Great Asiatic Life Expedition Curbs Man Link Fossils
American Museum of Natural History and Asia Magazine plan a five year Central and East Asia expedition led by Roy Chapman Andrews to seek the missing link between man and apes in China Mongolia and Tibet. The mission aims to collect fossils paleontology archaeology and zoology with a $250,000 fund and cooperation from Chinese authorities and Asian organizations. The effort seeks to advance science and Chinese education by forming a Chinese Museum of Natural History from the collections and involve local scholars in modern methods.
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New York
Buna Renin
American Museum of Natural History
American Asiatic Association
Asia Magazine
Central Asia
Roy Chapman Andrews
Parast
George ¥. Baker
Childs Wrick
W. A. Harriman
Chamrties
Bernheimer
United Army
Eugene Dubois
Java
Trini
Germany
Heidelberg
Europe
England
Asia
Central Asian
Peking
China
Mongolia
Seale
Futire
London
New ‘York
J. G. Andersson
Chinese Republic
Andersson
Ubey Adoremi Aero
Ching
Tibet
Lama
Iaoa
Goll Desert
Gobi
New York Zoological Park
Tibetan
Chia
Manchuria
Amur
Bengal
Naturalistory
Central and
Eastern Asia
Dhe
Chinese Museum of Natural History
United States
Lin Faan
Mammoth Remains Found in 15000-Year-Old Cavern
French geologists report discovery of a prehistoric cavern near Paris containing mammoth bones and tusks up to 12 inches long. Archaeologist Jack Rouilbot led workers who uncovered stalactites, a tiny floor stream, and possible volcanic burial of the cave's inhabitants.
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Paris
Jack Rouilbot
California
Redenraine Cinte Loire
Boutlhot
Vela
Hiv
Another King in Exile in Italy After Syrian Arab Rebellion
Emir Petsal of the Thedjaz, former king of Syria and Arabia, is living in exile at Lake Como, Italy. He fled due to his opposition to French rule in Syria.
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Emir Petsal
Thedjaz
Syria
Arabia
Lake Como
Italy
Skeleton unearthed in Nebraska dates 200000 years old
Scott's Bint Neb F UL Bar bour of the State University uncovers a prehistoric skeleton in Cook's ranch fossil beds near here. Scientists say the specimen is over 200000 years old and will be preserved and sent to the university museum.
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Scott's Bint
Teacher advocates house on wheels amid Yuba City housing crunch
Miss Bea Dennis a St. John's district school teacher in Yuba City Cal says a house on wheels provides affordable living during the housing shortage. She lives in a snag bungalow on wheels parked near the school and laughs at landlords as a practical solution for the term.
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Yuba City
Cal
Bea Dennis
St. John's District School
Miss Dennis
Baseball closes church in Trenton Ind after Sunday games drop
The Methodist Episcopal church in Trenton Indiana has closed its doors and the building is offered for sale. Attendance plummeted as locals preferred Sunday baseball, leaving church trustees to decide on sale.
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Trenton
Ind
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellis Island to be made welcoming and comfortable for new arrivals
Immgration Commissioner Frederick A. Wallis announces plans to improve Ellis Island facilities with larger buildings better sanitation more beds and cots and added conveniences for immigrants. He replaces harsh attendants with kinder staff and urges warmer milk for mothers with babies while seeking funding from Congress or public subscriptions to fund upgrades.
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New York
Americus Gateway
Elis Island
Frederick A. Wallis
Doore
United States
Breedom Snd Sunshine
Laos
Genthon
Isiaod
Wallis
All America
Watlis
Congress
Pullman Bandits Loot Sleeper Train Steal $300 Worth of Goods
J C Selner of Kansas City and Tholon Pubrow of Jersey City were accused of robbing a west bound Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train. After nabbing watches jewelry salt and liquor from several berths they slept through the theft until alerted by a vigilant passenger. The haul totaled about $300 before authorities intervened.
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J. P. Murphy
Sioux City
Clariga
Yak from Thibet Bound for Alaska Experiment Station
Two Thibetan yaks, brought through Dawson Yukon Territory, head to Fairbanks Alaska for government experimental station use. Officials expect the dry cold climate will suit them. Yaks provide beef milk silk yarn hides bones and tallow by products in their homeland.
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Dawson
Y.T
Thibet
Fairbanks
Alaska
United States
Small Boy Rescues Baby From Well at Aymera Farm
A young boy lowered into a well at J. W. Free’s home rescued the one year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Morris of Aymera after she fell, stepping on a movable cover. She suffered a minor injury from a bucket strike, while Morris couple visited the Pyee farm.
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Coal City
Indo
J. W. Free
Straw gas from straw husks eyed as new motor fuel
Arlington experts test straw gas from wheat rye and corn stalks as a potential automobile fuel. The unit aims to convert plant matter into usable gas for cooking and power with hopes of a commercial future pending cost and supply assessments.
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Washington
Vsses
Tee Bureau
Arlingtor
Tarmer
Nineria Co
George Harrison
Moosejaw
MacLaurin
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Th University
United States Department of Agriculture
Cendee Industries
New York City
Coe Department
Movie Lessons Eight Dollars A Lesson
A cleaning woman comments on Mary Pickford and the potential of moving picture actresses. An investigation reveals individuals from various backgrounds enrolling in moving picture schools at eight dollars per lesson.
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New York
Mary Pickford
Dist
Bees and Breezes Help Patroller Find Cool Spots
A confused report notes a Gal-Patrol discovery about bees seeking shade in hot weather. The account mentions cages and breezes as factors guiding their resting spots, with observers commenting on bee behavior and comfort.
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Los Angeles
Howell
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