VEW Predicts Nationwide Super Power Systems
General Guy E. Tripp of the House Electric and Manufacturing Company predicts a future where large connected electric generating systems span the North American continent supplying economical power. He says these super systems will form composites to lower costs, evolve toward monopoly-like prominence, and invite government ownership debates. He notes electric industry growth lags behind shipping and telecom.
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York
North American
Guy E. Tripp
House Electric and Manufact Company
Electric Light and Power Indust
National Electric Fht Association
Syffer
Tripp
Leonardi's Golden Eye advertised for strained eyes recovery
An advertisement touts Leonardi's Golden Eye as a remedy to strengthen strained eyes. It promises relief from blood-shot eyes inflammation and soreness within a day and offers a guarantee with money back by Van Antwerp's Drug Corp across all drug stores.
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Ted
Leonardi
van Antwerp
Drug Corp
Kansas Aviation Law Takes Effect Immediately
Topeka Kansas June 6 The 1921 aviation regulation law creates a state aircraft board with powers to supervise navigation license pilots set traffic rules and protect the public from aviation hazards Licenses for airplanes cost 20 a year and pilots 10 a year with numbered plates required for aircraft Non residents staying under 30 days and government aviators are exempt The measure prohibits flight below 1000 feet over city limits and below 250 feet over private property
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Topeka
Kans
Associated Press
Legisig
R. Neill Rahn
Thay
Kansas
Aircraft Board
Legislators urged to set minimum regulation for power
General Tripp urged swift action to define the irreducible minimum of regulation to protect the public while promoting electric power development. He praised Governor Pinchot's water power policy in Pennsylvania and noted New York did not adopt a state water power policy. The British labor movement has slumped, with union membership dropping about 1.5 million over the past two to three years.
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Tripp
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
New York State
Great Britain
Deadlock in Ruhr talks shadows Belgian pledge
Record of high level talks where Belgium seeks broad reparations discussion while France resists. Reports indicate Britain’s Baldwin could broker a settlement as Belgium presses for Ruhr solution amid diverging aims.
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Preaider Polacgee
Charles de Lasteyrie
Theunis
Jaspar
Belgium
Ruhr
Poincare
Brussels
M. Pore
Baldwin
Great Britain
France
Twenty Students Earn Diplomas at McGill Institute
Twenty students received diplomas at the McGill Institute commencement held last night, touted as the largest class in the school's history. Bishop Edward P. Allen presented diplomas, Father M. McNally of Spring Hill College gave the address, and Graham Albert Sullivan was valedictorian.
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McGill's
Institute
Edward P. Allen
Father M. McNally
Spring Hill College
Graham Albert Sullivan
William J. Allen
Marvin M. Bellah
Hannis T. Bill
Edwin J. Bobe
Martin J. Byrnes
Austin M. Cahill
Lions Discuss Mobile Community Chest Plan
Mobile Lions Club discussed creating a single annual community chest for local charitable institutions. A committee will study the plan and coordinate with city civic groups. Douglas Harris announced three weekly baseball practices. Dr. William J. Moslander, formerly of Mobile, attended as a guest.
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Mobile
Mobile Lions Club
Douglas Harris
Lions
William J. Moslander
Grand Island, Neb
White Army Head Arrives in U S
General 8 D Merkasloff commander of the army in Russia against the soviet forces arrived in Victoria from the Orient with his wife and daughter. He began negotiations with U S immigration officials for permission to go to Washington and New York as exchanges of telegrams between Victoria Seattle and Washington continue.
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Victoria
B. C
D. Merkasloff
Russia
Orient
United States
Washington
New York
Seattle
Enright and Police Engage Fugitive in Pistol Battle
New York police commissioner Enright, with chauffeur David Eisel and Detective Bradley, hunted a fugitive in a tenement hallway. Amid gunfire the trio forced entry, the suspect James Lambatta being overpowered after a June night chase and a second firearm volley.
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New York
Enright
Commissioner Enright
David Eisel
Eisel
Detective Bradley
Bradley
James Lambatta
Lambatta
Dr Rush Heads Mobile Dental Society Election
Dr. R A Rush was elected president of the Mobile Dental Society at the annual outing and election held yesterday at the Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club on Dog River. Dr W A Pugh was named vice president and Dr W A Wood, secretary and treasurer. Several members of the Mobile Medical Society were guests of the dentists on the outing. Several talks were made by members of both societies.
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R. A.rush
Mobile Dental Society
Gulf Fishing and Hunting Club
Dog River
W. A. Pugh
W. A. Wood
Mobile Medical Society
Women and social change threaten family life ad
An ad style paragraph argues social unrest and women entering many professions endanger the family unit. It claims Ly E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps women regain health and strength to manage household duties.
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Pinkham
Boys Tell Of Plot To Wreck Passenger Train
Two 13 year old boys arrested for trespassing on New York Central tracks in Van Cortlandt Park claim they saw others place a large timber on the rails on May 27. The timber caused a passenger train wreck that killed the engineer and injured nine. They were paroled to their parents while investigators proceed.
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New York
New York Central
van Cortlandt Park
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Sly
McGill Institute
U.S
Police
DR. Rush
Dental Society
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Hood
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