Da Vinci Lock Found Near Viersne Rediscovered
The oldest Fraser canal lock, bore by Leonards da Vinei under Praneite 1 in the sixteenth century, has been rediscovered near Viersne. The engineer painter boasted of great skill, but water was scarce for cargo ships from Nantes. centuries later, the lock foundations planned by the painter of the Mona Lisa have been unearthed.
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da Vinci
Fraser
Leonards da Vinei
Praneite 1
Viersne
Nantes
Dalai Lama Lights Up Lhasa With Hidden Modern Plant Plans
In Lhasa a high altitude project promises a hydroelectric installation atop rugged Mimainyee terrain. Officials describe a turbine and generator system traveling along perilous mountain routes to reach the remote site. Western tech and workers are expected to illuminate the area, though entry rules may restrict some personnel.
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Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Desai Lama
Mimainyee
Advice to Mothers from a Troubled Page
Fragmentary note reads as a personal reminiscence on persistent back pain and caregiving strain. The speaker mentions enduring ache, fatigue, and a desire for relief, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear names or events to establish a full report.
Record of Mrs Margaret Al Neon a Sanday School member
Mrs Margaret Al Neon from East Loula Hl Jotoing her Bret close in Scotland has not placed attendances since arriving in Almerten as a Bride unit. She lived in Missouri most of the time. The most exciting moment came when Jose Janson and his family visited for breakfast and she served them tea, thinking they were Union soldiers.
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Sanday
Mra Margaret al Neon
East
Loula
Scotland
Almerten
Missouri
Jose Janson
Heme
Union Saltiens
Telegraphic Tales for Busy Readers
A mosaic of brief items reports a midair collision injuring one and killing two, a Washington Supreme Court writ mandating electors withdraw, a dancers legal action against Vanderbilt Whitney decided against, and multiple political, criminal, and international notes spanning Arizona to Colombia. Names include Mercees Pilate, Miss Evan Burrowes Fontaine, Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, W. J. Galbraith, Carl Hayden, and Nellie Taylor Ross among others. The clocked miscellany also notes fires, bank loans, and weathered disasters across various locales.
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Evan Burrowes Fontaine
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
San Francisco
Miss Fontaine
United States District Court
Idaho News Notes Chronicle Hay Sale and Political Hurdles
Short notes from Idaho cover a 100000 ton hay sale planned for Kansas City at 52 dollars per ton to break a deadlock between Idaho hay growers and sheep owners, with grants supply from Grantview and Chattin flats. Also reported are Boise relief concerns, a jail escape by two robbers, Borah staying Republican, Boise road and bridge costs, highway district cooperation on the Hansen bridge, and a Washington trip about the American Falls dam. Additional items include Union Pacific safety notes, Warm Springs beaver dams, a near-fatal lightning strike near McCall, a deer hunt search near Challis, and a new beaver-black fox farm near Parma.
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Kansas City
Idaho
Grantview
Owyhee County
Chattin Flats
Fire at Cisco gas well extinguished in Utah
Fire at the Cisco gas well of Utah Oil Refining Co. in Cisco, Utah, has been put out by Ford Alexander after arriving from California. A high explosive charge completed the suppression, hastening a process expected to take two days. Despite the blaze, the 100,000,000 foot gas flow remains, with plans to cement the casing and anchor a control head. A second well site was designated on section 30, with equipment moving from Wellington to Cisco and a two to three week spudding window anticipated, subject to derick erection.
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Wyoming
United States Biological Survey
Sweetwater
James Cruse
Betty Compson
Flint Ridge
Loa Antem Tk
Filmdom
Kenneth Harlan
Marie Provost
Bay ‘Center
Revd
Brandegoe
Connecticut
Senate
Colt
Rhode Island
Brandegen
Dick Iren
WS Yearell
Louis Hirsch
Philadelphia
Peremp Carty
Nathan Leopoh, Jr
Richard Loeb
Chicago
Charles Ream
Frank Brandegee
Congress
Guidhe
Washington
Ble
United States
New York
Warren J. Lincoln
John Shoup
Aurora
Minot
Lincoln
Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
White House
Henry Ford
Clayco Gasoline Company
Dulas
Texas
Philipsburg
Frederick Beam
Walter Ralston
Jake Schaefer
San Francisco
Cisco
Utah
Utah Oi Refining Company
Ford Alexander
California
Kenilworth
Ford
Wellington
Man in Missouri held on bond after gun display
In Caruthersville Hammie Shan, armed with a rifle and shotgun, appeared in magistrate Squire Henderson's court. Henderson set bond at $100 on a prohibition charge as deputies watched. Shan stood with weapons in hand, then laid them by the wall to proceed with the preliminary hearing. Police are seeking him.
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Caruthersville
Bonds
Hammie Shaning
Squire John Henderson
Shane
Squire Henderson
Attorney General Opposes Filipino Naturalization Petitions
United States Attorney W T Carden says he will oppose all petitions for Filipino naturalization at the request of the naturalization commissioner in Washington. The move signals a formal stance against increasing Filipino naturalized citizens in the near term.
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United States
W. T. Carden
Commissioner of Naturalization
Washington
Vote on Election Day in November 4
A call to citizens to exercise their voting privilege on Tuesday November 4 urging participation as a duty of citizenship. The message emphasizes the United States as a free nation and invokes Lincoln’s call to uphold government by the people. It stresses responsibility to vote and warns against being a slacker.
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United States of America
Earth
Abraham Lincoln
Canadians to Offer Evidence in Wyoming Inquiry
Fragmentary text describes a Canadian element offering evidence in a Wyoming inquiry. Mentions Harry F. Sinclair and Albert E. Pall with references to an interim commission and depositions from seven Toronto individuals with knowledge of alleged trummertions.
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United States
Canada
Liberty
Harry F.sinclair
Albert E. Pall
Interimum
Toronto
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Greg
Vel Eare
DELL
En Deseret Book Co
Maat Fe. Templa
Salt Lake City
USA
L. B.S
Galt Lame City
Uta
Regume
Mercees
Pilate
Ote
Coronada
Olympia
Washington Supreme Court
Arkcons
Republican Executive Committee
W. J. Galbraith
Phoenix
District of
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Nellie Taylor Ross
William Bradford Rows
Wilbur
Charles E. Lobel
Farm Loan Board
Federal Informediate Credit Banks
Credit Bank
Toro
F. B. Bassett
United States Navy
Bassett
Mt. Everest
Evansville
Indiana
Philip C. Gould
National Parks and Monuments
Interior Department
Spain
Guatre Tondera
Concentaria
Maria Peresa Moya
Tila
San Salvador
Guatemala City
Amatillan
Executive Assembly
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Dail
Cartags
Bogota
Columbia
Cartago
Armanac
Eiwant A. Pilene
Boston
Eduant David
Darmstadt
Reichstag
Interior
Wilhelm Rekier
Bahin
Munich
Gustav Jodieder
Berlin
Boise
Chet Langer
EB. le Jones
Bank of Eagle
Ada County
Boiser
W. E. Borah
Progressive Party
United States Senate
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
J. M. Sharp
C. ©. Stevenson
Twin Falls
Hillsdale
Hansen
Snake River Canyon
Idaho Falls
American Falls
Hubert Work
W. C. Cotton
John Kelly
Shelley
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
Senator Gooding
Borah
Nampa
Union Pacific
U. P
Nienasta
Hailey
Warm Springs Creek
State Fish and Game Department
McCall
Dave Brash
Reading
Big Blaze
Oil Field
Wrigleys
Jupiter
Goes
Jasts
Ytestine
Petroleum
Parkers
Power
Sapa Hinpercorns — Sea
Salt Lake
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