Ozark streams set to power new hydro ventures across Missouri
Missouri article outlines plans to harness spring fed Ozark streams for hydroelectric power. Projects include Bagnell Osage dam 30 million dollars 86 square mile lake producing about 125000 horsepower. Table Rock dam 16 million dollars 225000 horsepower lake 125 miles long. Lebanon Niangua project 10 million dollars 75000 horsepower. current river 60000 horsepower. Casconade and Piney river efforts with various permits and lake plans. Government permits obtained for several sites.
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Joplin
Ozarks
Ozark
Hydro Electricity
Bagnell
Osage
Table Rock
White
Lebanon
Niangua
Bagnell-Osage
Missouri
White River
Casconade
Central Missouri Pacific Company
Arlington
Piney River
Black River
Leeper
Pulmotor Squad Rescues Teen From Carbon Monoxide Death
Seventeen year old John Abbenhous was found unconscious from carbon monoxide in a car he worked on. Fire Capt. Joseph R. Cook and Lieut. James Carey led an inhalator crew from truck company No. 10 for over ninety minutes of life saving efforts before the victim began to breathe again.
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Pulmotor
Seattle
John Abbenhous
Young Abbenhous
M. Danning
Lights and Life in New York City Then and Now
A 1930 Bell Syndicate piece surveys New York sights from the subway front platform to Manhattan walks and Park Avenue speed, noting signals, blocks, and the SB section breaks. It contrasts busy streets, slums, beggars, and cabaret plans for seafaring crews with urban oddities like a Forty first street sandwich sign and a Puck building figure.
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City Underground
New York
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Big City
Forty-first Street
Greenwich Village
Sixth Avenue
Puck
Lafayette Street
New York University
Washington Square
The Tiger Nickname Born From Clemenceau’s Rivalry
Editor Emile Bure of L'Avenor in Paris recalls naming Clemenceau The Tiger after a fierce reference in a political article. The sobriquet, first used in amusement, spread into general use as the famed epithet.
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Clemenceau
Emile Bure
L’avenor
Paris
Bure
Critic Always With Us and the Anemia Discussion
Quote contrasts action with inquiry and notes Holmes on initiative. The anemia note explains normal red cell counts about 5 million per cubic millimeter and pernicious anemia can lower counts to about 1 million or less.
White Men Use Indian Lodge as Courthouse
In Tishomingo Oklahoma the granite Indian Lodge houses a courthouse as white law is enforced in the same building where Chickasaw chiefs once governed. The granite structure, quarried from the Pennington river, once served as the Chickasaw nation capitol before state government moved the capitol and the building was sold to Johnston County.
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Tishomingo
Okla
Pennington River
United States
Johnston County
Electrician Found Electrocuted Near 2000 Volt Wire
Attendants at a government radio station in Hadley field, New Brunswick New Jersey, discovered the body of Ernest R. Hood, an electrician, lying across a 2000 volt power line while investigating static. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Hadley Flying Field
Ernest R. Hood
Executions in Poland Reach 115 in Five Years
The minister of justice reports that 115 people were executed in Poland in the last five years for capital crimes.
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Poland
Warsaw
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