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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1916

Page

6

The Nautilus and the German U-Boat Debate

A verbose discussion traces the Nautilus from Jules Verne style fiction to real submarine design. It weighs electrical propulsion versus diesel, and compares the German Deutschhind craft with the Nautilus as crew comforts, power sources, and structural details are described through contemporary journalism. The piece highlights Captain Nemo’s legacy, Aronnax, and the ongoing quest to reveal submarine engineering in a period of advancing undersea travel.

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Huge Mallet Locomotives With Twenty Four Wheels and Heavy Weight

An OCR fragment discusses Mallet locomotives with twenty four driving wheels and a weight around 420 tons. It contrasts them with older American passenger engines and notes large recent deliveries, including 15 Mallets for Cumberland division and a 71-foot driver-bearing model by Santa Fe. It portrays the shift to multi-cylinder, high-pressure rocketing power and the evolving role of steam for rapid transit and freight.

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Students in Pullman Jobs Attract New England College Volunteers

About 70 students from Yale Harvard Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania will become Pullman conductors on eastern lines this summer. The move, not due to lack of applicants, aims to free graduates for study after travel. Reps recruited at Princeton. jobs mainly in New York Philadelphia and Boston offices. Work starts in June with pay of 77 dollars a month. extra conductors needed July through mid September.

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Water supply incident injures crew during line work

A derailment or collapse in a water supply line construction area caused a tank and wheels to derail. Multiple workers were exposed to hot water and debris as a pipe burst near a valve. A manual valve controlled water flow while a crew member attempted to avert further danger.

LINE CROSSES "HOLY RUSSIA" Thwae Alexander 11 whi fest real poweibility

A garbled report describes a rail project around Lake Baikal and the Urals, citing a vast line to move troops, a 320 million Taete budget, and the legendary Stone of Parting. It mentions Lake Daltoast, Zlatount, and a steamship fitted with powerful screws at News Castle, England, as a movable transport platform.

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Device to stop locomotive via trip levers on track

A signaling and stopping device for locomotive engines lets the engineer receive signals from a cab lamp. In danger, a lever throws to close the throttle valve. A system of trip levers on the track contacts a lever between the locomotive’s trucks to shut the engine.

New Railroads for Mexico Extension Project Under Way

Eight corps of civil engineers are to be fielded in Mexico for government rail road expansion. Work advances on an extension line from La De Meas to Con cretion Del Oro, linking with a mine south from Saltitle to open rich mining country. Engineers survey a five mile tunnel through the mountains in the Maxapil district. A new road is being built southeast from Saltitle to Ortenga, serving about 14 districts of the region.

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Soak Railroad Ties in Russian Railroads

Soaking ties in brine to protect rail infrastructure in Russia extends their life. Workers treat ties by submerging them in salt brine for several months to deter decay of timber used for rails, telegraph poles, and related structures.

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