Record Breakers and Naval Deaths Highlight Fort Totten News
Gunners of the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Coast Artillery Corps commanded by Captain Carroll Powey at Fort Totten set a practice record with 11 seconds for a 2160 yard shot at a 10 by 24 foot target, Battery Morris at Fort Hancock. Rear Admiral James A. Hawke dies in California after medical service in Washington.
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Fresh guesses on earth age by Clarke and Backer
Washington July 47 Frank Wigg l esworth Clarke and George F Backer of the United States etological society present a preliminary study on the age of the earth. They estimate a range between 55 and 70 million years, citing chemical and philosophical perspectives and noting wide disagreement among scientists.
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Mayor Whitlock Arrested For Auto Speeding
July 27 report states Toledo mayor Brand Whitlock and another official were arrested in Sandusky for speeding. They were discharged later in the day. Nearby items discuss floods, forest composition, and unrelated inquiries.
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