Ancient mound sites near Mille Lacs spark research
In Mille Lacs Minnesota region researchers summarize hundreds of artificial earthworks and bone bundles found in mounds along the lake shores. The findings indicate a pre contact culture predating local tribes with elaborate skulls and bone arrangements, copper artifacts, and large mound design patterns.
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Mille. Lacs Lake
Milaca
Mille Lacs
United States
J. W. Brower
St. Cloud
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Bates
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Malmo
Big Bay
Wealthwood
Knox Point
Mud River
Spirit Oplake
Nichols
Garrison
Creek
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Dinwiddie’ Tay
Pas-guaenin
Jes-Ance
Wisgene
Fenley
Wigwam
View
Bay Group
Outlet Bay Group
Portage Tay
Cove
Isle
Gim-missing Bay and
Wiver
Peeves
North Courage Bay Group
Accault
Bunset
Shakopee
Ona
Mia Lakes
Round Lake
Farm Island Lake
Long Lake
Mille Lacs Lake
Princeton
Whdle Taos Lake
Airship Mooring Mast Aims To Ease Ocean Ship Scales
Navy engineers develop a telescopic mooring mast to simplify docking of airships, enabling faster mooring and reduced ground crew. The Los Angeles has moored in 15 minutes using current gear, with future designs expected to cut time and manpower further.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Los Angeles
Metal Dirigible Will Fly Soon
The navy advances an all metal dirigible program with the MC-7 in final construction and set for an April flight. Designed by Ralph H. Upsen and built under Carl B. Fritsche of Aircraft Development on Grosset Isle near Detroit, it features eight small fins and riveted aluminum duralumin construction for weather resistance and fireproofing.
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Navy
Los Angeles
Graf Zeppelin
Rable
Ins Ini
Buih
Ralph H. Upsen
Carl B. Fritsche
The
Aircraft Development Corporation
Grosset Isle
Detroit
Mississippi Valley States Dominate U S Exports
The Mississippi valley states supply about two thirds of U S exports valued around 4 385 000 000 last year exceeding all nations except Great Britain. They contribute major shares to grains cotton meats dairy petroleum wood iron and steel and many manufactured goods.
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Missssipp
Alabama
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Kentucky
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Missouri
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Nebraska
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South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Onio
United States
Great Britain
Latin America
United
Prague Air Beacon Visible Fifty Miles
A new airways beacon, visible for 50 miles, has been installed at Prague Czechoslovakia airport. The 141 foot high beacon provides 2 760 060 candle power as part of night flying equipment. The seven story structure cost 25 000 dollars. No night flying has yet been attempted at Prague.
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Washington, D. C
Airways
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Department of Commerce
Sahara railroad dream faces desert challenges
April 11 report explores options for a trans Sahara route including a French tunnel idea by Paul Remy. Engineers weigh metal tube viaducts to shield rails from shifting dunes, with water and gas pipes imagined inside the tube.
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Faris
Sahara Desert
English Channel
A& Moating
Strait of Gibraltar
France
Sahara
Parlament
Commission
Paul Remy
Boozing Husband Ruined Her Health Divorce Plea Says
Des Moines April 11. Frances Prouty charges in a divorce petition that her husband R. Prouty a prominent Des Moines businessman ruined her health and made her unfit to support herself. The suit accuses him of drunkenness and of arming himself with a revolver on several occasions. Mrs. Prouty seeks alimony and a $100000 attachment against her husband's property. The couple married in Oklahoma City and are parents of two boys.
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Des Moines
A.pi— Cheney
R. Prouty
Frances Prouty
Prouty
Oklahoma City
Okla
Founding of Famous Medical Weekly and Wakley’s Reform Drive
The article traces the 1823 start of Wakley founded Lancet, edited in Norfolk Street, Strand, to combat medical malpractice. It notes Wakley’s early battles with privileged medical elites, the push for medical reform culminating in the 1858 Medical Act, and the Lancet’s role as a reform vehicle and trusted authority.
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London
HPI
Lancet
Buckingham ‘Palace
George
England
Squire Sprigge
J.W
Gaily
Thomas Waktey
Wakley
Tssuead
Norfolk Street
Strand
Inter
Astley Cooper
Sir Astley
Parlament
Legion Posts Form Local National Defense Committee
Revere Post 61 votes to organize a local American Legion unit for national defense with legionnaires and prominent citizens. Other notes include Camp Shelby shrine plans, a spaghetti supper in Union City, and a new Boy Scout Troop 42 in Olean. safety campaigns in progress. broadcasts from Indianapolis. ambulance fund drive in Waterbury. salvage efforts in Beaver Dam. and a Hudson Falls bazar raising about $1,500 for the bugle and drum corps.
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Mass
The
American Legion
Revere Post
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Organiza
Olean, N
Olean Past
Bazar
Glens Falls
N. C
Hudson
Was
Helioplane Designed to Double Air Speed by Hackenberger
San Antonio inventor A L Hackenberger builds a helioplane claimed to double present airplane speeds. The craft uses swallow like light to lift, features a 14 foot wingspan and 18 foot length with a heart shaped top surface, twin 25 horsepower French engines, and a gondola cockpit beneath the wing for pilot and passenger.
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San, Antonio
Tex
A. L. Hackenberger
San Antonio
Hackenberger
ALL, Mackenberger
San’ Antonio
France Seeks Autonomy In Film From American Dominance
Paris reports a push to reduce France's dependence on foreign films as American studios dominate the industry. Despite France producing only 94 films vs 4681 bought abroad, critics argue for a national effort to invest, produce, and promote French cinema to rival the United States and Germany.
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Paris
France
Lumiere
America
United States
Germany
Treasure Seeking Tourists Face Sharks Off Cuba
The article notes that treasure hunting near Cuba draws many proposals from tourists while officials warn of sharks guarding sunken Spanish ships off Havana. Divers faced jagged dangers as they searched wrecks for gold bars and coins, with reports of sharks attacking divers and hampering recovery efforts.
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Cuba
Department of Public ‘Works
Gerlos Miguel da Cespedes
Public Works Department
Morro Castle
Havana Harbor
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