Thunderstorm safety advice urges undisturbed shelter
Washington report summarizes US Bureau of Standards guidance on lightning safety. It warns indoor safety varies by location within a home, favors properly wired roofs and grounded metalwork, and notes the high cost of unchecked protection. Cattle and buildings face lightning risks. rods reduce danger, though some doubt remains about tanker fires and insurance implications.
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Washington
United States Goverment Bureau of
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Jinder
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Lightnig
Wong
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Jean
Uda
Nevada
Nori Takota
South Naxota
Coloe
Montana
Utah
Tito
United States
Cermin
Standard Oil Corporation
Bureau of Standarde
Bureau of Standards
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Joni
Wrankin
Benjamin Franklin
Phiadelphia
Europe
Slavera
Venice
Sioye
Venato
Republic
Couray
Boro
Peranns
Mother sues daughter over insanity plot and control of her estate
New York, June 2. A mystery suit accuses Mrs. Dorothea Brown of orchestrating an insanity plot to gain control of her elderly mother Mrs. Almina Brown’s property. The case, before Supreme Court Justice Newburger, details alleged abductions, hospitalizations, and bank withdrawals as the daughter and associates maneuvered to seize assets.
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Blithin
Irs
Tubla Siti
Wulckerbocker Hall
Amityville
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Timsey
Gerylee
Papara
Tia Platement
Arnas
Ani
War medal design proposed for Allied troops across fronts
A draft proposes a uniform war medal bearing the simple script "T was there" to be distributed among Allied forces. The plan cites a scene of ground cover with mower and a wrecked tram in Norwood, noting a pioneer car event and a casualty after an accident near LDN.
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Satanta
Kanaenan
Wally
Batante
Lodhra
Setanta
Vite
Waa
Mystery man clears up to clouded past in Alabama
A Kalama state hospital patient long rumored as a man of mystery is identified as Robert William Orr, once Edwin Todd, with a prior escape from Bryce Hospital in Mobile and a possible earlier alias Crowell. His mother credits him as ill and believes him dead days after a 19-year-old turning point. Authorities seek to confirm his identity and potential return to the Alabama facility.
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Robert William Frr
Kalama State
Chinere
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Marshall
Hat City
Bia
Edwin Tada
Imiany
Tsatongo
Allenon
Calhoun County
Todd
Robert William Orr
Robert Orr
Bryce Hospital
Turd- Joosa
Ala
Bryce
Orr
Stirs Caplivin Crowell
Oak Grove
Mylley
Growell
Ion Yontn
Luwan
Dryee
Mobile
Pao Salle
Mathéy
Pot Saariay
Macy Yaaa
Crowell Anid
Arr Alvi
Steele
A. L Noble
Kalamazoo
Alabama
Nin
Indian Prohibitionist Pioneer In Western Kansas
Hutchinson Kan January 29 A long-known prohibitionist in western Kansas Barber county is identified as Salama a prominent figure in Medicine Lodge county and a 10 month advocate against liquor. Judge Victor of Larned recalls Salana as an early prohibitionist, once chief of Kl Klux clan named in a local liquor dispute.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Carrie Netli
Barber County
Tere
Mediecine Lodge
Kansas
Astana
Victor
Larned
Salana
Ile Klclowns
White slave blackmailer saga in frontier region scandal
A fragmented account describes a white man’s blackmail scheme amid frontier tensions. It depicts clashes with Kiowa people, a trader relation, tribal arrests, and a Texas penitentiary death. Police graft rumors surface alongside a New York corruption probe and a hotel crime plot.
Bride’s gown sparks chaotic New York wedding scene
In a chaotic pageant linked to Rosenthal and a private wedding in New York on June 19, guests describe a dramatic scene centered on a cheap inferior dress worn by the bride. A mob of onlookers, relatives, and a torqued ceremony fill the moment as the groom and guests react with shocked remarks and farce.
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New York
Huy Prom Seaguic
Locke
Mortia
Cory
Ehlef
Army
Jay Arms
Harry Bloxsom
Phi
Howenthal
Rif
Suffrage Leaders Debate in Troubled Waters of Movement
Fragmentary 1919 transcript shows Mrs. Catt, head of the National Woman Suffrage Association, urging persistence and unity. She recalls early beliefs that women were not smart enough, cites examples of women surpassing men, and stresses the need to stop doubting progress as New York suffragists push a new national board and campaign. Other speakers include Mrs Garrett Bay and Stanley McCormack, noted in the scattered remarks.
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Suffrage Tin Mra
Carle Chapman Catt
Woma Sufraye Association
Ariik
Abe Crigd
Garrett Bay
Ote Stanley McCormack
Boston
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