War College Mock Conflict Fails To Faze U S Experts
Washington July 5 A decades old mock war at the War College pits American and Japanese experts in a theory driven clash. The scenario imagines Japan seizing the Philippines and landing in California, with the United States scrambling to counter and protect the Pacific coast. Both sides play out a chess like contest to evaluate potential strategies and outcomes under plausible naval limits.
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Hawaii
California
Washington
Japan
United States
War college
Philippines
thawail
USDA
Taft
Pacific
Panaia canal
Ad Wolgast Defeats Owen Moran in Thirteenth Round
Ad Wolgast knocks out Owen Moran in the thirteenth round to claim a decisive boxing victory. Moran struggles through the later rounds as Wolgast dominates with powerful combinations and precise jabs.
Ad Wolgast Knocks Out Owen Moran in San Francisco
Champion Ad Wolgast retained his title by knocking out Owen Moran of Birmingham England in the thirteenth round of a scheduled twenty in the open air arena on Eighth Street. Wolgast pressed the pace and delivered a right hand uppercut followed by two more blows to finish Moran early in the round.
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Owen Moran
Birmingham
england
eighth street open air arena
Wolgast
Ughtwelklers
Reading Grand Stand Collapse Hurts 26 People
A grand stand at Reading ball park collapsed during a holiday crowd, injuring 26 spectators and likely killing two. The frame structure toppled onto seating. top-floor occupants escaped by jumping. Fire and ambulance crews aided victims as players and officials assisted.
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Reading
Reading ball park
Reading and
Lancaster
Herman J. Faulkman
cA J) fisher
Westriot
HH. D. Schaeffer
Heat Wave Hammers East With Death Toll Rising
Philadelphia reports eight heat related deaths as a three day eastern heat wave sweeps the region. Chicago and New York also suffer fatalities while many smaller towns record rising casualties amid high humidity and record temperatures.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
United States
Louisville
Heat Deaths Scar City On Fourth Of July
New York reports seven deaths from heat and 36 routine accidents as hot weather sent 63 prostrations in Manhattan the Bronx and Richmond. Brooklyn notes seven heat deaths and 11 prostrations with infants among victims. St Louis hits 101 at street level 108. Pittsburg endures hottest Fourth in six years with five deaths and 22 prostrations. Cincinnati reports two dead and 30 prostrations as heat peaks at 108.
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Bronx
Richmond
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
mercury
Daring aviator lands after long Atlantic City flight
New York aviator N Atwood completed the first leg of his New York to Washington air trip landing on the beach in Atlantic City after a five hour flight fought by a thirty mile wind. He landed near Ohio avenue in a small cleared space, was cheered by thousands, rested at the Marlborough Blenheim, and described the voyage as exhausting and turbulent with wind shifts that forced him to adjust course and even pause mid-air.
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New York
Washington
Marlborough- Blenheim
Atwood
hotel new
Asbury Park
Tuckerton
Venice Park
Ohio avenue
ocean pier
A. T. Bell
Allen K. White
C. D. White
Harry Cook
Atlantic City Aero club
Marlborough Blenheim
Marlborough-Blenheim
Offer Mrs Jenkins $40,000 to witness in smuggling case
Mrs Helen Jenkins, tapped as star witness for the government in the grand jury probe of recent smuggling cases exposed by Deputy Surveyor Richard Parr, reportedly received a $40,000 offer to cover her Europe trip expenses. The source of the offer was not disclosed and hinted she might meet Nathan Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin, a wealthy leather manufacturer charged with smuggling by Parr.
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New York
Helen Jenkins
Richard Parr
Europe
Nathan Allen
Kenosha
Wis
Mr. Parr
Blown Into Atoms at Marietta Nitro Plant
A nitro glycerine plant near Marietta Ohio was destroyed by heat exploding six hundred quarts of the explosive. The blast left a ground hole large enough for a dwelling, shook the town, shattered windows in churches, and left three men with minor injuries. Sprains require care. apply Chamberlains Liniment for quick relief. Drugstores stock it.
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Marietta
Marietta Torpedo company
Tins city
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