Indiana wildlife strong as conservation department grows
George N. Mannfeld reports Indiana's wildlife remains robust due to strict law enforcement and active clubs. The self supporting division posted 190000 receipts for the year, built a 60000 fish hatchery, bought 8000 acres in Brown county, and sees 2503 coveys of quail on 148000 acres across 48 counties.
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American Protective Association
New York City
George N. Mannfeld
Fisheries and Game
Indiana
State Conservation Department
Mannfeld
Conservation Department
Brown County
Pennsylvania
Little Girl Heroine in Fiery Laporte Rescue
Five year old Alvina Downey saved her two year old brother from a burning home in Laporte Indiana. Her hair and clothes were singed but she ensured his safety before rescuers arrived.
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Laporte
Ind
Alvina
Ray Downey
Shadows of Another Balkan War Seen
London reports the Albanian insurrection sparks fears of a larger European conflict. Bey Konitza blames Serbia for instigating the trouble while Jugoslavian legation denies Serbian involvement. Unconfirmed Belgrade reports say Fan Noli fled amid rebel victories.
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London
Bey Konitza
Lonilon
Serbia
Rome
Belgrade
Fan Noli
Albania
Tobacco Firm Loses $100 Million Suit Over Smyrna Fire
A London court ruled against American Tobacco in its $100 million case against Guardian Insurance over damages from the Smyrna fire during Turkish fighting. The firm argued the loss resulted from accident. the insurer said arson.
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American Tobacco CO
London
American Tobacco Company
Guardian Insurance Company
Smyrna
Turkey
Tobacco Company
Leap Year Marriage Licenses Decline Despite War End
Indianapolis reports show only 3 851 marriage licenses issued so far this Leap Year. The figure is higher than 1918’s 3 690 amid postwar conditions, but trails 1920’s 5 654 licenses. Maidens are described as shy about marriage amid lingering social shifts.
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Indianapolis
The hoadzin bird develops wings into feet
A naturalist notes that the hoadzin, a bird along the Amazon, uses its wings as support and in youth actually develops functional feet on what will be wings clarifying its unusual development.
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Amazon River
German designer predicts giant submarines to redefine war
London reports Professor Oswald Flamm, famed German submarine designer, envisions 7000-ton diving cruisers with armor, turret guns, torpedo tubes, and a 7700-ton mine-layer carrying 1000 mines. He argues new hulls ensure stability, enabling heavy upper structures and urging continued submarine growth despite calls to curb them.
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International News Service
London
Oswald Flamm
Flamm
United States
Ile
Borozone Cure Promoted for Horses and Humans Alike
The ad promotes Borozone for flesh wounds and sores in both home and stable. It instructs washing with liquid Borozone then applying Borozone Powder to speed healing. Prices include liquid options 30c 60c 1.20 and powder 30c 60c. Sold by Jones Pharmacy.
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Jones’ Pharmacy
Submarine stability key to large sea capable vessels
An expert notes submarines could stay at sea for months with high speed and wide range, nearly independent of bases. Stability is the main challenge as designs grow larger. In other news, a Thursday Tribune report on a divorce was incorrect. the decree was granted to Mr Short and Mrs Short restored her maiden name.
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Flamm
Tribune
R. Oscar Short
Mr. Short
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