New London Firm Delivers S Boats to Navy Officers
The Electric Bolt Company delivered S-42 to the Navy at New London Shin and Engine Company plant, the first of six boats. The craft passed exhaustive tests, including a 52 hour sea trial with no issues, exceeding speed and range specs. The remaining five submarines are nearing completion for delivery about monthly.
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Hay London
Electric Bolt Company
New London
Shin and Engine Company
Navy Department
Acton
United States Navy
Cornerstone Laid for Brussels New Buildings
The cornerstone of the Free University of Brussels new buildings was laid in a ceremony attended by Prince Leopold Foreign Minister Hymans and other dignitaries. Ambassador Phillips Burgomaster Nax and Elgar Rickard spoke, and a document praising American art was placed in the cornerstone.
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Brussels
Free University of Brussels
Prince Leolood
Hymans
Phillips Burgomaster Nax
Elgar Rickard Ivice
Educational Foundation of the
Commission For the Reef of
Belgium
Phillips Burgomaste
Matt
Rickard
America
Woman Condoned Misconduct Loses Divorce Appeal
Mrs Dana K Hall formerly of Rochester was accused of condoning her husband Carrell M Hall’s actions. The Jamestown resident faced counterclaims alleging Mrs Hall’s misconduct with Melville Cohen of New York. Judge Pierce dismissed Mrs Hall’s suit and granted Hall a decree based on his evidence, upholding an earlier divorce decision.
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Rochester
Dana K Hail Tormerly
Carrell M Hall
Jamestown N 3
Ahelos
Tate
Mall
Helen Mule
Melville Cohen
New York
Routine world flyers return to duty at McCook Field
After completing the first circumnavigation by airplane the world flyers head to Washington to file formal reports. Lieut Ogden is reduced to sergeant and returns to Selfridge Field. Lieut Nelson flies to New Orleans for final checks as Lieut Harding faces commission removal. All airmen receive two weeks’ leave before arriving at Washington.
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Globe
McCook Field
St Louis
Ogden
Tais
Selfridge Field
Mica
Eric Nelson
New Orleans
Coast Guard Cutter Yamacraw Aids Tug Near Cuba
Coast Guard cutter Yamacraw was ordered from Savannah at the request of the Navy to assist the tug Umpqua and submarines R-23 and Fi-21 north of Cuba. Dispatches indicated no immediate danger to the tug or her charges.
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Washigton
Coast Guard
Yamacraw
Savannah
Umpqua
Cuba
Peng
Fanamal
Dancer
Dog Rouses Family From Fire Near Harris Hill
Herbert Kaiser of Harris Hill awoke to a barking dog and found his living room in flames. He woke his wife and child and they escaped in night clothes. Firefighters from Williamsle and Bowmansville could not fight the blaze due to low water pressure. the house burned down, loss estimated at 16050 dollars.
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Clarence
Herbert Kaiser
Harris Hill
Here
Wiliamsle
Bowmans+file
Marvelous Indians Artifacts Unearthed At Chaco Canyon Exhibit
Washington reports a rich array of pre Columbian Indian objects and domestic utensils from Chaco Canyon New Mexico. National Geographic Society led expedition describes the find as fascinating with turquoise pendants jet rings carved birds and a double basket among the notable items. The collection includes a modern vanity box a reddish clay article and pipes used in religious ceremonies. Findings hint at wide trade links from the Pacific Coast to the Valley of Mexico and shed light on aboriginal life and beliefs.
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Washington
Chaco Canyon
New Mexico
National Geographic Society
Tewelers
Pueblo
Pacific Coast
Valley of
Mexico
French plan aerial lines to South America advance
Paris reports Deputies in the Chamber backed development of air lines from France toward South America. Laurent Tynac, under secretary for aviation, said routes to Mot Soco would be extended to Dakar and Lagos, linking to West Africa and eventually South America, amid calls for a separate air ministry and stronger Franco aviation effort.
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Paris
Aermi
South Amelia
Chamibe
Laurent Tynac
Tle
Mot Soco
Dakat Jienca
Eubie Meires
Anacit
Forgeries of Passports Found in Berlin Office
New forgeries on passports unearthed in Berlin claimed by prospective emigrants to America. Classified papers show Lithuanians listed as living in the United States when a new law took effect, though they may have only been visiting Lithuania. An agent of a foreign shipping company in the Baltic area is suspected of orchestrating the fraud.
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Tha
Berlin
Perlin
America
United States
Tilauania
Battle States
Ben
Samuel Morehouse Faces Financial Difficulties
Samuel Morehouse, amid financial trouble, has entrusted his affairs to a committee led by Thomas M Sterle to adjust his intake. The group, connected to the Post National bonus, handles about 31 090 in assets and notes involvement in multiple enterprises.
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Samuel Morehouse
Morehouse
Thomas M Sterle
General Assembly
Europe Calmer, Say U S Experts After Dawes Plan
American reparations specialists returning from Europe report the Dawes plan restoring confidence in Germany. They note quick installation, a small staff, and rising industrial activity aided by a returning German morale. Young predicts no new loan next year, politics drifting toward democratic liberalism, and France seeking stability through German democracy. The Homeric arrived after a stormy Atlantic crossing.
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America
Europe
Homeric
Dawes
Germany
Owen D Young
Rufus Dames
Berlin
HM Robinson
Los Angeles
George P Auld
Young
Parker Gibert
Mr Young
Garemany
Gilbert Enanis
Paris
Herriot
Atlantic
Site for prison for women named by Stone
Wallington Roy SC-Al igney General Stone announced today he expected to be ready for the approaching session of Congress with a recommendation as to the site for the new women's federation. A commission will visit Aldison West Virginia and Markelion within the next ten days to consider proposed sites.
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Wallington
Roy SC
Stone
Comimussion
Fetterney
Interlo
Labor
Aldsison W Va
Markelion
Princeton Loses Scholarship In Honor Of Wilson
A contested Wilson scholarship plan moves from Princeton to Virginia for the 1929 election session. The measure passed unanimously after Mrs Livingston Frose Chuyler of New York opposed placing the scholarship at Princeton University where the former president once led.
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Princeton
Wilson
Virgina
Lee
Mmited
Daughters of the Confedere
Mra Livingston Frose Chuyler
New York
Princeton University
Virginia
Night Sore Throat Cure Claim Prompts Warnings
Fragmented ad style text touts a home remedy to heal a sore throat overnight using multiple swigs of a solution. It warns that a rival product offers no relief and brands a certain drug as dangerous while urging readers to advertise.
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