convert Heathen
Evangelist Paul Rader claims ragtime and jazz convert heathen in missions. He says missionaries use sacred words set to modern tunes, attracting diverse peoples with gospel songs and voices in evangelistic services, noting no arms are used.
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Chicago
America
Paul Rader
Curiation and Missionary Alliance
F Our
Rader
Woman Prophet Arrested in Norway Finland Arrests Satest Dream Preacher
Maria Akerblom, famed as a dream preacher, was arrested in Finland after stirring such a furor among the working classes that authorities moved to action. She rode on horseback with hair awing and preached of an imminent end of the world urging men to a house of work, claiming such labor useless. Her large peasant following left many economically distressed.
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Bergen
Norway
Associated Press
Ore Maria Akerblom
Finland
Maria
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United States Rubber Company
Far East
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Palm Beach
Fifth Avenue
Hawke
Hawke’s
Knox Sennits
Mainst
Hanke
RT. French
Rochester
N.Y
Reidstodd
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