Second Division Memorial Plans and War Casualties
The Second Division memorial will honor about 24 085 casualties from World War I, with the names of the dead to be inscribed on the memorial. Major General James G Harbord, retired, chairs the memorial committee and has appointed district leaders to organize contributions, beginning with a donation from Mrs John A LeJeune.
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James G. Harbord
Hig‘trict
John A. LeJeune
LeJeune
France
American steel deal amid China rally and Australian firms
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an American concern supplying 19,000 tons of steel amid a Pekine Mukden rally in China. Mention of Australian small firms appears, but details are unclear and garbled.
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Pekine Mukden
China
Veroricle Telegr am debates relativity energy claim
Rudman counters the relativity view by arguing moving bodies have energy not present in rest, asserting energy exists regardless of direction and that experiments cannot disprove energy creation. He emphasizes energy is a fundamental truth underlying observation and experiment.
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Chroncle-Telegram
Annny
Rudman
Seine
Protests Against Costly Compulsory Labor Insurance Act
Individuals protest the newly enacted compulsory labor insurance law, arguing it imposes excessive costs on workers and employers and may burden small businesses and households. Demonstrations highlight financial strain and concerns over benefit adequacy.
Jerusalem’s building spurt gives work to many idle
A surge in construction activity in Jerusalem has provided employment for numerous workers who had been without jobs for an extended period. The uptick is attributed to renewed public works and private projects across the city, signaling a recovery in local employment and economic activity.
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Jerusalem
PLAN MONUMENT FOR SECOND DIVISION IN WASHINGTON
Washington plans a $150,000 speed campaign to honor the famous Second Division of the A E F. The memorial, likely near the Lincoln Memorial, will celebrate battles at Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood and other France sites. The unit included Regular Army Marines and many civil recruits who fought courageously. An existing First Division memorial already stands in Washington near the State War and Navy building.
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Washington
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Woods
France
Lincoln Memorial
Marine Corps
Einstein Theory Mostly Nonsense Sparks San Francisco Debate
In San Francisco on October 4 a flare up in the Einstein theory controversy erupts as L A Medman a local attorney and student of science, and Redman author of The Einstein Delusion, attack Einstein’s general relativity. Redman, friend of the late Prof John J Montgomery, challenges Einstein’s deflection of starlight and argues space cannot be curved, labeling Einstein’s views absurd.
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San Francisco
L. A. Medman
Einstein
Redman
Barhood
John J. Montgomery
Charles Leange Poor
Columbia University
Hedmans
Jig
Peterson's Ointment Praised For Piles Relief
Local resident John O Leary of 297 North Division Street endorses Peterson's Ointment as the only effective remedy for years of painful piles. He claims quick relief and urges others to seek the box at druggists, noting its broader use for skin diseases and irritation.
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John O'Leary
North Division ‘Street
Butfale
Second Ward
Mr. O'Leary
Peterson
Lear
Mve
Yan
Phillins
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State Automobile Mutual Insurance Association
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Nypnopson
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