Arktic expedition ships prepare as long wave gear moves
The Peary expedition led by Commander MacMillan pushes forward with naval radio equipment. Long wave wireless gear is transferred from the destroyer Putnam to Pearl, en route to Labrador. The base at Etah Greenland aims to study the Arctic between the pole and North Atlantic by air, while secrecy and safety concerns loom over supply and communications.
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Sedney
Navy Department
Agneld B. MacMilla
American Arctic
Bondaint
Navy
U. S
Putnam
Wilbur
Cattle Harbor
Labrador
Eteh
Greenland
North Pole
Timatum
Waithir
Fa Park
Dianes
Peary
MacMillan
Boston
Wiscasset
Atinard
Tudor
Theaugh
3Ine Mitina
National Geographic
Lave
Seeociety
Washington
Alabama
Poxse Shave
Isardite
Marilyn
Eliips
Acy
Patra
Fishing schooner sinks off Canada near St Pierre and Miquelon
A fishing schooner sank off the Canada St Pierre and Miquelon area. Crew members were rescued by a passing vessel after the incident occurred in June. Authorities are investigating the cause of the sinking and coordinating relief efforts.
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Canada
Stepierre
Miquelon
Jun
Wille
Amdiat Mazes
Modern Young Matron OKehs Cocktail Parties
A court in the Symington divorce case debates modern manners and cocktail parties. Justice Ford upholds strict moral standards while noting a younger generation’s behavior, including a young woman at a cocktail party. Witness Talbot W. Chamberlain testifies to misconduct with Mrs. Symington. he is released on bail for solicitation and similar charges.
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Van
Justier Ford
Te Symington
Syming
Wade
Ford
Teague
Ald Prostiti
Talbot WW. Chambern
Ena
Symington
Janice Ford
San Antonio Radio Amateurs Take License Exams
San Antonio radio amateurs underwent licensing exams on Wednesday at the federal Building led by T. J. Dutreuil, chief examiner for amateur stations and city broadcasting outlets WOAT and WAT. Dutreuil praised 24 local amateur stations and two broadcasting stations while noting differences between commercial and amateur licenses and that his headquarters are in New Orleans.
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Toia
San Antoninas
T. J. ON. Viltreil
Iadiyive Specter
Department of Cimmecee
Mateur
Dutreil
San Antoni Sng
WOAT
WAT
San Antonans
Mr. Duntreil
Datveil
Scientist Advises Reading of Comics for Health
Dr. Frederick W. Seward told the Eighth Annual Convention of the Ian Institute of Homeopathy that reading comic sections daily can aid health. He urged neurasthenics to seek humor and a calm temperament, noting newspapers’ humorous content boosts well being and reduces nerve exhaustion.
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Associated Prep
New York
Frederick W.seward
Avoe Rola
Goshen
Ian. Institute of Homeopathy
Woman Kills Mate and Shoots Self in Oklahoma
Mrs Marfeillis Stevens fatally shoots her husband and then shoots herself in a Oklahoma City apartment. Neighbors say Stevens and the woman had recently married despite prior divorces, amid political tensions. Stevens, a labor union supporter active for 15 years, was known as Akke Jeweler and had backed Congressman W. Haynes. The pair were found dead, the apartment scene described by acquaintances. Police noted the couple had been involved in disputed relationships and political circles.
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Stivers
Sles
T Kuayn
Oklahomy
Marfeillis
Holses
Stevens
Eus
G. W.stevens
Ster-Tuelay
Alain
Stev+ens
Ake
Jewler
Elemen
We. W. Hayings
Oklahomee
J. C.walton
Walton
Tulsa
Drunk Uses Red Lantern As Tail Light Incident
A drunken man wandering Commerce Street with a red lantern led to police inquiry. Officers reported confusion over events and memory, noting the man claimed to have carried beer and pints. He was detained at the central station as detectives investigated the unclear actions surrounding the incident.
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Gott
Binnery
E Street
Central
Wesides
Fingerprint system aids exonerating criminals say experts
A Associated Press report from Washington describes how fingerprinting by the Department of Justice experts helps identify criminals and clear innocent persons. It notes tens of thousands are buried yearly in criminal records and reveals how criminals use fake names and false identities to thwart detection.
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Exinai
Giouks
Department of Tiesti Vietines
Uf Amnbein
Alany
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