Army seeks aviation progress and stricter airship laws
Secretary Weeks backs rapid aviation growth but calls for strict federal inspection and licensing of airplanes and pilots to standardize safety. General Mitchell reports two months of study abroad, urging legislation to regulate commercial and military aviation and close gaps in U S aviation policy.
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Mitchell
Wee
United States
William Mitchell
Aviation Service
Me Walt
Cieneral Mitchell
McCookfield
Dayton
Bollingfield
Weeks Anit
Mitchell Helleves
War Department
Army
Wife Kills Self After Husband Kicks Kitten
Mrs Hoge Sipe consoled by the hospital staff in Cleveland after she shot herself following an incident where her husband kicked their kitten. The confrontation escalated as the animal scratched him, triggering Mrs Sipe to fire a bullet into her abdomen and die minutes later.
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Hoge Sipe
Cleveram
Sipes
Air service safety claim from wartime secretary statement
The secretary of war cited the safety record of a commercial air line operating between Milam Via and Nesent, noting it has carried 50,000 to 100,000 passengers without an accident. The same company, which runs the Miami-Naeca u route, is eyeing a Detroit to Cleveland lake route expansion.
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Secretary of War
Center of United States and Alaska centers debated by survey
The Geological Survey weighs centers for the nation and Alaska with emphasis on geographic midpoints. It notes Boston’s hub status is irrelevant to center claims while detailing the longitude and latitude estimates for the continental center and Alaska.
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Hoston
Mase
United States
Geologial
Sutvey
Toston
Beeston
Trubs
Pamey
Massechusetts
Keneas
Smith County
Alan
Geographies
Jeet
Geographioa Center
Alaska
Mint
Port Filhens
Woman becomes first Seminole chief in Indian history
In Muskogee Oklahoma Mrs Alice Davis was installed as leader of the Seminole tribe becoming the first woman chief in North American Indian history. The ceremony drew tribal leaders from across the state and featured Alice Roberta, the only woman member of Congress, presenting Mrs Davis a bouquet after the inauguration. Mrs Davis is Tiger clan, mother of seven daughters and four sons with five daughters and three granddaughters among the witnesses.
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Muskogee
Okla
Alice B. Davis
Davia’naugural
Alices
Mies Alice Roberta
Congress
Alice Davis
Swordfish Industry Booms in Cape Breton Port Shipment Rise
The report notes a surge in swordfish shipments from Louiburg to Reston, linking the boom to the steel plant workers. It cites high volume, special refrigerated care, and lautner activity tied to the fishery in Montreal and Saguenay areas.
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Montreal
Cape Breton
Sndines
Record
Recordi
Reston
Louiburg
Atene
TAO Pooghe
Pepe
Swertisherlem
Kreton
Indiana farmer forecasts big demand for onion strawberry fruit
A Kosciusko County farmer predicts strong demand for a new flavor blend of onion strawberry fruit. He demonstrates production feasibility by fertilizing strawberry plants with onion byproducts, hoping lovers of onions will drive market interest.
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Indana
Warsaw
Kosciusko
Birth and death rates by region in early year report
The report shows a national birth rate of 9.5 per thousand in the three months ending M2, higher than 23.8 in 1021, while first quarter mortality averaged 13.7 in the registration area versus 12.6 last year. North Carolina posted the highest birth rate. Washington the lowest at 19.5. The District of Columbia had the highest mortality at 17.4 and Wyoming the lowest at 0.4.
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Able
North Carolina
State of Washington
District of Columbia
Wyoming
Births Decline as Deaths Rise in Census Data
Washington reports the birth rate falling and the death rate rising in the first quarter, with census bureau figures showing state comparisons. Also London notes a proposed new Mount Everest expedition by the Geographical Journal, aiming for next year.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Everest
London
The
Geographical Journal
Geographical Society
Mount
Better Get Bome New One
A fragmented OCR item mentions a man known for prodding conundrums and habit tied to a peculiar attire or event, hinting at a local figure with a penchant for puzzles and distinctive behavior. The readable phrases suggest a light forward note about a person and his manner.
Cassowary Talks About Diet and Habitat in Inland Haven
A cassowary narrator explains its ground dwelling habits, diet including sand for digestion, and helmeted head protection. The bird describes its inland home on New Guinea’s Cuscowary island chain, contrasts with ostrich relatives, and invites visitors to hear more from its keeper.
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Teri
Jitney Ride Turns Romantic Through Night City Strife
Miss Julie Jordan leaves for Aunt Tildens party after relying on a jitney in a city struck by a streetcar strike. A hopeful young driver, John Meredith, offers a contrasting encounter with a polite, corrective drive that seeds a budding romance amid urban hardship and misadventure.
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Kwee
Julie
Tilden
Rochester
New York City
Julie Jordan
Tess
Mat
Sijetee
Walie
Merediein
Nile Rake
John Ge
John Meredith
Birds commonly kept in captivity
A brief exchange shows a teacher asking about birds kept in captivity and a humorous quip about a jail bird, attributed to Christian Gam.
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Tewmy
Christian Gam
Towrap Map Mighty Theoret in Naet Afries Motive
In Naet Afries a peculiar map theory emerges amid news from the Late Times. The article notes four iiguee bowtiees and a plan involving Eeropeene bh within a settlement, touching on local discussions and speculative ties to a beacon in the emyite arcwedding.
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Naet Afries
Betel
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Turned Woman into Different Clothing
An old advertisement claims Diamond Dyes dye a sweater skirt and child’s coat without fading or running. It warns buyers to tell the druggist the material and washing method and suggests professional linings for wool or mixed goods.
Engieh Daily for Jerussia Spon to Be Daily News Paper
Engieh Daily planned for Jerusalem as an English language daily owned and edited by American Mrs Gatling of New York who has studied local conditions in Palestine. She paid 250000 for a building and equipment for the venture, with presses and machinery en route from the United States.
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Engieh
Jerussia
Jerusalem
Spon Ie
Gatling
New York
Palestine
United States
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