Rotor ship ingeniería advances spark inland use debates
A clearest discussion notes Conti's opinion on rotor ships from Buckau and the feasibility of inland navigation. He argues rotors stabilize low craft, may not suit Mississippi currents, and could require centerboard-like measures. Conti cites tests in the Buckau voyage and calls for cautious adoption.
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Ames B. Wharton
Avoctican
Allizere
Igemouth
Scotland
Pinion
Hans
North Sea
Gald Herr Conti
Dave
Ivor
Herr Conti
Callison
Conti
United States
Pan
South America
Jean
Allianc
Great Britain
Sweden
Pagans
Denmark
Politixen
Rudolph Mosse
George Farmer
Royal Marine
Ubie Memory
Dempsey Sees Unknown Fighter Rising to Title
Jack Dempsey predicts a young, yet unseen boxer will seize the heavyweight crown as many contenders fade. He doubts Tommy Gibbons or Firpo will claim the title, warns he may fight again in 1926, and trains at his new gym while eyeing summer bouts.
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Copeland
Berg
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Jack Renault
Firpo
George Godfrey
Harry Willw
Dempsey
Ocn
Mento
Teure Lo Wil
Haa Wtarind
Thelma Robinson Case Explained Reuniting in City
Thelma Robinson, a Charleston native and former Stenographer for Siolz Central Railroad in Chicago, was brought home by Travelers Aid representative Misa Ann Tracy after a nervous episode in Cincinnati. Her husband, Howard Young, is in Wyoming.
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Cincinnati
Thelma Robincon
Misa Ann Tracy
Travelers’ Aid
Howard Young
Wyoming
Young
Wromlna
Delegates Arrive in City For State Legislature Session
Delegates from numerous counties arrive in Charleston for the opening of the legislative session. The list includes James Marcum Wayne, J H Brewster Lewis, Simon Soling McDowell, T M Underwood Tyler, Thomas N Rege Summers, and many others. The joint building committee completed hearings and will inspect eastern panhandle institutions including colored and Concord normal schools in Bluefield and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivecuen
James ©. Marcum
Wayne County
J. H. Brewster
Lewis County
Simon Soling
McDowell County
T M. Underwood
Tyler County
Thomas N- Rege
Summers County
Frank BR. Hilll
Focuhonias
WT. Harvey
Braxton
Eepuimius Hell
Wetzel County
John & Hall
Mingo
Austin
Monongalia
L. M. Roblnvon
J. Trompson
Bidine Engle
Morrison County
T. N. Mc Person
Wood County
B. B. Cooke
Jefferson County
Foster L. King
Marshall County
RF. Dunlap
Hinton
BP. Aleshire
Huntington
Raymond Kenny
Gratton
Herbert Fitzpatrick
F. W. McCullough
Walter K. Thurmond
Logan
D. E. Cuppery
Thomas
L. ¥. Koontz
Clendenin
J. G. Bradley
Dundon
C.M. Siebert
Martinsburg
J. G. Prichard
Fairmont
Nat T. Frama
Morgantown
Wren Insane Declared After Capture in County Manhunt
Wren and his brother Ray defied arrest for days before capture after Hay died from wounds. Fifteen physicians found Harry Wren insane, and Probate Judge S J Southird ordered commitment to Dayton state hospital. Witnesses Grant P. Hell and E A Dover pointed to revenue ideas for a proposed building program.
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Wrens
Bellefontaine
Harry Wren
Ray Wren
Hay
Dayton State Hospital
S J. Southird
Shepherds' Town College
Potomac State School
Keyser
Terra Alta
Charleston
Celpreg Insane Asylum and Orphans
Maggie
Menon County
Grant P. Hell
E. A. Dover
Hall
Office of County Treasures
World wide short wave links eyed for broadcasts
Pittsburgh March 106 The idea of linking hundreds of stations by short waves to simul broadcast worldwide dominates plans by H P Davis of Westinghouse. He notes KDKA signals already reach Britain Germany South Africa Australia and Argentina with potential for simultaneous global retransmission by KYW WZ and others.
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Pittsburgh
H. P. Davis
Westinghouse Elottrie and Manufacturing Company
Mr. Davis
Les
KDKA
Brndieh Hrondvesting Mrany
Melbourne Heenths
Sincien Kyw
Chicago
Springfield
Mays
Daylily
Junior Boxing Meet Opens in Baltimore Armory
The national junior boxing championships organized by the Amateur Athletic Union will begin at the 104th Medical Regiment Armory in Baltimore tomorrow night and conclude Thursday. Sixty six boxers compete across eight classes from flyweight to heavyweight, with a tentative entry list.
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Baltimore, Murrh W
Amateur Athletic Union
Pone Hundred and Fourth
German Armament Debate Shapes League Reply Draft
A Continental entry notes a draft reply to German notes, urging Germany to join the league with universal membership. The proposal stresses equality of treatment and rejects any privilege as a preliminary condition for membership.
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Germany
How Robert M Koenig Found Remedy for Imply Skin
A reader reports skin breakouts fading after using Carter's Little Liver Pills, claiming the stomach and bowels were the cause and that the pills cleared complexion and eased head and stomach upset. The note presents a testimonial on a patent remedy.
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Robert M. Koenig
Carter
Obituary notices report several local deaths
Obituaries detail Mrs. Virginia D Crowell at 78 after long illness, Mrs. T A Smith 47 at McMillan Hospital, W J Blackburn death notice, and funeral arrangements for Mrs Anna Daniels and Mrs Ayrees. The notices list survivors, birthplaces, addresses, and burial plans in Maplewood and local cemeteries.
Condemn Prison Water System In Moundsville West Virginia
A health report condemns the state penitentiary sewage system as unsanitary and a public menace. It notes the outlet discharges into Middle Grove creek passing through Moundsville, with low water causing sewage to back up and spread disease germs. Remedy urged is a mains sewer connecting the penitentiary to the town sewer.
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Moundsville
W. Va
A. C Rarcson
State Penitentiary
Moundaville
Embarina
W.P. Henshaw
Middle Grove
Swumer
Fall Deposition Ties Teapot Dome Frame to Sinclair Deal
A deposition details Albert B Fall former secretary of the interior and his alleged preference for Sinclair in the Teapot Dome negotiations. The testimony was read during a trial week, referencing his shift from naval reserve work to corporate interests and a government royalty dispute near Salt Creek.
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Chevens I Wyo
Albert B Fall
Mmterior
Dawe Naval OS Reserve
Arimmoth Ol Company
Marty
Giants Win First Exhibition Game in Palm Beach
In Palm Beach Florida March 9 the New York Giants opened their spring exhibition schedule with an 8 to 7 victory over Washington. Key plays included Southworth and Young driving in runs as the Giants rallied, while Senators Zachary Russell and Marberry and a late rally framed the close. Votes on Warren’s nomination continued in Washington amid tense debate and near deadlock as senators debated party lines before adjournment.
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Warren
Dawes
Yours Giants
Simmon
Chip Dewed
Uiera
Washington
Tors
Rell Call Proce
Groh
Southworth
New York
Zachary
Russell
Marberry
Newts
Hargrave
Tate
Nehé
Wisner
Water George
Georgia
Greenshild
Myon
Hartley
Devine
Phipps
Colorado
Dawes Nomination Thrown Under Senate Vote Confusion
The long delay in confirming Warren’s attorney general nomination ended with a 41 to 29 tally after a tense roll call. Absentees highlighted party splits as leaders pressed to reconsider, while Dawes rode a rapidly mobilized response to the Senate entrance drama and voting furor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompore Steven
Senate
Namne
Walsh
Herman
Mr. Warren
Chaplin Studio Statement on Immigration Travel Plans
A March 10 statement from Charles Chaplin's studio notes that Mrs Hannah Chain wife of a studio figure must leave the United States by March 38 under immigration rules. It mentions possible travel to Vancouver and cites Mrs Chaplin arriving three years ago suffering from war related health issues.
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David M. Church
London
George Bernard Shaw
England
Ehelish Stave
Joan
Shuave
United States
Shaw
Methuselan
Charles Chaplin
Hannah Chain
Unites States
Vancouver
Chaplin
Bre Chatilin
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