Heavier Armor in Newest Cruisers
Wellington reports on the redesigned eight to ten thousand ton U S cruisers under the Washington treaty era. Heavier armor decks and increased anti aircraft armament are planned while preserving speed above seven knots. Navy debates extra belt thickness versus speed, cites tonnage losses from earlier designs and notes potential realignment of tonnage to six inch gun cruisers. Continuous design enhancements reflect evolving protection standards.
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Wellington
United States
Navy
Bleh
Tierrat
Elptit
Bullére
Titsu
Mateh
Tony
Heh
Lauters
Ides Spitters
Ches- Ihe
Tipton
Nestrip
War Hero's Body Found After Armistice in Oklahoma
A long awaited discovery uncovers a World War I hero's remains buried for years near Willy Hidge. An identifying ring with initials J.B.W. ties the body to Mrs. Jive Wilson and her son, Pelsale John Buchanan Wilson, who earned the imitation medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okl
Jive Wilson
Geld
Ziguet Roy
Willy Hidge
J.B. Wu
Sirs
Wilson
Pelsale John Buchanan Wilson
Woman Seeks Legal Claim After Brother Missing Three Years
Elizabeth Casey seeks to have her brother Henry Cregg declared dead after 40 years of no contact. She aims to legally collect a share of an estate or claim as the survivor. The filing names Allen as if not heard from for decades.
Oklahoma Farmer's Calf With Three Legs Reported
A farmer in Oklahoma claims a calf with three legs and four large limb projections ending in three clawed feet. Prominent locals note the unusual anatomy as the calf grows toward a size comparable to a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Okla
Baby Born Alive After Apparent Delivery in City Hospital
An infant born in Milwauk en was reportedly brought to life after being pronounced dead. Doctors explained the child received respiratory support via a mechanical lung as the father assisted with breaths. Medical staff reportedly prepared for transfer to a specialized facility as a physician ordered procedures to be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MilWewken
New York City Theatre Life and Subways in Flux
The article paints a vivid portrait of New York with crowded brownstones and lively streets. It notes theater districts like Broadway, Ziegfeld, and the Capitol, discusses subway openings and phone book changes, and highlights social scenes including women in public life and fashion around the new transit era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Citizens’ Committee
Woman Mayor Rules by Direct Action
New Nuglander of Worlington Victoria shows an unconventional mayoral approach. She promotes direct city management, emphasizes expediency in policy, and condemns political obstruction while defending her humanitarian goals and reform agenda. Born in Worlington, she is a University of Vermont alumna (1882).
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Naples
Ste
Sto
Niles
Unyuto
Shan Bellevus Mintany
New Nuglander
Worlington
Vic
Showena
The
Universiy of
Vermont
Sunburn Blamed for 1.4 Million Dollar Annual Loss
Dr Charles J Pabst of Greenpoint Hospital Brooklyn warned against overexposure to the sun citing sunburn as a hidden cause of major losses to business. He estimated one thousand workers suffer sunburn annually, with total losses reaching about 1.4 million dollars and predicted fewer sunburn cases as fashion trends change.
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New York
Charles J Pabst
Dermattologiat
Greenpoetit Hesplint
Brooklyn
Jonny
Fake Apaches In Paris Cops Clamp Down On Tourist Quacks
A garbled report describes fake Apache groups treated as criminals by Paris authorities. It mentions an official, M Priollet, and a district known for filth and disorder as tourists visit alleged Apache quarters amid confusing accounts of knives and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aetore
Notrgnses
M. Priollet
Cams
Heigide Mandala
Ingo
Playful Cockatoo Impacts Theater Owners in Hone Ontario
A cockatoo's antics allegedly injure a theater operator, prompting a dispute over display and liability. The case concerns wrist injury and damages claimed by the owner against theater operators in Hone. The readable text presents a fragmented account of the incident and parties involved.
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Morsay
Big Noise and Count Cutelli in a surreal reminiscence
A fragmented reminiscence traces cinema and radio imagery from early American culture. It blends names such as Count Cutelli and Youk with dreamlike scenes of steamboats, cameras, and theatrical sound stages, recalling a performer’s recalled memories and distant broadcasts.
Unclear Weather Event Described as Waterspout Sighting
A garbled OCR fragment details observers witnessing a waterspout or dark cloud formation in a storm sequence. Mentions workmen, tools, mud, and a spiral plume, with references to a light and heavy storm phase and a dramatic cloud appearance.
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Luesiui
Troy
Lat
Hellevind Te Wis
Grandmother at 30 May Be Great Grandma at 40
Fragmented OCR text describes a woman named Mrs. Marshall pondering pregnancy and aging, questioning if she could become a great grandmother by age fifty. References to Sarat Aba and unclear relatives appear, with familial names like Tearry Marstoll and Barn Ann mentioned amid garbled phrases about childbirth and generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torning
Neeady Marshall
Gieng
Marshall
Avi Gentatni
Mueshali Sid
Tearry Marstoll
Giant Mooring Mast Ready for Dirigible Siren Test
Fragmented OCR describes a giant mooring mast prepared for dirigible testing. References to Akron Zeppelin group and naval experts hint at an airborne vessel program, with mentions of engineers and mobility trials amid garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Seagent
Gonlyene-Aeppelin Corporation
Dow
Atrough
Lil
Unbalanced Mind Stabber Case Sparks Court Action
A stabbing case in New York centers on Lang Walk who claims an unbalanced mind as the key factor. The proceedings touch on charges and the defense position while the court outlines the case path involving Charlus and other parties.
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Lang
Stabber
New York
Bhella Kalesta
Gus Joey
Thes
Reid
Charlus
Eunidee
Chicago
Aurora
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Sambo
Renwick Times
Br— Levy Miller
Towa Press
Associated
Renwick
Loveless
W. H. Long
Renwick, Lows
M. C. Rockwood
Eves
Lows
L. R
Turner
First National Bank
Renwick, Jows
A. H. Stafford
John A. Reed
Phono
Humboldt
Iowa
C. A. Packard
Loweat
Henwick, Ja
Popular Mechanics
Mandy
Popular
Mechanica Company
Aee- 20d
Ourarlo Sty Citeage
Nameair Referente
Ted
Mapa
Lighes
Enylig
Alves Ua Wong
Howes
Ehly Charler
Ammig
Athieties Anhers
York
de Meganlora Keimpalts
Choy
Capital
Aml
Fiorong Ziegfold
Curt
Manhattan
Mary
Fondante
Girden
Park Nvemsn
Sftelozo
Wex Rickard
Attie Mirgan
Lawan
Goole
Pierre
Minner
Samuel
Cheanees
Bret Macy
Panay
Ana
Caltf—Mueyer
Sorcidy-Linee
Ollond
Suri
Anoyer
le United Suitey
Selentie
Uleet Clare
Sle
Torre
uecAslong
Amashlig
Slo
Yolanioeys
Playful Cockatoo Casts
Buffalo Councilman
Ny Si
Bolt
Pishkut
Yolyane
Big Noise
Count
Uiltelli
Hobleman
Mika Rauster
Sealey
Prise Seni
Amerioa
Glorke Swaustin
Wonian
Lotte
Mickie
Webster’s
NEW International Dictionary
Auiedieun Legion Init
Ahip Leredenta
Ahonaen
Shinformatior
Pagan Big Mae
Mhpeace Gerettves
Diosrephlen
Higwtarand
Bette Pacers
PRE. G,& C
Merriam CO
Springfield
Mace
USA
Stent
Sed
Pate-Lewis Arms
Compan
Miles
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