Government Will Set Miners Alone Declared by Hoover
Washington December 1 Hoover told the Americanmining convention that improved mineral extraction and scientific research are government priorities He said the nation must conserve resources and eliminate wasteful production while denying any goal to unduly drive the mining industry He noted coal iron and building materials will outlast generations and that substitutes may be needed if any metal exhausts occur. Senator Oddie urged against federal control of production and condemned Bureau of Mines funding. Sidney Jennings urged private sector regulation and anti trust act restrictions.
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Washington
Associated Preas
Hoover
America
Congress
Sentor Oddie
Nevada
Senate Mines Committee
Sun
Bureau of Mines and Geology
Sidney J Jennings
New York
United States
Heale Advoca
Scott Thompson
Biiami Oklu
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Itec
Frei Une Anthi
Coul Opetitars
GW Parker
Philadelphia
Patie
Tael Anthracite Bureau of Information
Torlonia Divorce Arguments Set for Today in Court
Elsie Moore Torlonia of Greenych seeks divorce from Duke Maro Lou-Iraia of Rome Italy claiming misconduct and custody of three minor children. The Duchess appeared previously while the Duke did not, contending the action lacks jurisdiction due to her alleged lack of legal residence.
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John Richards Booth
Elsie Moore Torlonia
Greenych
Maro Lou- Iraia
Rome
Italy
Platiff
Souils
Talks By Thoughtful Mothers in Pennsylvania
A fragmentary note describes a Pennsylvanian mother sharing thoughtful insights on child care and gentleness. The piece highlights themes of kindness and nurturing, with references to mothers and community wisdom.
Problems Confront Congress This Winter
Washington dispatch notes Congress will return to tackle a heavy program including taxation, Mississippi floods relief, Muscle Shoals and Colmada River projects, and aviation policy. Leaders in both houses will coordinate vast legislative legacies, while investigations into utilities taxes and public issues loom.
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Washington
Associated Press
Congress
Capitol Hill
Jim
Mississippi Valley
New England
John @ Tisom
Connecticut
H Snell
Chales Curts
EK Jesus
George Maes
New Hammshne
Gert Portem
Senate
Miulions
Army
Navy Air Services
Geneva
House
Thomas J Walsh
Montana
Henry T Raine
Hinols
American Taxpayers League
Department of Agriculture
Local man wins in suit against sister
In a memorandum of decision yesterday Judge John Richards Booth awarded William F. Perry 259750 in damages and costs in his relief against Esther Perry Stafford. Stafford of Stratford had countered with a claim for board wages of 10 weekly for six years and sought 3120 in damages, but the court found the counter claim unfounded and accepted most of Perry's plaint.
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John Richards Booth
William F. Perry
Costa
Esther Peny Lawrence Stafford
Stratford
Perry
Stafford
Booth
Itg
Court Denies Florida Man's $5,000 Claim
In a memorandum of decision Judge John Ricaud found in favor of GCW Chappell of Darien and the Lewis and Valentine Company of Rye New York, defendants in a suit by Frank A. Rogers of Seong Florida. The plaintiff, claiming injury on August 12, 1920, sought $5,000 in damages.
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Elecison
Superto
John Ricaud
Booth
Fivor
GCW Chappell
Darien
Teyi and Valentie Company
Rye New Yolk
Frenk A Rogers
Seong Florida
Dale
Cal Mn
Rcong
Chappell Wa
Lewis Tnd
Valentine
New Canaan Woman Receives Part of Estate
New York Dec 1 Carl Surbiug Eaken of New Ciman will receive 1492438 as share of the estate of her late father John W Surbing. He died May 2 1926 leaving an estate valued about 3877400 gross and 4074743 net. Two fifths of the estate or 1989917 is set aside as a trust fund with life interest for his widow and later to be divided among five relatives of the decedent.
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New York
Carl
Surbiug
Eaken
New Cimian
John W Surbing
Surbng
Two Wreckers Named in Hollywood Incident
Unclear OCR text references two wreckers, Wallice Glover or Hamp Lor lows dot, with a four hour duration in Wea Youk and another wrecker in Hollywood. The fragment mentions K3 and Home wrecker. Further readable details are not available.
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Wallice
Hollywood
Hoover notes rising use of motor trucks in transport
Washington DC December 1 Secretary Herbert Hoover releases pages of his annual report to Congress citing a large rise in railroad freight traffic over 1924 and 1925 and a rapid increase in motor trucks and buses. He notes 72 railroads using trucks, 46 terminal ops, 15 stores, and 11 replacing local freight trains as railways expand motor transport and improve efficiency.
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George II
Washington DC
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
Regula Shipping
United States
Secietary Hoovers
W M Steuart
Decision Reserved in Suit Against Railroad
Judge John Richards Booth reserved decision in the action by Parie de Angelus against the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co. claiming permanent injuries from a June 25 1927 incident at a bond station. de Angelus says his left hand was damaged when a car door closed on it and his index fingers were injured, seeking $5000. the defense argues the door mechanism was in proper order and not negligent.
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John Richards Booth
Pariie de Angelus
New York New Haven and Hurtie Railroad Company
Locital
Bond Station
New
de Angelus
Ted
Heelon
Tailor and Grocer File Bankruptcy Petitions
Fast meetings of creditors of Tae Morejes of this city and Acolph Rapp of shellon will be here in this city on December 16. Proceedings filed to Referee Toha Morales a tailor with assets of 1.13 and liabilities of 6.1668. grocery firm Rappe with assets of 500 and liabilities of 6.168.
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Tae Morejes
Acolph Rapp
Shellon
Ten Thousand Dollar Suit After City Crash
A local suit seeks ten thousand dollars in damages following a crash. Plaintiff Henry Hopkins of Bridgeput claims a vehicle operated by an unnamed operator struck his property, owned by Lin IIT Ter, with ties to Frook Capeso and Toet Nce Mmace.
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Henry Hopkins
Frook Capeso
Toet Nce
Bridgeput
Ocar Operatoi
Lin Iitter
Little Green Capsule Claims to Stop Rheumatic Pains
An advertisement fragment touts a Little Green Capsule as a cure for rheumatic pains and agony. The text appeals to widespread relief, claiming rapid action and nationwide availability, with dubious medical credibility highlighted by its marketing tone.
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Torlonia
Charles Curtis Capper
John Q Tilson
George Moses
B. H. Snell
Wall Street
Florida
New Canaan
Bright
Rockwell & Co
Main Street
Elm
Sale
Batiste
Rockwell's
Gilman 5
Bneacher
King Bootes
Roth
Viet
Boton
Wondersihar
Min Tin
S Ncieles
Gilman’s Music Store
Fairfield Ave
Epa
Avery
Utth
Paul Myy
Frost Eat
Vhcuniite
Wissner Factory
Wissner & Sons, Inc
Harry C. Norrish
Bridgeport
Mer
Main St
State St
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