Army officers seek free speech rights in public comments
The War Department and Secretary Davis plan a reply to John Nevin Sayre regarding his complaints that regular and reserve officers hindered student protests at colleges including the University of Oklahoma. Davis reportedly says officers may express personal views on public questions if not speaking for the department. A steel tie rod across a hammer handle and a new pulp and paper plant using Tasmanian materials are mentioned.
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Walsh Praises Wilson And Raps U S League Stand
Montana Senator Walsh spoke at a Woodrow Wilson dinner in Louisville praising Wilson and urging U S membership in the League of Nations. He argued isolation weakened America and urged engagement in humanitarian league work while acknowledging European security issues. He lauded Wilson’s love for humanity and his fight against injustices.
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Fisherman’s Sea Ordeal Told Amidst Storm and Cannibal Pact
A mariner recounts surviving seventeen days at sea after a brutal storm. He describes two men, McKinley and Kelly, sharing danger, hunger, and an agreed pact that the first to die would give his body for food. One companion dies. the survivor preserves a small water ration and guards his comrade until rescue.
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Aged Negro Killed By Mob In Florida
In Waldo near Gainesville Florida a group of unidentified men forced the lock on the city jail and abducted 55 year old George Buddington. He was shot to death several miles from town and found by a passerby. A coroner jury ruled death at the hands of unknown parties. Buddington had been jailed on a pistol point extortion charge involving a Waldo white woman and was intoxicated at the time.
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Oklahoma high school student invents meat tenderizer device
An Oklahoma high school boy invents a device that tenderizes tough meat by passing it between rollers, presenting a simple tool aimed at improving cooking results.
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Mystery Man Kills Woman Then Himself on Saskatchewan Farm
An unidentified man shot and killed a woman believed to be his wife at a Surbiton area farm in Saskatchewan. He wounded a farmhand, and after being surrounded by a posse, fatally shot himself. The woman known as Mrs Woods worked as housekeeper. a five year old child survived unharmed.
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German built plane stalls safely with engines dead
A ten passenger three propeller airplane built in Germany will neither side slip nor spin if its engines stall. A locomotive speedometer has been invented and is electrically driven by a magnetogenerator attached to an axle.
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