Engine Pioneer Promises Airship Revolution by Pittsburgh Man
James W. Tygard of Newark NJ unveils a rotary valve two cylinder engine claiming air power with no experience needed to run it. He demonstrates a 10 horsepower model reaching 6 000 rpm with reverse as air brake and says engines require no foundation and could power a Woolworth flagpole generator for a searchlight. He seeks U S tests with Secretary Daniels and German interest for airships.
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James W. Tygard
Newark
N. J
Washington
Tygard
Tyward
Poblic
Woolworth
New York
Germany
Daniela
Suffrage Magazine Headquar ters to Host 4 PM Conference
Suffrage headquarters will host a 4 PM conference of Congressional Union members and the local suffrage group affiliated with the National American Woman Suffrage Association to plan boosting the Suffragist magazine to 100000 circulation. Beta Child Dorr will edit the publication to serve as a national suffrage bulletin with focus on federal legislation.
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Congressional Union
Congressional Committee
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Mra
Beta Child Dorr
Hyattaville
Msgs
Lucy Burna
Brookland
H Martin Williams
Dunols
Elexir
Family Gets Her Estate In District Supreme Will
Mrs. Mary E Williams left household effects to Katherine W Kennedy a daughter in her will filed yesterday in the District Supreme Court Clifford Williams stepson receives 3 percent shares of Commercial Bank of Chicago stock another daughter Kate Moore is to receive the income from 4000 One half of the remainder goes to Harry F Williams another half to Mrs Kennedy and William E Edmonston who are named executrix and executor of the will.
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Mary E. Williams
District Supreme Court
Katherine W. Kennedy
Clifford Williames
Hank
Ghicago
Kate Moore
Harry F. Willams
Kennedy
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