New Neon Factory to Rise in San Antonio
Neon gas products firm Neon Engineering Laboratories will open a plant at 161 North Alamo Street in San Antonio, the commerce secretary announced. The facility will employ about thirty workers at full operation and will oversee production of neon glassware and decorative displays for interior design, signage, and outlines, consolidating the company’s nine factories from Los Angeles to Lisbon.
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Austria Italy Ties Strained Over Italian War Memorial
Vienna reports of indignation spread across Austria over an Italian memorial at Kolzano unveiled by King Victor Emmanuel. The inscription reportedly proclaims “Here are the frontiers of the fatherland” with a contested line about driving the barbarian language. A single word is said to have been altered from barbarian to foreign.
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Albert Michelson to Undergo Hinder Operation
Chicago scientist Albert A. Michelson, famed for measuring the speed of light, remains under medical care at Presbyterian Hospital. His physician, Dr. Herman Kretschiner, reports a hinder operation considered since Tuesday, with recent updates reflecting the seriousness of his condition.
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Hotel Compiles Telegram Bills of Lowenstein
In Chicago on July 12 Captain Alfred Lowenstein’s party used an entire lane at the Avender hotel. The Belgian millionaire, thought drowned, sent a flood of cables and telegrams that the hotel could not tally. Officials say unpaid bills were sent to the executors of the Welgina banker's estate.
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Star killed by lightning near Wolfeboro
Leslie Tamm, once a Dartmouth football star and counselor at a boys’ camp, was fishing off a Lake Winnipesaukee wharf when an electrical storm struck. He touched a steel line and was killed as water surged around the surface.
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