Submarine Radio Loop Aerial Revealed By Bureau Of Standards
Revelations show the loop aerial enables submerged submarine radio from shore or sea. Two young assistants at the Bureau of Standards discovered the method while researching another problem. Navy adopted the loop for U S submarines with signals heard from the surface to ten miles when submerged.
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Washington, D
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Navy
J A Willoughby
P. D. Lowell
Chevy Chase
Washington
Arlington
Potomac
Lyons
France
Paris
San Diego
Cal
Mr. Willoughby
Fr. P. St. Clair
Radio Division
The
Mr. Lowell
New London
McDowell
Nauen
Germany
Carnarvon
England
Rome
Italy
Raisuli the Moroccan Bandit Seen in a New Light
The narrative recounts Ion Perdicaris's 1904 captivity by Raisuli and Roosevelt's response. Perdicaris portrays Raisuli as gracious, dignified, and a capable leader rather than a mere brigand, noting his concern for civilians and his political aims for Berber tribes. He recalls the tense escape, the arrival of American ships, and Raisuli’s calculated surrender, forming a nuanced portrait amid a political crisis.
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Washington, D. C
Raissuli
Morocco
Spain
Raisuli
Roosevelt
Per
County Galway
Raisull
Tangier
Raisall
Cuban Voodoo Cult Suppressed After Cannibal Suspects
Havana authorities move to curb voodoo practices amid reports of cannibalistic rites and human sacrifices. Police say multiple Brujos arrested. children feared abducted for sacrifices to Chango as communities face threats and persecution.
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Havana
Cuba
Babagueye
Elecua
Olorraun
Chango
Chango Jigs
Elecna
Eleena
Reward for Globe Flight Lands in Hoquiam Bank
Seattle attorney George J. Hibbard offers deeds to 1000 acres of Gray's Harbor land in Hoquiam as reward for the aviator who first encircles the globe. Time limit for winning the land is August 1, 1920, with the deeds to be placed in a local bank.
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Globe Flight
Hoquam
Wash
Gray’s Harbor
Globe
George J. Hibbard
Seattle
Doings in Nebraska crops and civil projects
Nebraska towns report varied activity from higher wheat yields in Keith and Lincoln counties to new hotels in Axtell and Sidney. Plans for roads, a monument to fallen soldiers in Colfax, a $100,000 science building at Peru State Normal, and a state wide probe into living costs are noted along with agricultural gains, rail and bridge discussions, and local auctions and legions.
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Lincoln County
Axtell
Sidney Streets
Shelton
Nebraska
Platte River
Colfax
McKebie
L Oberties
Lince
Fo Williams
State Board of Control
Board of Education
Musadow Trove
SSO
Columbus
Keith County
Ogallals
Jammairy
Nebraska Potato Improvement
Hustie
McBrelyfo
Wow Cale
Lrishunre
Antelope County
Department of veTicul Care
Columbus School
Red Cloud City
Derspre
Sutherland
William Co Butard
Omaha
Joc Pedersen
Kimball County High School
Kimball
Wilder
Trassmeyer
Riverdale
Lincoln
State Railway Commission
J. J Welch
Omaha Grain Man
Stella
Peru State Normal
Gus Hyers
State House
T. A
Wahoo
Porter PP Cernek
John Po Pohorus
Wakefield
Tomifest
Scritmer City
Frethontety Conncc
Hooper Power
Hiebt
Fremont
Hecht
McKelgie
Fairmont
Hind
Wumbaldt
Fowler
Mro
Treston Towler
Gordon
Oan
William Margrave
Falls City
Perkins
Salvation Army
Vnn
United States
Home Service
CC Smith
Montrose
Cat
Alliant
Light and Water Department
Chadron
Cy Ho Lundy
Mousel Bros
Chinbridge
Midland College
van der Jeuse
Freuant Driving Park Association
Hitchcock
Washington
Untold South America A Land Of Wealth And Opportunity
The article extols South America as sparsely populated yet rich in natural resources with vast inland deserts and the Patagonia region. It highlights the River Plate and Orinoco waterways, mentions Argentina and Paraguay as key areas, notes the potential for settlement by Europeans, and warns a traveler to have money and knowledge of Spanish.
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South America
Africa
Interior
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Oanr
Kansas Plains
Arizona
Andes
California
River Platte
Europe
Rio Negro
Magellan Straits
Patagonia
Paraguay
Gran-Chaco
South American
Platte
Amazon
Denmark
Opening of the Bibliotheque et Musee de la Guerre in Paris
Paris unveils the Bibliotheque et Musee de la Guerre a new war library and museum aimed at collecting historic material for public display and for future historical writing. It notes German efforts to influence historians and anticipates French records shaping war history.
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Paris
Bibliotheque Et Musee de la Guerre
Germany
Berlin
Money and Advice
A dialogue fragment shows a borrower seeking a loan while the lender offers only advice. The borrower insists on borrowing to pay a lawyer for real guidance, highlighting a clash between lending and counsel.
Bachelor’s Degree Joke Turns Up in Tompkins Interview
A light exchange from the Boston Transcript quotes a man named Mr. Tompkins answering why he never married. He jokes he earned a Bachelor’s degree while at college, illustrating a playful college‑level quip about bachelorhood.
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Mr. Tompkins
Boston Transcript
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Mulai Ahmed
Comptoir d’Escompte
Torres
E] Gannam
Prince Albert
Exmouth
Boone County
Max Wolf
Wolf Brothers
Albion
Rbp Peterson
Platte County
York
Mitenel
Huastings-Ayer
American Legion
Aurora
John G. Walsh
Gering
Henry Edward Winter
Russell Johnson
C. Johnson
Saunders County
Frank Mills
Sons of Veterans
Box Butte
Alliance
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