Dinosaurs Eggs Demand and Global Distribution
New York reports a surge in interest for dinosaur eggs from the American Museum of Natural History. Twenty five eggs slated for public display, with others destined for institutions in Beijing, Paris, London, and Washington. Roy Andrews leads the expedition and cites immense private offers while noting the impossibility of valuing the eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Museum of Natural
Que
Peking
Guiness
American Museum of Materal History
Mongolia
Aah Qtic
Smitheonian Institution
Washington
Royapman Andrews
France
Beb Klum
Hamlet
Andrews
Americans Slip Into Czechoslovakia While Crossing Border
Two American aviators without passports slipped from Poland into Czechoslovakia during a mountain excursion with Polish teammates. They lost balance on the Carpathian slopes and tumbled into a snowbank. Local officials identified the trio after six weeks, granting permission to return to Poland.
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Czechoslovakia
Merion, Cooper
Jacksonville
Wie
George Mc Crawford
Wilaington
Del
Cem
France
Poland
Thief Captured by Kentucky Pastor Using Nickel Plated Pliers
Eminence Kentucky pastor Charles Stephenson and his family chased a truck after a collision. He used a nickel plated plier to confront the driver who exited the vehicle. The scene uncovers clues to a band tied to freight train robberies involving cigarettes.
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Piated Phara
Charles Stephenson
Eminence
Christian Chuirch
Stephenson
Southern Railway
Carenthia
Monument Honors US Troops in St Aignan Noyers France
France unveiled a monument commemorating 600 000 American troops stationed around St Aignan Noyers during 1918 1919. It honors 880 servicemen who died in cantonments and cemeteries there as Myron T Herrick American ambassador voiced Americas gratitude for the tribute and the sacrifice of these soldiers.
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St. Aignan-Noyera
St. Aignan-Noyers
France
Myron T. Herrick
America
Butterflies Block Highway At Santa Barbara
Millions of large brown butterflies migrated southward across the highway mouth in Santa Barbara California hindering traffic. County Horticultural Commissioner Kellogg visited the scene to collect specimens for examination.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Kellogg
Possible new U S territory hinges on Alaska districts
Washington reports a proposal to separate the First Judicial district from Alaska could create a new territory. The feature describes Alaska’s geography, districts, population, and potential impact on maps and governance, including Juneau and Fairbanks centers, the wall of ice, and transport links.
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Washington
United States
Alaska
Lee No Hvingman Ha
National Geographic Society
North America
Biberta
Pacific Ocean
North Pole
Beattle
Canada
Canat
Firat
Juneau
Ketchikan
Alask
Fairbanks
Juneat
Tanana River
Rocky Mountains
Skagway
Copper River
Third Judicial District
Yukon Valley
Acroga
Gulf of Alaska
Skagway Gate
Yukon
Junday
Seward
New York
Keanees City
Alaska Alliens
First Judicial District
Jower
Almaka
Greenland
Joneau
Fairbanka
Iceland
Alaake
Awsy
Coath
Berlogna
Tanana
Rotand
Alsakste
Annaka
Jnnesu
Paiwine
Fossil Dig By New York Students In Bad Lands
New York University biology party led by Professor L Alfred Manonhardt explored the Bad Lands of South Dakota near Battle Creek Canyon. They collected over 2800 pounds of fossil remains including Titanotheres Credentia and fossil horses and rhinoceroses while studying field methods and transport logistics.
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Zayotis
United States
New York
Booth Dayote
New York University
Proteaor L. Alfred Manonhardt
Washington Square College
Arta
Science
Washington
Iuudents
Bealdes
Maonhardt
Atudénta
Polid
Hattle Creek Canyon
Monnhardt
South Dakota
Aldo
Ouny Fmaln
Cedar Creek Capyop
Fog Basin
Trotesger Manohardt
Bad Landa
Monnberdt
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Wield Museum
Chicago
Scenic
Pon
Seenic
Battle Creek
Chronalla
Om & Seoutog
Claimant Henry Colpus Arises as Self-Proclaimed Prince
An individual named Henry Holden Colpus claims to be the son of the late King Edward and half-brother to King George. He was found in a Portland Maine boarding house and asserts royal lineage supported by alleged crest and arm. He alleges Edward married his mother in 1882 and cites Civil War and Rough Riders service.
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Mr. Andrews
Perton
Professor Berkey
Andrews
Henry Holden Colpus
Penniass
Edward of
England
George
Colpre
Portland
Col- Due
Edward
Prince of ‘Wales
Aillza Holden
Church of England
Colpus
George Colpus
United States
General Lee
Col. Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Kills Wolves with Club by French Canadian Claima
Patrice Pardoe a French Canadian hunter arrived at Port Arthur Ontario to claim an $80 bounty for killing two large timber wolves with a club. He mocked a St Paul mapmaker who claimed to invent a wolf hunting costume of a leather nail studded coat.
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Patrice Pardoe
seiUer
Port Arthur
Ont
St. Paul
Patrice
Fragmented Editorial Clippings Highlight Public discourse
A garbled passage reflects on editorial judgment during a tense period, noting public sensitivity, the dangers of overtalk, and calls for constructive plans to improve discourse. It references misfortune, chances to shape opinion, and the value of happiness despite scarce resources.
Delight of Quapense and the palatal program
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled discussion of palate and life zest in a speculative program. It mentions certainty later and a disease named Maladie, but the readable facts are minimal and unclear.
Homes L Brannon F Ta e
Readable fragments show a brief mention of homes linked to individuals L Homes and F Brannon with unclear context. The text lacks distinct events or outcomes and provides minimal concrete detail for a fuller card.
Veteran Grubb Named Capitol Guard Amid Disability Plea
Dreedled veterans at the Capitol cheer Lieutenant James Grubb of Chicago after Congressman Rathbone places him as guard following a protest over insufficient federal appointments for wounded soldiers. Grubb, a World War I veteran wounded at Hamel, served from Spanish American War through 1914 and later taught riflecraft at Camp Logan.
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Capitol
James ©. Grubb
Chi
Cago
Grubb
France
Tulpoia National Guard
Hamel
Minnelsang
Grubb Pan
Ife
Camp Logan
Texas
Rathvone
Far
Blind Man Reads Bible Through 15 Times in a Row
In Middletown Connecticut a blind man named Urban L Penney has completed a long reading feat. He reportedly read the Bible through fifteen times despite enduring daily hardships. Local officials and a nearby bookstore supported the effort as a record achievement.
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Middletown
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Kogt
Egge
Thora Security
Momoy
Camel Trailn
Indead
Charles P. Berkey
Columbia University
Permimion
Asia Magazine
Nee Cone
Lon
Hocker
National Con
Misaouri
Clyle
YANKS
Cane School of Applied Science
Cievelans
U.S. Territory
Firet Judicial Oterrot
Ownboys
Washington Square
New York Times
King Edward OF England
Wolves
Vienne
Austria
The
Sodallata
Vane
Christian Sodalins
United Corporation
Moscow
Eee
Theodore
Europe
Guecats
Jenty
Brannon
J. J. Brannon Co
Hye Aye
Adelaide Ewing
Metropolitan Conservatory of Musso
Phona Forget Park
Peaslee Hardware Co
Madison Street
Phone Forest Park
the Public Service Co
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