Ice making devices from France and Germany spark new cooling ideas
A French inventor develops a rotative compression auto regulating ice machine that uses a sealed chemical cylinder and needs no joints or gauges. It runs on steam electric or manual power and claims 98 percent water savings and 70 percent power cut. A German device for home and field use uses carbonic acid to freeze water in 60 seconds and can chill meats fruits and beverages quickly.
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Airships Nears Practical Flight as Zeppelin Succeeds
The era of viable air travel approaches with Count Zeppelin's two hour flight and advancing control. Montreal leads a June wheat shipment surge via Canada as Atlantic ports show rising exports. A British court absolves the American liner St Paul crew in a deadly collision, and Canadian poet Louis Honore Irechette, hailed by Longfellow, is celebrated as a two nation laureate with French and English ties.
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Isle of Wight
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Dozens of Iowa Drownings and Accidents Reported Across Counties
A run of Iowa incidents includes George Kock of Dubuque drowning after slipping into high water near Eleventh Street. In Delta, 10 year old Harry Sawyer died when his horse pulled a hay pole onto him. Davenport saw a prison fire attempt by John Rogers stopped, while Mason City inmate Robert Caldwell beat his wife after a court incident. Other drownings include Jesse Abely near Spencer and Carl Mattison in Oskaloosa. Numerous injuries and accidents follow, with jail escapes, gopher bounty costs in Shelby County, and a string of local mishaps from Cedar Falls to Le Grand.
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Dubuque
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J. W. Sawyer
Delta
John Rogers
Mercy Hospital
Oscar Stephenson
Robert Caldwell
Mason City
Caldwell
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Spencer
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Henry Abely
J. B. Sweet
Liscomb
Schmidt
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James Mattison
Skynk
Oskaloosa
Conmanionus
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Felays
J. A. Mertz
Webster City
First National Bank
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Jewell
Shelby County
Board of Supervisors
Timothy Meadows
Bert McFadden
Shelby
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Tennant
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A. L. Hageboeck
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Iowa City
Benjamin Lester
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Cedar Falls
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Blochton
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Cedar Rapids
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Maquoketa
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Anamosa
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Kirlin
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Sioux City
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Whiling
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Hilts
Burlington
Rock Island
Duncombe” Mill
United States Gypsum Company
Fort Ledge
Notable Figures in Global News and Domestic Crises
A sweeping roundup covers Gov. Hughes considering a Republican renomination, Thaw's stomach troubles, banking and arson convictions, campaign launches for Watson and Chafin, royalty arrivals and tours, a French Saxon murder case, naval meetings, and multiple incidents from storms to accidents.
Mack Chosen National Democratic Chairman in Bitter Contest
After a seven hour conference with William J. Bryan and John W. Kern the Democratic National Committee selected Mack of Buffalo as national chairman. The choice followed pressure from Bryan and Tammany leader Murphy to avoid New York interference and support an eastern Democratic victory. John J. Martin was re elected sergeant at arms Urey Woodson secretary L P Hall vice chairman and Governor Haskell treasurer. Bryan hailed the result as a boost for New York votes in the coming campaign.
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Missouri
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Kentucky
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M. J. Wade
Iowa
T. E. Ryan
Wisconsin
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Ohio
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Charles Murphy
Connors
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Americans Win Finals at London Olympics Medal Ceremony
London reports the closing Olympic ceremony with Queen Alexandra awarding gold medals to champions while dowager duchess of Westminster and others present silver and bronze medals. Americans lead both in event wins and overall points, Dorando receives crowd sympathy after the marathon near-miss, and the 110 meter hurdles and 1600 meter relay mark two early American event victories.
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Campbell's Majority Warps in Texas Primary Returns
Last night's returns from the Texas democratic primary show Campbell's lead over Williams about 25,000 with Attorney General Davidson ahead of Wynne by 7,500. Prohibition supporters hold a very narrow lead as further returns are awaited to determine final outcomes.
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