Portland Girl Drowns at Oswego Lake Fourth of July
Esther Chapman nine year old adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Chapman of Portland drowned at Oswego Lake during a Lake Grove picnic on July 4. A search found her body about 100 feet from where she was last seen after a grappler from Portland recovered the child.
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United States National Bank at Newberg Oregon 1919 financials
Bank at Newberg Oregon closes June 30 1919 with assets and liabilities listed including cash notes and deposits. Public notices invite visitors to inspect or contact White & Co 703 First Street and W H Hitchen 612 Recon Street Newberg Oregon for properties and arrangements.
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Auction Idea To Sell Autograph Books After Conference
It is suggested that once the conference ends and celebrities from Britain the United States Italy Siam Russia Czecho Slovakia and other nations disperse to their homes the books could be auctioned page by page to help defray expenses.
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Trench Mortar Units Reorganized For Open Warfare
Wartime notes outline abandoning individual trench mortar batteries for a unified trench mortar regiment. The army levy would assign this regiment to an army commander for duty. Trenches guns emerged from stabilized trench fare, prompting return home of divisional batteries except under specific allied conditions.
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Submarine Performance and Speed Debate from 1910s Magazine
Scientific American argues submarines of 2700 ton steam-driven classes cannot yet be decisive war weapons. Surface speeds reach 23 to 25 knots while submerged manuevering remains slow and visibility poor. A submerged speed of about 20 knots with visibility could dominate naval warfare.
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Scientific American
Physician creates red light camera rivaling the X ray
A physician builds a limited field camera using a tungsten lamp light filtered to red rays. Light enters a box containing the subject and exposes a highly sensitive photographic plate for half a second to form a shadow image.
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