Coal storage committee formed to study nationwide plan
A federated American Engineering Society announcement from Washington Names Foster Bain and David Moffat Myers among committee members to direct a national investigation into coal storage. The effort, approved by The United States Commission and backed by the Department of Commerce and Bureau of Mines, aims to address financing storage as collateral, storage methods, and supply reliability for consumers during winter. The project will involve multiple national and local engineering groups and report progress to the Federated American Engineering Society executive board.
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New York
United States
Department of Merchant
Bureau of Mines
Fedrated American Engineering Society
Foster Bain
United States Bureau of Kings
Washton
David Moffat Myers
Nel
Perley Walker
Univrsity of
Kansas
W. H. Hoyt
Duluth, Missabe
Wtham
Duluth
Sean Mortimer EF. Cooley
Uivaratty
Michigan
Federated American Engineering Ciation
Kierry State
Rim
Enanta
Amer Ran
Federated American’ L Eny Ag
Th &T
Paul
Ming
Thy
Washington
US Aviators Feats Stir Nation Says Leader
General Mason M. Patrick asserts aviation engrosses the nation, viewing air transport as a commercial utility and national defense. Officials credit American aviation prowess for rising public interest, with leaders urging broader, practical use and national chapters of the Aeronautical Association expanding nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Washington
National Aeronautic Association
Vienna Lands Revel in Postwar Real Estate Boom
Vienna is adapting to reconstruction with rapid real estate speculation. Of 43,700 buildings, 22,000 changed owners since the armistice, one property changing hands ten times in eighteen weeks. Crown values surged as deprestated currency fed a fever to exchange into real estate. Even old aristocrats sold properties rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Lepers Embrace Segregation Plan in Culion Colony
Manila May 1 The lepers of the Philippines no longer object to being sent to Culion Island where about 000 people afflicted with the disease are under treatment Dr Regina G Padua of the bureau of health returned from an inspection reporting improved conditions at Culion Colony He captured 271 patients from various provinces and sent them to Culion noting cures and patient releases in recent months and that lepers previously hidden now accept segregation as beneficial.
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Manila
Philippines
Cullen
Regina G. Padua
Bureau of Health
Padua
Mang
Culon Island
Cullon
French Wasps to Save Canada's Crop of Corn
Winnipeg May 18. Domini on bug experts plan importing parasitic wasps from the United States to roam the Canadian corn belt this summer. They aim to destroy the corn borer, a pest common to American cornfields, with parasitic wasps released under the guidance of W R Walton, superintendent of the U S Bureau of Entomology divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Winnipeg
A. P
Dominion
United States
Mnea
W. R. Walton
Imrec
United States Bureau of Entomology
America
Serenade by 8006 Children to Be Free at Park
Admission to the serenade to the President by 8000 children at the American League baseball park on May 31 at 4 pm will be free to the public. Tickets may be obtained at the gate the day of the event. The park opens at 2:30 pm. Reserved seats available to defray expenses. Box seats 50 cents and grand stand 26 cents. If rain cancels, money refunded. Season ticket holders receive box or grand stand tickets at the Kitt store.
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Homer L. Kitt Company
G Street
Kitt
Budding Citizens to Dance Festival at City Hall
The Americanization School recreation committee will host a festival and dance in the City Hall on Wednesday evening. Lauren Haneesian serves as chairman. Misa Eugenia Selifanova of Gebastopol will perform the Kamaringkia in costume. Mme Blanche Brosgein of La Chaux-de-Fonds will sing a French song. Miss Belem Montelonga, Mexican, led yesterday morning class musicale at Seventh and O streets. Miss Celia Mirman was elected treasurer of the students' committee for intermediate and advanced classes.
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Americanization School, Association
Elu
Lauren Haneesian
Misa Eugenia ‘Selifanova
Gebastopol
Kamaringkia
Mme
Blanche Brosgein
la Chaux-de-Forlds
Switserland
Belem Montelonga
Seventh
O Streets
Celia Mirman
Not Wanted in Kansas Says IWW Posture
May 14 Topeka H A P reports Kansas supreme court upholds injunction against the Industrial Workers of the World its officials and all members. Butler county district court issued the order. Attorney general says possession of an I W W membership card suffices to hold any member in contempt of the injunction in any county in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
H. A.P
Away They Went From the Elephant Vacuum Cleaner Tale
Johnny bursts in excited and tells his mother that Kate spilled peanuts and the elephant used a vacuum cleaner to pick them all up. The anecdote is shared in Everybody's Magazine with playful humor about an animal doing a surprising cleaning feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Kate
Santo Domingo Prospering Under Road Building
William E. Pulliam describes Santo Domingo’s road expansion from Isabela to Duarte and beyond, noting the 1922 openings of the Duarte highway and the Mella road. The improved trails cut travel time, boost banana shipments, and spur local demand for further paved routes as provincial leaders and citizens rally to build modern highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo. Domingo
Stainless Silver Alloy Promises Ease For Housewives
A local Sheffield laboratory announces a new tarfish resisting alloy named stainless alloy. The discovery promises easier cleaning and durability for domestic use, highlighting its resistance to stains and corrosion for common household tasks.
Alloy resistant to corrosion studied by metals institute
Harold Turner reported two years of experiments at the Institute of Metals toward an alloy that resists ordinary atmospheric corrosion. Tests of the new silver alloy showed retained luster after months in air and no tarnish, with the base metal carrying a hall mark. A separate note discusses a newly invented typewriter offering twenty two additional keys claimed to boost typing speed by enabling whole words to be printed.
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Institute of Metals
Harold Turner
Christian Science Moniter
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Ilisser
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Scorrs
Ilitiea
Ent Im
Winter
Stewae
C. W. Cooke
Aeronautic Association
Patrick
Fullam
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National Aeronautical Association
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HLT
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Lina
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Fister’s Garage
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John BR. Wopkins
Weat
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M. T. Maloney
Sheridan
Mass Ave
Weller's
Newton St
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Experimental Farm
Vernon Boulevard
Myar
Dson-Asaex Gana Bockridls
M. Dawes
Rivardale
National Electrical Supply Company
New York Ave
William E. Pulliam
Yellow Jack
Guido Bird
Dewand
Cristi
Columbus
Quisquaya
Santo Domingo
Americas
Espanola
Yirgin
Markct
Germ
Thess Pssmedia
Banto Domingo
Puebly
San Cristobal
Bant
Duarte
Bronte Crist
San Pedro de Macoris
Republic
Sheffield
Ingland
Phaeton
Reo
Phaetor Reo
Sesson
The
Trew Motor Co
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REO. Motor Can Company
Basing, Michigan
Maxwell and Chalmers Service
You Street
Maxwell and Chalmers
Maxwell Or Chalmers
H. B. Leary, JR
Chalmers
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