Solar system tale by Colonel Millis at AAAS meeting
Colonel Joann R. Millis outlined a dualistic collision theory for the solar system at a joint AAAS session in Kansas City. He proposed two sun-like bodies collided, yielding fragments that later formed planets and satellites, with mechanical heating driving the sun’s heat.
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Kansas City
Joann R. Millis
Cleveland
Astronomical and Mathematical Sections
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Millis
Millis Picured
Floods Kill and Damage Across Dutch Regions
A fierce gale and heavy rain flood rivers across Holland and neighboring areas. Widespread overflows flood towns including Amsterdam and Tholon where a motor box and occupants were swept away, causing serious damage.
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Holland
Armsterdamry
Tholon
Anthracite Miners and Operators Continue Session
A joint conference between miners and operators remains in session with no serious discussion of dues check-off. Chairman Markle reports the talks proceeded with cordial mood though interrupted briefly for a dinner at the Union League Club, where six miners and six operators were special guests.
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Maykle
Union League Club
Minority holder opposition to Nickel Plate merger cited
Report discusses minority holders opposing a Nickel Plate merger. References to the Van Sweringen brothers linked to New York Central and financial ties. Mention of J. P. Morgan & Company, Union Trust, First National Bank and loan arrangements across railroads amid trustee relations.
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Nike
Anderson
Thease
Nickel Plate
Enat
New York
Vint Sweringen
Wickel
New York’ Central
van Sworingens
Chesapeake and Ohio
J. P. Morgan & Company, Inc
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
First National Bank
van Sweehtreks
Velati
Archaeology experts debate Carthage site plans and ruin claims
Dr Francis W. Kelsey warns excavation delays may push Carthage into an archeological park. He questions total destruction by Scipio era soldiers and proposes government controlled redevelopment, land purchases, and building restrictions as a solution. The discussion follows 1925 Carthage digs funded by Washington Archaeological Society and university funds.
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atsPontpoli
Francis W. Kelsey
Archaeological Institute of America Today
Amreshvestate Bogmn
Kelsey
University of Michigan
Tunis
Carthage
Scipio
French Cabinet Declines to Receive Captain Canning
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand told the Chamber that the government is unable to receive Captain Gordon Canning tonight. The issue centers on Spain's credentials and the Moroveda credits amid ongoing parliamentary debate.
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Canning
Paris
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Moroveda
Gordon Canning
Spain
Capper Appeals for Tax System Reform
Senator Capper urged the Boston Chamber of Commerce for a practical plan to handle farm surpluses. He proposed exporting excess crops or applying tariffs to agricultural surpluses to stabilize prices and prevent drag on home markets. He warned that a sensible system must be found quickly to move surplus into foreign trade.
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Repuligan
Kansas
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Suit Involving Will Filed Before Death Refreshes Dispute
In St Louis the Parish Medicine Company president W. Grove is alive. His son in law F P Seeley of Asheville filed in circuit court a will dispute and property claim valued at 5.8 million to 6 million dollars. Seeley alleges an agreement 20 years ago would transfer ownership on Grove’s death and seeks affirmation of that pact.
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Dew
AL ‘Dhol KE
W. Grove
Parish Medicine Company
FP. L. Seeeley
Asheville
N. C
Seeley
Grove
Whieh Grove
Seeiey
Beeley Belias
Ey Aileges
Ube
Sam Uikine
Munsey Estates Will Leaves Major Assets to Executives
The Munsey estate including the New York Sun and Evening Telegram is left in trust to executors for disposition within five years, benefiting relatives and others. Nashville Unitarian Church plans a Wednesday meeting to discuss the Tennessee Anti Evolution law and uprisings by Bible Crusaders of America.
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New York
Frank A. Munsey
New York Sun
Evening Telegram
William T. Cewart
Mr. Munsey
Richard H. Thitherington
Guaranty Trust Company of
Nashville
Tenn
First Unitarian Church of
Tennessee Academy of Science
Bible Crusaders of America
Clearwater
Tennessee
Academy of Science
Vanderbilt University
First Unitarian Thareh
Thowas
Jefferson
Vanderbilt
Farmers of State Make Fair Showing With Wheat Crops
Tennessee farmers show fair progress toward a wheat crop despite drought and wet fall conditions. Acreage is slightly above last year at about 406000 acres, with early planted wheat looking promising while later plantings remain in the ground. Plowing has intensified since December 1 and milk production remains steady.
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Tennessee
Bureau
Premier Mussolini Returns to Rome From Milan
Premier Mussolini traveled from Milan to Rome and stopped at Rapallo to confer with Sir Austen Chamberlain. Chamberlain expressed gratitude for Mussolini’s courtesy and voiced hope that their talks would yield practical world benefits.
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Rome
Muselini
Milan
Koch
Rapallo
Austen Chamberlain
Riviera
Chamberlain
Italy
Anv
Mussolini
Farm Machinery Replaces Horses on U S Farms
Census bureau figures reveal a 16 percent drop in horses on farms from 19 million in 1920 to 16 635 759 in 1926 while male farm workers rise more than 5 percent from 5 432 391 to 6 780 608.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Turkish War Council Convenes In Secret Session
The Turkish war council met secretly in Constantinople to discuss plans tied to the Russo Turkish treaty and the Mosul region under British mandate, with General Dijevad Pashi among those attending. In Nashville officials resume routine after Christmas, as Capitol Hill reopens and commemorations mark Woodrow Wilson's birthday with a national organ.
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Constantinople
Turkish War Council
Ecret
Fineor
Cotter Nuty
Council of the
League of Nations
Mosul
Dijevad Pashi
Etchings of Lee and Jackson Bought for Exhibition
Etchings of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson in a Corcoran Art Institute show were purchased by a Confederate benefactor. The works, part of a Virginia room exhibit, include etched graphs and drawings by Emil Fucks and other artists.
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Washington
Robert , Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Corcoran Art
Cal Jery
Emil Fucks
Confederate of Richmen
B. Selena Whydle
Edward Aidh
Toy
Virginia
Establishes' Record in Paris Flight Event Fragment
The passage reports a measurement event in Paris with a 1,102 pound craft listed as flying despite unclear phrasing. It mentions an aviator and a time or speed close to sixty miles per hour, with several garbled terms around the record attempt and weight.
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Paris
Darque
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