Fear US to Lead with Arnold Steel Invention
London reports Daily Mail credits John Oliver Arnold of Sheffield University with a new steel alloy using molybdenum to surpass tungsten. The story notes American interest and investigations, government pressure, and potential molybdenum deposits, with fears Britain may fall behind in this key invention.
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Daily Mail
John Oliver Arnold
Sheffield University
Arnold
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England
Sheffield
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Europe
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The
Great Britain
Maynard's Letter Open to Public, League Head Says
New York dispatch reports William N. Anderson, state superintendent of the Anti saloon League, replying to Lieutenant Maynard who accused the league of juggled statements. Anderson says the original typewritten statement by Maynard remains in possession and is available for inspection by reporters or any interested person.
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Anti-Saloon League
New York
William N. Anderson
The
Antisaloon League
League
M. Anderson
Mott Osborne Denies Prisons Reform Plan
Portsmouth New Hampshire December 18 Lieutenant Commander Thomas Mott Osborne in charge of the United States naval prison here said he has no knowledge of any nation wide drive for prison reform and called such reports false and silly He stated he remains in the naval service and will attend to his duties and would not consider reforming prisons nationwide as his business being a citizen of New York.
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Portsmouth
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Thomas Mott Osborne
United States Naval Prison
Naval Service
Osborne
Naval Prison
New York
Allies Hold German Machine Guns Bound for Mexico
Coblenz reports two shipments of machine guns and accessories bound for Mexico, found in transit through Holland, have been held by Allied military authorities. Export of war material violates the armistice and Peace Treaty. Germany was asked to explain and warned against further exports.
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Coblenz
Mexico
Germany
Holland
Timber Supplies For Newsprint In Northwest Found
The United States forest service reports large areas of red fir white fir and hemlock timber in California Oregon and Washington ready for newsprint production with possible timber in Montana and Idaho.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
United States Forest Service
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Wiener Arrested for Carrying Firearms After Suicide Attempt
Captain Clarence Wiener of Philadelphia, a former war veteran who tried to end his life by shooting himself Monday night, was arrested in hospital on a charge of carrying firearms. He is recovering from a self inflicted wound.
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New York
Clarence Wiener
Philadelphia
Wiener
Six 5500 Ton Steel Ships Ready for Launch at Port Arthur
Newark N J Dec 18 The Submarine Boat Corporation announced that within five days six fabricated steel ships each of 5500 tons will roll from the Port Arthur yards. The announcement notes rapid production and imminent departures from the shipyards.
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Submarine Boat Corporation
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