Trademark pirates prompt petition to protect night shift brands
A Newark or New York based appeal to the State Department seeks protection for domestic trademarks facing piracy abroad. The group argues foreign agents and lax enforcement enable theft of marks in Spain, Japan, Argentina, and China, urging stronger treaty safeguards and cross border enforcement to recover protected brands.
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Marne Factipegs
Piteresi
Seth
le Pett Ful
Tie Pecent
Feaderark Getanittowe
Hademarks
Spain
Japan
Arpenting
Ciba
Adda
Mandel Is Real Ruler of France in Cabinet Crisis
The piece portrays Mandel as the unseen power behind President Clemenceau and the French government. It recounts Mandel steering discussions with cabinet chiefs and the President, using a personal telephone to shape political outcomes amid a crise and unfamiliar accusations about authorship and influence.
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Fo Ier
Republic
M. Clermenceau
Conntes
Pranes
New York
Clome
Coldnek
Measter
Jin Woruser
Miuudel
Charce
God
Lbs Eollat
Bower
Mandel
Colles
Man
Perniss
Eglinet
Bern
Offea
Kent
Myr
Rothschild
Mandela Fether
Count Ounce
Mordacq
Water Lilies Food Prospects From Wild North American Plants
Dr. Melvin G. Gilmore of North Dakota Historical Carter notes wild water lilies and other native plants could supply food as research published in the American Bureau of Ethnology argues white settlement did not fully cultivate diverse wild crops. He sees potential in wild fruits roots and seeds and urges preservation away from overdomestication.
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United States
Melvin G. Gilmore
North Dakota
Carters
North America
American Bureau of Etthnology
de Gtniere
America
Gilmore
Ile
The Boys Are Not Learning Trades A Call to Skilled Labor
A editorial argues that youths shun trades like masonry carpentry and blacksmithing in favor of college paths. It warns without practical workers the nation cannot sustain manufacturing and urges action to revive vocational training while acknowledging higher education's value.
More Forests Will Help Everyone
In Marlboro the rising costs of building are tied to lumber shortages caused by extensive forest loss. The plan authorizes state action to manage forests quickly, boosting lumber supply and reducing costs for builders and residents. Over 31,000 voters have petitioned for action.
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Marlboro
Walter Su
Boston Chamber Pushes Repeal Of Daylight Saving Law
The Boston Chamber of Commerce urges repeal of daylight saving as in past years arguing it benefits factories and workers. William N. Craig of Brookline presents reasons for keeping the practice, while some support and others oppose. The piece notes national agreement is lacking and the issue remains unsettled.
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Boston Chamber of
United States
A Pretty State of Things The Auto and the Snow
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a humorous scene of street car ruts and a side street mishap, noting driver grumpiness and the oddity of navigating slick conditions. It asks readers to consider unusual uses for water lily roots as food and beauty.
Woastington Date Culture Praised By Government Expert
Expert notes that American date culture may be more advanced than any growing nation. He cites limited domestic experience of about two decades. The Bureau of Plant Industry chief discusses crop prospects and consumer fruit markets amid a Big Crop of Dates.
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Woastington
Bureau of Plant
Farmer Sinned Hoy With Resctiine F a hea
Readable fragments describe a local farming item with unclear names and a possible moral note. Strong entities are missing and no clear actions or outcomes emerge from the damaged text.
Coast plane service lines up with Peruvian coast
A concise note describes an aviation link along the Peruvian coast with an airline poised to begin commercial service. The fragment mentions an airplane company and coastal routes, indicating preparations for a new air connection.
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Peruvian
Phot Moco Airplane Company
Peruvian Coast
Bones Found in Bluebeard Case in Paris Home
Paris police investigate Henri Landru accused of luring women and disposing of bodies. About steen pounds of human bones, including a well preserved skull, were found in a house he inhabited. Teeth marks suggest use of a saw. inquiry links to wife and possible child involvement.
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Paris
Henri Landrn
Yluebeard
Steen
Laundra
Landeau
Spain Diet Becomes Labor Issue Amid Cane Harvest Demands
Washington report says Spanish wage talks pause for diet demands during cane sugar contracts. Workers seek 10 pesetas daily, three meals including eggs, meat, gazpacho, long hours from sunrise with siesta, smoking breaks, and lodging accommodations as part of wage talks.
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Washington
Bianty Widows Drawing Pensions for War of 1812
Eighty widows of War of 1812 soldiers remain on government pension rolls per the Interior Department annual report. The tally includes 215 survivors of the War with Mexico and 2959 widows of soldiers. The Civil War veteran count lists 271,891 names with 27,763 deaths last year.
Real Estate Bargains by Waldo P Lapham in Concord
Waldo P Lapham of Concord Junction Massachusetts promotes real estate bargains listing farm and village properties in the vicinity. He offers buying selling renting and emphasizes right terms and ready bargains to satisfy customers.
Probate citation for Carolne F Chenvy estate in Middlesex
A probate citation issued by the Middlesex probate court announces the will of Carolne F Chenvy is being probated. Heirs next of kin and interested parties are summoned to appear February 16, 1920, at 9:00 AM in Cambridge to show cause why the will should not be granted.
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Middlesex
Carolne
Chenvy
Clinytes
EB. Brown
Abhout
Camvdve
Concord Enterprise
Lee
Lin Nent
Julia Vino
Concord
Eaid
Joseph Dee
Camvides
Satd
Public notice issued for court citation publication
The petitioner must publish the citation once in the Concord Enterprise, a county newspaper, with the last publication at least one day before the court date. Witnessed by Judge George F. Lawton on February 6, 1920, with attorney F11-18-25.
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Concord Enterprise
Elanire
Ward F. Loughlin
Lavham Boailding
Executors Seek Allowance of William B Miles Estate
Notice in Middlesex County announces William T Roop the executor of the will of William B Miles deceased seeks allowance of his administration account. Court requires appearance March 1 1920 at nine oclock with service by copy to all interested parties fourteen days before or by weekly notices in Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks. Witness George F Lawton First Judge.
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William B. Miles
Sudbury
William T. Roop
Cambridge
Sudbury Enterprise
George F. Lawton
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