Germany Back Among Great Seapowers After War Losses
Hamburg reports on German shipping recovery after World War I losses and Versailles indemnities. Officials say German tonnage rose to about 2,800,000 GRT, roughly half prewar, with focus shifts to Sweden, England, and Spain while large fleets refinance and rebuild.
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Hamburg
Germany
Siegfried Roedern
League of German
League of German Ship Owners and Freighters
Obstine
Ford
Great Britain
Teich
Brock
North America
South America
Dutch East Indies
Australia
Sweden
England
Spain
Reich
Inet
Fire wrecks 230 Italian Premcg
In Messina Italy a large fire destroyed 220 buildings after starting in a high school. Authorities believe students started it as protest against teachers. About 1500 residents were made homeless and 36 injured as troops aided the response.
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Messina
Italy
Davis and the 21st Presidency as a Precedent Set
Election analysis notes John W. Davis could become the 21st president and the 20th to be a lawyer. It compares ages, education, farming background, state governorship, and religious affiliations among presidents, including Presbyterians, Episcopalians, and Masons.
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T. John W. Davis
White House
Davis
Roosevelt
McKinley
William Henry Harrison
Charles W. Bryan
Washington and Lee University
John Quincy Adams
John Trier
William HB. Taft
Goys
Coolidge
Wilson
Hayes
Johnson
van Buren
Jefferson
Wales
Benjamin Harrison
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Arthur
Benjamin Harrisson
Lincon
Buchanan
Polk
Jackson
Cleveland
Mr. Davis
Episcopalian Church
Repubic
Church of England
Jameses
Johns
Wiiams
James
John
Adams
Tyler
John Calvin
Madison
Monroe
Williams
Barrison
Taft
William
Artificial wood from sawmill waste billowing in industry
Washington reports a new product called au wood made from sawmill waste. It starts as small particles heated with an alkaline solution, then ground and pressed into dense three fiber boards for solid mass construction.
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Washington
Patterson collision trial nears verdict in Fort Sam case
Fort Sam Houston court martial nears a verdict in Lt. Col. Robert F. Patterson charged with conduct unbecoming an officer after a collision with J. H. Briggs on Fredericksburg Road San Antonio. Defense seeks to view the accident site to challenge witness statements and establish fault.
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Fort Sam Houston
Robert F. Patterson
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
J. H. Briggs
Patterson
Briggs
Bosier Castle
C. C. Gresson
Phil Case
Castle
Pine
Colonel Patterson
Artendant
Fofense
Kelly Aviator Goes After Injured Buddy
First Lieutenant J F Griffith of Kelly Field will fly to Marfa on Sunday to retrieve Second Lieutenant T M Conroy, a student aviator injured when his plane crashed into a hangar after landing. Other weekend flights include Hopkins and Mayes to Kenedy, Baucom and Mack to Houston, Bubb to Aransas Pass, Williams to Albany, Henley and Hutchins to Ardmore, and Andrews and Harbeck to Houston.
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J. F. Griffth
Kelly Vield
Marfa
T. M. Conroy
M. Hopkins
Mayes
Kenedy
BE. B. Baucom
Mack
Houston
C. B. B. Bubb
Aransas Vass
R. B. Williams
Albany
Texas
Henley
Hutchins
Ardmore
W. V. Andrews
Harbeck
Student Flier Starts Cross Country Flight From Kelly Field
Major John W. Jowett the last student at the Advanced Flying School at Kelly Field begins cross country practice. He left Saturday for Hart Clark and Laredo and will fly to Houston Sunday. All other students have completed the course and Jowett will finish next week.
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John WH. Jowett
Kelly Field
Hart Clark
Laredo
Houston
Dlass
Jourtt
Reserve Officers to Fall in Monday Training Note
Memories of WWI days return as 237 reserve officers of the Ninetieth Division and non divisional group report at Fort Sam Houston for five weeks of training in the Camp Travis area. Officers undergo rigid physicals and are assigned to Second Division units for training, with certain artillery brigades moved to the Fifteenth Field Artillery.
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Ninetieth Division
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Travis
Ninetieth
165Th Field Artillery
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Italy Returns to Normalcy Amid Fascist Reforms
In an interview with Unita Cattolica Florence, Sig. Ferderoni reports rapid return to law and order under Mussolini. Prefects' authority restored, local fascist violence declining, and a priest restored after a clash in Pierse Brescia. Similar restorations occur nationwide, signaling legality reestablished.
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Rome
Italy
Sig. Ferderoni
Mussolini
Finzi
Rossi
I Jani
Unita Cattolica
Florence
Farm hand with grass blade growing in eye found
London Aug 2 A laborer received eye surgery at Gloucester Royal Infirmary after a tiny seed sprouted in his eye socket. Surgeons cut above the eye and removed a blade of grass with the hayseed. The eye recovered fully.
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London
Grees
Gloucester Royal Infirmary
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