Booster Outing Planned for 250 Washington Merchants
The Merchants and Manufacturers Association sponsors an annual booster trip aboard the steamer Midland leaving at 4 PM for a Potomac voyage to the Chesapeake Bay. About 250 boosters, including federal and district officials, will board with business talk off limits as Chairman Flame Andrews leads the event. The voyage includes Camaltee and Solomons Island stops with fishing and sightseeing, returning to Washington the following morning.
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Barry to Face Jury Thursday in Slaying
Barry Vernal, 28, of Northwest 227 Loving Street, is bound for a Thursday jury trial in a first degree murder case. Prosecutor J. Archer will defend him, with details indicating an alleged fatal shooting of Tyler Canter near North Capitol Street and Michigan Avenue amid an attempted holdup.
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Wants Aid for Marine Veterans Made Issue
A letter from Cyok criticizes Congress and the veterans bureau for failing disabled marines. He argues the political campaign uses veterans’ needs as a tool, says relief has been delayed for years, and urges action as reckoning approaches.
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De Voy Wins 25000 Award in Irish Libel Case
John De Voy editor of the Gaelic American won $25,000 damages in New York Supreme Court against the Irish World for alleged libel. The suit argued the paper wrongly charged him with misappropriating skirmishing funds raised for Irish freedom. De Voy, who came to the U.S. in 1872, was previously exonerated on the misappropriation charge from 1888. A relitigation of the charge by the Irish World in 1920 was alleged.
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Man Asphyxiated Repairing Gas Pipe In Alexandria
John Q Norford age 30 died yesterday afternoon while trying to fix a leaking gas pipe beneath his residence at 3 North Columbus street Alexandria His wife in the yard called to him but no reply neighbor Clarence Campbell cut a hole in the floor to reach him Dr M D Delaney and his brother William L Norford attempted resuscitation but he was dead when removed from under the house He came to Alexandria from Albemarle county where his parents and two sisters live He leaves a wife and a one year old son burial planned in Albemarle with his father expected to take body there today
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Washington
Turning Point in Science Bragg Reflections on Atoms
In Bragg's July Review piece, the atom is described as built from electrons and a nucleus containing protons. He notes electrons are identical, explores the pairing of fundamental units, and suggests the era of two basic units marks a turning point in the history of science.
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History of Science
W. L. Bragg
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