Vermont Representative Green Quietly Tests Vermont Ancestry Tale
Representative Frank Green of Vermont visits a village during recess and claims numerous local relatives. An elderly inhabitant questions his identity as Green cites relatives in quarry, livery, furniture business, and a famed county baker. The elder remarks it may rain.
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Frank Green
Versmont
Insp
Congress
Vermont
Green
New York
Jimmy Britt Story and Rifle Training Plans
The article recounts Jimmy Britt facing Corri and a humorous Strand luncheon moment, plus a government program inviting students nationwide to train as expert riflemen at Caldwell New Jersey during August for the 1919 national matches under Navy Department auspices.
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Jimmy Britt
Eugene Corri
Strand
Corri
Britt
Corr
Jimmy
Corrl
Savoy
Cori
Marae
United States
Congress of Rifle and Pistol
Navy Department
Caldwell
N. J
New York
Idaho Quiet Title Suit In Payette Courthouse
Wm W Mandeville sues Continental Trust Company and multiple defendants in Payette Idaho District Court to quiet title on several parcels in Section 3 Township 7 North Range 5 West The case asks the court to determine ownership of land described as the East Half of the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter and related strips totaling about 30 acres with a 15 foot strip along the north side The summons requires a response within twenty days if served in district and forty days otherwise. July 22 1919 stamp appears as the attested date
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Continental Trust Company
City of New York
Payette Valley
Payette
County of
State of Idaho
Portland
Oregon
John H. Norris
Idaho
Plaintiff
Invention of Much Worth in Underwater Salvage
French engineers claim an oxyacetylene blowpipe system mounted on a diving bell greatly eases underwater steel cutting for salvage. Trials show ship plates cut under 27 feet of water with air and acetylene pressures adjusted to depth. The device also aids lock repairs and other submerged work.
Wounds of War Shape Nervous Veterans Claims
Dr. Arthur Macdonald, honorary president of the international congress of criminal anthropology, notes in the Medical Record that soldiers often develop psychological and physical aftereffects from combat. He cites bayonetting a mother or enemies leading to hysterical symptoms and says a genuine wound may offer relief in some cases.
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Arthur Macdonald
Washington
International Congress of Criminal Anthropology
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