Navy reports S-4 sister ship 83 found and safe at sea
Navy officials announce that the submarine 83, missing since Saturday, was located last night at 8 o clock. Rear Admiral Brumby relayed that 83 was at latitude 27.30 and longitude 74.07, proceeding toward Cuantonamo Cuba under her own power.
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Washington
Davy Department
Frank H. Brumby
Brumby
Cuantonamo
Guba
Cape Hatteras
Navy Department
Cuba
Haig Wrote World War History Report
The Sketch reports that Earl Haig completed a history of the World War and that the Tate Earl Doug ig held a secret history of the conflict. The book would include material not yet public, and Haig decided it should not be published during the current stage of the war.
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Haig
London
Sketch Today
Tate
Earl Dougig
Earl Haig
Curtis backs Kansas Republicans for presidential bid
Kansas Republicans unite behind Senator Charles Curtis for the presidency with a state convention set for March 6 to instruct for the Senate leader at the national convention. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt urged a new vision in government, criticizing Governor Al Smith and the Tammany Hall machine while calling for money in politics reform.
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International
Servien Topeka
Nan
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Wiehits
Senate
Kansas City
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
al Smith
New York City
Smith
Tammany Hall
Tammany Shadows
White House
Mathematics to Be Top Mathematician at San Antonio Event
Tames T. Shea, supervisor of mathematics in San Antonio junior schools, will speak on Junior School Mathematics and Mathematics of the Old School at the dior college on South Alamo Street Wednesday night. The event is under the auspices of the college’s education club with Bertram Harry introducing. The lecture series features several education officials and educators.
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Tames T. Shea
San Antonio
Dior College
Aarshall — Johnston
Edan Neal
Bal
Meetill Bishop
Chilean President Backs Bill to Curb Drunkenness
President Emiliano Piqueroa Larrain in Santiago pushes a measure to combat alcoholism among nitrate workers and copper mine laborers in Tarapacá and Antofagasta. The draft would ban manufacturing and consumption of alcohol in these provinces, with exceptions for beer and wine in crowded towns and urban centers.
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Santiago
Chile
Jin
Emiliano Piqueroa-Larrain
Cancer authority dies in Copenhagen
London dispatch reports Dr Jae Hanner Viblger, a leading cancer expert and Nobel laureate, died in Copenhagen after a long illness. He dedicated his life to cancer research and was recognized as one of the world’s top authorities in the field.
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London
Jaehanner Viblger
Dio Tony
Copenhagen
Tim
Piliger
Kotex Sanitary Napkin Ad Claims Superior Absorbency
An advertisement touts Kotex as vastly more protective than other pads. It claims Kotex absorbs 16 times its weight in moisture and has five times the absorbency of ordinary cotton-filled pads, asserting wide adoption among American women for health and peace of mind.
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Kotex
America
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