Experimental high altitude rockets conceived by Professor Ohertz
The article discusses Baltic island experiments by German professor Figure Ohertz on rockets to carry mail from Bertin to New York in about 20 minutes, claiming fuel efficiency and the potential to reuse rocket bodies. It contrasts such ideas with existing commerce and notes a wide range of unrelated topics from rabbits to local football, reflecting a broad slice of early 20th century chatter.
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Atectuil Hye Poltt
Weather Weather Report From 1825 Chronicle Page Two
Partly arlowle mani night and themdmrs not much claimen ty temperaiture. Tue night and Wed night present moderate weather with rising winds. Forecast indicates varying conditions with temperatures near average and possible rain in regions around Ghent and the Weal Teena.
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Antara
Ghent
Wlode
Momlas Nieht
Whak
Enlder
Russell on education and society by a famed philosopher
Bertrand Russell addresses education and family structure predicting women’s rise in business will push the family into institutions. He critiques modern schooling, advocates parental freedom, and explains his small village Vittleshool with 20 pupils near Peterborough. He warns against dogmatic teaching and notes the impact of machines on economy and politics.
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Phil Shopher
Thuyelta
Europe
Salles
Ain
Mack Kid
Russell
Sciool
Peterafield
Milra
London
Bertrand Usee
Hat
Che
Elks Escape Hunters In Open Forest Clash
In Jefferson National Forest a large group of hunters entered the woods on opening day causing a tense stand off. The elk retreated into a sanctuary area as casualties were reported from the heavy gunfire and mass movement of hunting parties.
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Great Falls
Moot
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Jefferson National Forest
Hng
Jarboe Predicts Clear Skies and Sunshine Soon
Meteorologist Jarboe said Monday morning that skies will clear with sunshine for the 8.A forecast. Temperatures may dip to about 38 degrees with slight fluctuations over the next two hours and no rain is expected in the immediate area.
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Jarboe
Doriay
Oselock
Tuyhoe
Four Suspects Held After Heist Near Saugus Train Robbery
LOS ANGELES Nov 11 INS reports four suspects, two men and two women, were arrested by Chief Criminal Deputy Sheriff Cronk Fa Dewar in Hollywood for involvement in a train robbery along the West Coast near Saugus, about 35 miles north of Los Angeles. Two other individuals were detained near the desert town of Salimitile beyond Sangue.
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Los Angeles
INS
Sherif— Cronk Fa Dewar
West Coast
Saugus
Hollywood
Incia
Lalimitile
Jon
Desert
Sangue
Society Bandit Dies of Wounds in Robbery
AMPAIGN November 1 4 CW Katchman of Mattoon one of four robbers in a sensational daytime holdup netting cash at the home of Vorys SelurAny night of run dance in celebration of Guinal football victory over Army died today from a bullet wound below the henel. He was shot by inmates who were called by one of the gang who fled the room unseen by the robbers.
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Katchman
Mattoon
Vonry
Walles
gXekls
Burgess Targeted in Lobbying Probe Fallout
Washington investigation chairmen probe a paid lobbyist linked to the United States Prison Association. Burgess faces scrutiny as lawmakers seek to pin responsibility for alleged overreach and reputational harm stemming from the lobbying effort.
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Washington, D.C
Novale
Caraway
Senato Tabby
William Burgess
United States
Atnieler
Sangre
Railway Man's Testimony Tangles Grand Jury Case
The Keligh Valley railroad president G Noe Le Loomis testified before the grand jury in a Washington case tied to a Yale Street party from three years past. He denied any public discussion, referencing laboratory experience and a speech by Senator Tonk Prickhart. Loomis described meeting with Robber and Attourney Rover after a dinner at the Willard hotel. Witnesses Frank Maight and Walter Liggatt attended, with Burkitshaw also present.
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G. Noe le
Loomis
Keligh Valley Railroad
Prand
Yall Street Hoon
Tonk Prickhart
Senate
Toomie
Grand Jury
Invita
Gning
Washington
Neil Burkitshaw
Thirteen Injured In Capital Political Clashes
In Mexico City on the eve of elections, rival factions clashed in Viernty injuring thirteen, including a man. Police fired over 800 rounds as bricks and stones flew. One group reported three members killed amid the rioting before balloting next Sunday.
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Toline
Schiook Ofenanaltivs R
Zoo Pachyderm Hates All Autos
Lima newspaper reports warnings to motorists as a zoo elephant shows clear dislike for cars. He reportedly attempted to attack a sedan through the cage bars and pulled off a car’s stop on his leash, prompting cautions for drivers near the enclosure.
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Lima
Peri
Helay
Automobilea
Picks Lesser Of Twin Evils Nov 1 Gy- People in jail escape
A garbled report describes Sergeant Trammall confronting a suspect and a jail escape mood. A woman’s arrival prompts a warning, and a child voice declares preferring jail over leaving someone behind. The scene hints at court or police action and domestic tension amid confusing dialogue.
Riordan Bank Opens Amid Sudden Bank Run In New York
The Riordan Bank opened amid a sudden withdrawal surge and reports that president James J. Riordan died by suicide. John I. Raskob was elected chairman and asserted the bank was sound. Alfred H. Smith and Willie Romay were among early visitors, while Chelsea Business and Marketing Association members placed large deposits to show confidence.
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New
Coonly Test Company
James J. Riordan
John I. Raskob
Riordan
Alfred H. Smith
Willie Romay
Fries
Tionfur's
Chelsea Business and Marketiwen's Association
Stierdan
Election Quashed Despite Protests in District Election
A contested election faces legal action as Attorney Sonera and Percy Saint argue the call for tomorrow’s district election lacks authority. The government sends a special message to Baton Fenian announcing the election proclamation is rescinded and the result nullified amid protests.
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Sonera
Percy Saint
Spyerno Gilg
Fenian
Evangeline Booth Encounters Emperor in Historic Meeting
Evangeline Booth meets Emperor Hirohito in Tokyo marking the first state interaction where a prominent figure speaks with the emperor without his empress present. Commander Evangeling Rosth leads Salention Army delegation amid a ceremonial greeting and optics of a daughter’s forthcoming birth.
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Tokio
New Teer
Manan
Agniente
Evangeling Rosth
Salention
Fanelperor Hirohite
Exposition Promises Clear Skies for SA Meet
A crowded scene unfolds as the home exposition building showcases farm products and Coral Nome d events. Spectators push through the large crowd while races on Lyene Ridge track add to the day’s bustle as rain eases into a promising weather window for the week.
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Ayers
Madsday
Rayon
Asia
Keir
Baer
Lyenies Ridge
Manila Alge
Curtius Succeeds Formally in Foreign Post
Nov 11 report from GRILL states Curt ius named minister of foreign affairs to succeed the late Dr Venshie Bornemiin. President Van Mindenbues appointed him amid a crisis, with Curtis previously serving as minister of economics in the foveal of Chimnesling Mucker.
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Onfinine
Seam
Venshie Bornemiin
Drofessor Curtin
Foveal
Chimnesling Mucker
van Mindenbues
Sr. Ritecemiann
Pantages Allowed to Leave Gell to Visit Sick Wife
Alexander Pantages was granted permission to leave his cell to visit his hospitalized wife, as prosecutors and defense attorneys prepared for the case involving his alleged crimes. The court allowed extended leave under custodial supervision while the investigation continued.
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Gell
Loan Approved for Southwest Irrigated Cotton Growers
The Federal Farm Board approved a $750,000 loan to the Southwest Irrigated Cotton Growers' Association of Texas to supplement loads from the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank. The action supports irrigation and cotton production in the area.
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Washengton
CIA
Thieves Ransack Store at Buda
Thieves robbed a shop in Buda on Sunday taking a quantity of drugs and leaving the scene along Roads. Police investigated the break in and searched for suspects in the area near San Marcos and the priored WS location.
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Buda San Marcos
Judge Brady considered for bail in stabbing case
In Austin Texas county official Ry Archer said brady may face death penalty considerations as the state weighs bail for Judge John Brady 49 charged with stabbing Miss Lehn Highsmith 28 in front of her rooming house. Trial date pending as witnesses delay examining trial set for later this week.
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Attarper
Atata
John Brady
Sunkler
Mim Lehn ‘Hii
Hsmith
Anserterl
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Ciil
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Kind Court of Civil Appeals
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