Giant Lakehurst hangar nears completion for airships
New York June 14 Ameri ca's first giant airship terminal at Lakehurst New Jersey nears completion. The 803 by red a 195 foot structure with 175 foot high doors will house the ZR 1 and ZR 2 and features a mooring mast and docking rails.
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New York
America
Lakehurst
N. J
United States Navy
United States Navy Department
Navy Department
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
New Orleans
Atlanta
Columbus
San di
War Department Asks Research Society to Study Rapid Anaesthesia
Columbus Ohio June 16 The United States government through the office of the surgeon general of the war department has presented to the National Anaesthesia Research society an opportunity for the greatest service since its organization The war department seeks a rapid general anaesthetic able to induce complete sleep in seconds while preserving ether advantages It asks the society to answer five questions about quicker action lasting effect safety and use in A E F France and related methods including nitrous oxide oxygen anaesthesia
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Surgeon General
War Department
National Anaesthesia Research Society
National Research Society
Research Society
France
Jap Students Welcome Chinese
Kyoto Imperial University students adopt a resolution to spend the Boxer indemnity share for Chinese students in Japan. A committee is formed to gain support from Tokyo students. They urge a hearty welcome for Chinese students and lament the dwindling Chinese student population in Japan.
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TOKIO
Kyoto Imperial University
Japan
Tokio Imperial University
Kyoto
Ancient Greek Tombs Found in Boeotia Campus
London reports students from the English school of Archaeology uncovered 35 tombs at Mykalosson Boeotia dating to the fifth and sixth centuries before Christ. The condition of the tombs remains unannounced.
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London
English School of Archaeology
Mykalosson
Boeotia
Ships Crew Quits During World Cruise Adventure
Thirteen Americans aboard the Wisdom II resigned, citing homesickness and the strict quarterdeck rule, reducing the crew to seven Americans plus six Tahitian sailors. The vessel, under Capt. Edward Salisbury, had sailed from Los Angeles January 19 and reached Pago Pago April 11, visiting Marquesas and Tahiti before the mutiny.
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Pago
American Samoa
Wisdom II
Los Angeles
Cal
All America
Frederick O’brien
California
Tahiti
O’brien
Bora Bora
Raiatea
Apia
Malcolm Douglas
New York
Maloata
Ameri
Secretary Hugheas View on Central America Crisis
Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes comments on the limits of what can be achieved in Central America amid ongoing strife. He cautions that progress hinges on cessation of conflict and stable regional cooperation.
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Central America
Charles E. Hughea
Tuning Up A Race Car Turns Not To Music Circles
A brief note emphasizes that tuning a racing car is a mechanical task and bears no relation to musical circles or tuning instruments.
Summer Frocks Offered in Fine Quality at Low Prices
Beautiful new summer dresses neatly tailored in fresh materials and best shades. They are on sale at low prices here, offering fashionable styles for the season.
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Bill Harrington
Niagara Falls
Jokers
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Samoa
New Hebrides
New Guinea
New Caledonia
Far East
India
the Globe
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Jee
Griffon
Palm Beach
N. H. Silver Co
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