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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
12
A handsome marine on an eastbound troop train boarded at Seymour Indiana stopped on the platform and hurriedly looked for a young woman he met during a coin toss of fate. He carried a photo and hoped to learn her name and address before his train departed.
London reports that Captain Durtnall’s polyphase alternating current propulsion system for ships, highlighted in the New Mexico trials, could cut fuel use and shrink propeller machinery. Critics worry about safety and credit disputes, as English and American engineers debate origins and patent positions.
The article notes Lieutenant Walter Chalair, a former newspaperman once admitted to the bar by the British, designed a statue of General Pershing and a doughboy to be cast in bronze by Belle Kinney. It discusses Chalair’s wartime service and his praise for the Paragon system in naval engineering, highlighting Captain Durtnall’s favorable view of the U S navy adopting this powerplant concept and its broader implications.
Allies redraw the line in the German province of Posen to favor Polish sovereignty. The provisional boundary runs east of Grosser Neudorf and along a path that excludes areas thoroughly Germanized. Heavy map shading marks the new Polish-controlled territory.
New York miss Anna McHaier died at 21 Roseville avenue New York wrote her own obituary four years before death and left it with undertakers to be used as written. The excerpt notes a long spinal illness and travels with her brother around 1879 1880 around the world via California Sarwich Sarick islands Australia southern India Egypt and Europe. She was born in New York City and educated at Miss Haines school Grame Grey Park.
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