Airships Planned to Patrol Seas in Future Wars
London report argues airships will carry bombs and torpedo planes in future wars and be used for long range reconnaissance. It discusses the need for commercial airship development, government subsidies, and the economics of London to India and Australia routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Wray
London
C. D. Burney
M. P
Burnes
Atcen- Aten
Jutland
Pacific
Australia
Britain
Paris
SAC
India
New Zealand
Argentine paper to have new home in Buenos Aires
The Buenos Aires Argentine paper, a leading afternoon newspaper in South America, will move into a new five floor, two basement building on Avenida Libertador in June. The facility features six foot presses, 20 Minyonne machines, a 600000 envelope capacity, and a 59 508 volume library open to the public for lectures and ceremonies. The paper, started by Dr Joss Cortejarena and now led by Dr Angel L Svio, has tripled circulation to over 150000.
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Buenos Atres
Lute 4
le Tra- Bon
Buenos
Marguss
South Atmerica
Wraare
Ta Reson
Joss Cortejarena
Angel L. Svio
Woman seeks sole trader status to avoid divorce
Mrs Lillian D Snow of Santa Anna applied to the superior court for authority to enter business for herself independent of her husband. She seeks a sole trader status, claiming cruelty and lack of support though she opposes divorce on religious grounds. Her proposed business is personal services with $330 of separate capital.
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Santa Anna
Cal
Janes
Lillian D. Snow
Spencer Guow
Bnow
Obituary notices lead with multiple local deaths in Sanderson area
Obituary notices list Ars Kathleen Stricker of Sanderson aged 52 who died at Inca hospital and whose funeral will be Saturday at Fame end, burial at Mount Hald cemetery. Also mentioned are Mrs M Jennings of Newenette Indiana who died at Maya hospital, George Lews of Myx who died at Charleston General hospital, Vincent Naily, J R Edens of Sixth Avenue, and J K R Rdeng of 1429 Sixth Avenue with services and burial details at local churches and cemeteries.
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Ars
Katheleen Stricker
Sanderson
Inca Hospital
Mount Hald
George Loews
Georga Lewia
Charleston General Hospital
Rhiw
Clyck
St. John's Nplaconel
Bartow
Lewis
Andrew Alfie
Gotehorn Street
Vincent Naily
J. Nails
Brooks
Sacred Heart Church
Moyet
Oliviat
Ify
Aira
J. J. Dows
J. KR. Rdeng
Sixth Avenue
Yoral
Holmes Graveyard
Kanawha Tws Mile
Hosiery Workers Hold Conference at Kanawha Hotel
Local representatives of Real Silk Hosiery met yesterday at the Kanawha hotel with about 15 delegates from across the region. F S Potter of Flinsburgh presided. H Warren Skidmore noted rising business and profits, as reports were presented and new plans announced. Delegates included Hugh Kramers, W R Jenkins, K G Lone, H W Whitin, Mrs H Crawford, Mrs Freda Smoot, Mrs James Givens, and others from St Albans to Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real
Kanawha
F St Potter
Flinsburgh
H. Warren Skidmore
Hugh Kramers
W. R. Jenkins
Mootgome
Marshall Lays in Rest in Washington Rites
The Rev. Mr. Smith paid tribute to Mr. Marshall as a steadfast Christian. The funeral featured a Scottish Rite ritual, a Scottish Rite choir, and masonic rites led by William Geaky of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Marshall followed the casket with Bernard Shively, Thomas A Walsh, and James M. Baker nearby.
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Smith
Lord Jesus Christ
William Geaky
Fort Baynes
Ind
Supreme Council For
Indiana
Scottsh
Marshall
Bernard Shively
Marian
Thomas F. A Walsh
Washington
James M. Baker
Senate
Split in Civil War Factions Shakes South China Party
In the wake of Dr. Bun Yat Sen’s death, rival radical and conservative factions threaten to clash within ten days. The agitators push to bar foreigners from the international settlement while fearing swift foreign retaliation. The new U.S. minister to China, John Van A. May Murray, departs for Peking after talks with Dr. Jacob Gould Schurink a.
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South China Party
Bun Yat Sen
Shanehal
Jalarhance
China
John van A. MayMurray
Washngton
Peking
Hea
Jacob Gould Srhiirinka
Bia
Berlin
Assembly Nears End of Long Legislative Session
In Pittsburgh a federal jury was formed to try Fortunate Calabro of Johnstown on counts of possessing and circulating counterfeit U S war savings stamps. The article notes ongoing debates over gas coal and factory issues and anticipated settlement of differences between Senate and House bills before adjournment.
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Baker
Taexson
Nixon
Underwood
Cotten
Brown
Senate
Piptsburgh
Fortunate Calabro
Johnstown
Los Angeles Hosts Surge of 4-Sport Venues and Boxing Hubs
The article notes Los Angeles surging with new boxing clubs and multi sport venues. A $400,000 Prompte-puditorium for wrestling and boxing nears completion, seating 1000, touted as the region’s largest indoor arena west of the Mississippi. Baseball and beach clubs, including a million-dollar ballpark and Santa Monica Beach club, are planned. Promoters Promnte and Kenneth Dix target top wrestling stars for bouts at the Diaplo auditorian and Vernon arena.
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Ly Copmenant
CERES
Los Angeles
Crowlig
Manoo
Pripe Minchi
Btn
Wwinindne
Mole
Securitiv
Start Center
New York
Bextine LW
California
Puditorium
Ko Dare
Kenneth M. Dix
Wil Taviva
Tiare
Diaplo Auditorian
Mis
Doyle
Vernon
Lewis
Munn
Raine
Daro
Tix
Wrestling Stara
Tavares
American Adventurers Continue raid plan at sea wreck site
The article describes a perilous operation in the Atlantic with crew armed for protection, divers and a South Atlantic dive to depths around 210 feet aboard the Merida and Spray. It notes specialized diving gear, decompression routines, and a treasure haul including the Madura family jewels.
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Atlantic
Rifiy Row
Bt-datck
Cuibigan
Digard
Spelliig
Stadt
Wiel
Enuyenistit
Vba
North Sea
Crilley
Merida
Orden
Moris
Browifes
Saalalting Hinger
Madura
Poor Training Breeds Morons Says Doctor
Reporting from Syracuse New York June 4 a Boston psychologist told a medical society convention that lack of proper training of children by parents and teachers leads to impaired judgment. He urged early guidance to yield intelligent, reasoning and law abiding adults. Also notes egg and apple news items from Liverpool and Melbourne.
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Syracush
Anyluma
Prise
Douging AL ‘Mhoruna
Boston
Medical Society of
State of New York
Striking Border Trivs Top Coat Fashion Note
A readably odd export on a border themed coat features thick and white border motifs, black and white color contrasts, and a long hem. The piece highlights warp weave details, border integration with fabric, and a travel season appeal.
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Mme
Gass
Willy
Women Agitate For Better Working Conditions
An article reports women workers push for improved conditions, demanding fair pay and safer hours. It notes objections to long shifts, Sundays off, and resistance to dismissals for poor performance. The piece highlights collective action and advocacy by women in labor.
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Am Jasin
War maneuvers praised as best security by Gen Hines
General Hines, chief of staff of the American Army, arrives from Johnston to inspect war games off Oahu. He calls joint army navy maneuvers essential, saying they test vulnerabilities on land and sea and reassure Pacific security including the Panama Canal.
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LMS Angels
Jinn
Arm
Navy
Irhy Te Hies
Jonbhim
Umipire
Iuinenyers
Genyray
Hines
Pacifica
Panania
Oahu
Bonojiulu
Dory
Sheriff Serves Warrant On Guest At Local Farm
A sheriff served a warrant on a guest at a rural residence. The text notes confusion over the charge and mentions an arrest warrant connected to a person named Marton Payne. Details are garbled but indicate an attempted fraudulent payment scheme and miscommunication surrounding the legal action.
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Marton Payne
Laberery
Euraline
Payne
Oyers
Lottery Winners Visit Palestine
Eight travelers arrived in Palestine from Stockholm on a funded trip by the Jewish National Fund in Warsaw. They won this journey and will return home after a two week stay. Sixteen thousand lottery tickets were paid for, yielding a substantial profit from the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentinea
Storsk
Palestine
Punait
Warsaw
Naa
Amundsen Polar Return Plan Amid Stretched Search
Fragmentary report details Amundsen’s party aboard Fram and accompanying crews at Spitzbergen and Kings Bay. It notes plans to cruise along the southern ice pack, four-week patrols, and expectations of a reply from Greens land within months.
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Wy Javes HW
Whatton Special 10 Gazette
North Amerina
Alliance
Kings Kay
Spitebergen
Amundsen
Ameher
Elnee
Greensland
Tartaps Columbia
North America
Cape Columbia
Pale
Spitzbergen
Lea
Syllabergen
Kings Bay
Hio
Ware
P Amundsen
Lim
Cana Atholl
Kinga Fax
Japanese rulers gift 1,067,000 yen to welfare groups
In Tokyo officials report that Emperor and Empress donate about 509000 dollars value 1,067,000 yen to the Young Men’s Christian Association the Young Women’s Christian Association and other social welfare bodies in celebration of the imperial couple's silver wedding anniversary. The distribution is handled by imperial household officials and board members of the imperial net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tyne
Emperor and
Empresas
Japan
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Desecration
Élivar
Imperial Household
Etd
Ésbl
Farmers push tougher laws to curb crop thefts near cities
Syracuse Onondaga County farmers push stronger penalties for crop thieves amid reports of motorist thefts and widespread damage. The movement notes thefts along major routes, near towns, and seeks protection measures to reduce losses seen as as damaging as pests. Also mentioned are home wine makers seeking blossoms and fruit, with dandelions and grape thieves cited as nuisances. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs Robert Grigsby at 207 Donnally Street. A cork wall building experiment is described as a new construction method.
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Syracuse
Funan
Onondaga County
Dreyer
Robert Grigsby
Donnally Street
Russia Land of Mournful Faces Says Selfridge
Lonsbon June 4 H Gordon Selfridge describes his return from Xavier territory noting widespread poverty and somber faces in Russia. He cites shabby clothing, high hotel prices, neglected plumbing, and a bleak cultural scene under Soviet rule. He warns tuberculosis linked to malnutrition and remarks on education and industry as seen during his visit.
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Russia
Selfridge
Lonsbon
H. Gordon Selfridge
Xavier
Ain- Rie
Leningrad
Maumaleumn
Beningrad
Morrow
Controversy Over Clerical University Plan in Vienna
In Vienna a plan to establish a Collegium for 120 Benedictine student monks from America Austria Bavaria and Switzerland met sharp opposition from Avatria Social Democrats who deride it as a clerical university. Benedictine abbeys would share building costs while students lodge with other orders.
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Vienna
Bylié
Selzbure
America
Austria
Bavaria
Switzerland
Social Democrats
Avatria
Benedictina
To Publish Napoleon's Love Missives
Russell June 4 The Princess de Ligne announces the forthcoming publication of six letters written by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1797. The letters reveal the first affection of the future emperor for a young Corsican girl.
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Russell
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Sears Monument Co
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CM. Jennings
Newenette
Maya Hospital
Ivnesfita
Ahip
Mr. Marshall
Arcul
Amiilly
Ebrish
Aerio Pentensie
Walkart Wrigley
Phiele Desis
Yoo Fersere
Cage del Mar
Eiahos Tate
Santa Monica Beach
Meyotian Salt Water Swimming Club
Breakers
Exposition Boulevard
Liverpool
Melbourne
Ate Akerennte
Gen. Hines
Chief of Staff
Weltman Way
Donesland
Frann
Mobhy
Heem
Lutzow Helrt
Maral. Styne
Bernt Balchen
Menchantrians
Molvernen
Nogtegaard
Uml Walter
Adores
Thaf
Irust Aduca Aay
Pawn Gray
Stanford Wiite
Broadway
Girta
Cork
Deal
Asia
Globe
Napoleon
Narcisse
Aecordancn
Ae Adenore
Addresa
Coyle & Richardson’s
Hotice
Ang Goprrtshy
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