Summer colors now worn by oceans
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic society describes ocean colors as a spectrum from sapphire blue in the Atlantic to olive green near the South Pole. It notes sunlight, salinity, and diatoms influence hues, with examples from the Yellow Sea and Arctic waters, and cites a 1900 yellow river event in the Atlantic.
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Washington, D. C
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Caribbean
Red Sea
Yellow Sea
Antarctic
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
D. C
National Geographic’ Society
Boya
Estuaries
South Pole
Atlantic Ocean
Strait of Gibraltar
Ti Fa
Equator
China
Selentiary
Dlo&r
Cape Murida
Capa Hatteras
South Seas
California
Santa Crus Bay
Dixie Court Upholds Wives Obedience Duty in Alabama
Montgomery Alabama district court interprets the vow to obey as enforceable, upholding a husband’s right to object to a wife employing assistance to her appearance and granting him control over the children's domicile despite the mother’s wishes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Mexico Is Haven for U S Criminals: Extradition Delays
Laredo Texas reports say despite diplomatic ties not fully restored, extradition of U S fugitives from Mexico is blocked by red tape and weak cross border cooperation. Mexican authorities focus on domestic crimes during upheaval, leaving many offenders free.
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Laredo
Texas
Maxies
United States
Mexico
Qeera
Jt la
Rebala
Famous Indian of Old Alaska Dies in Douglas Alaska
Dick Morgan an Indian figure who served as a police liaison nearly six decades ago died recently in Douglas Alaska He aided Capt Beerdalse on a mission to quell tribal conflict north of Sitka and ensure safe passage for white settlers opening the Chilkat region to miners and commerce.
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Douglas
Alaska
Dick Morgan
A. F. Kashevaroft
Juneau
Morgan
United States
L. A. Reerdales
Sitka
Yukon
Beerdalse
Postage on One Letter Wipes Out Bank Account
New York reports a Berlin bank account of 1,128,049 marks wiped out after a German post letter. The Dresdner Dunk club wrote that the smallest remaining balance was 10,000,000,000 marks and that postage on this letter had been charged to the recipient’s account, with the difference paid by the sender.
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New York
Alexander Konta
Inter
Germany
Berlin
Milion Or Ag
Marke
Dresdauer Dunk
Denon
Hudson Bay trap on display in Chehalis window
An old tale from Hudson Bay days centers on a hardware store window exhibit in Chehalis. A massive monster steel trap with jaws capable of holding an elephant was found northwest of the halls near Littell. Some think it was set long ago by Hudson Bay trappers.
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Hudson Bay
Chehalis
Hudson Bay Times
Thehalls
Littell
Hudson Bay Company
Genevieve Waddell Receives $50,000 Inheritance
Miss Genevieve Waddell an usher at a Los Angeles theater has been informed she will inherit $50,000 from her uncle Walter Waddell the late banker of Everett Washington. The money is payable on her next birthday February 18 1025.
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Usher
Los Angeles
Cal
Genevieve Waddell
Haw
Walter Waddell
Everett
Wash
Scout Harold Leland Letter From Copenhagen Trip
Harold Leland Eagle Scout reports from Copenhagen Denmark with Oak Park District Council. He joined a troop of forty eight, serves in Forestry Patrol and was elected Assistant Patrol Leader. Six more fourteen year olds will join, forcing some older scouts to step aside. trip activities include kiipboard and WOW emblem awards to Forest Park and River Forest members.
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Harold Leland
Oak Park
Copenhagen
Denmark
Forestry Patrol
Eix
Europe
Folka
Trehord Strawtrige
Engle Bengt
Troop 3
Tiver Forest
Camp Wilderness
Fred’ Dellman
Joe Retchman
Forest, Park
Wallace Carrithera
John Hayes
River Forest
Robs Quakes of Terror by New Warning Device
Italian seismologist Professor Caselli claims a patented apparatus can announce earthquakes ten minutes before they occur. He says it can pinpoint centers and intensity of telluric events with minimal error. Caselli’s March predictions, stored with a notary, were reportedly confirmed by later events.
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Epezia
Italy
Caselli
Signor Caselli
Wales Develops Mind of Philosopher Prince
A London newspaper notes the prince of Wales is shaping a philosophic mind as he grows noted for wisdom. It quotes criticism that echoes old comments on the royal image, remarking how daily praise for royal traits contrasts with perceived public skepticism.
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Wales
London
Prince of Wales
Soand-Bo
Royaler
Dog's Good Character Defeats Suit Over Auto Crash
In Oregon, prominent Ogle County figures testified Bowser the dog had a peaceful, nonaggressive nature. Bowser’s owner Charles Vogeler faced an $8,000 claim from Katherine Clinton alleging Bowser caused a crash injuring her sister. jury returned a verdict for Vogeler.
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Oregon
Ogle County
Bowser
Anner Charles Vogeler
Vogeler
Katherine Clinton
Witneses
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Chicago Rapid Transit Company
Chicago Rapids Transit Company
Samuel Insull and Associates
Commonwealth Edison Company
People’s Gas Light & Coke Company
Public Service Company of
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Ilinois
Chicago Rapid Transit Co
West Adams Street
Chicago
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D. Zimmermann
1. Zimmermann
HAM Building
Madison St
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Ernest Oechslin
Madison ST. Cor, Gale Ave
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MSBC
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Forest Park Chamber of Commerce
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Dellwood Park
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Desplaines Avenue
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