Insects and Voices Spark Tele Antennologist Debate
Entomology leaders at a major museum voiced interest in a new microphone technology alleged to capture insect and animal sounds. They noted that many creatures communicate via vocal or bodily noises at various voltages, suggesting vast study potential for tele anteniologist research.
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Associated Press
Phillips Thurs
Westinhouse Electric & Manufacture Company
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S. M. Kinrner
Westinghouse Company
Kintner
Minton
Kintners
Willo
Dr. Thomas
Department of
Entomology
American Museum of Natural
Hstory
Seignes
War era estate recovery suit in District of Columbia
Count Walde mar Von Medwitz, a Swiss citizen who served in the German army, filed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to recover more than 4 million dollars in crash and real estate seized during the war by the alien property custodian. His claim rests on ownership via his mother Mary Elizabeth Wirewken ridge Caldwell, an American citizen, with property legated in Wena.
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Columba Supreme Court
Waldemar von Medwitz
Count von Medwitz
Wena
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Wirewkenridge-Caldwell
France Parliament Adjourns Until January Eight
Paris December 28 Premier Poincare opened the session with a decree adjourning parliamentary business to January 8. Deputies criticized foreign policy, but he ended the debate without a vote of confidence, citing France’s financial woes and reliance on British support. Herriot warned occupation of the Ruhr risks a economic disaster and a blow to finances.
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Ruhr
Exchange Club elects Sherwood as new president
Exchange Club named Jasson A. Sherwood its new president at annual luncheon meetings, with officers including Rev Charles A. Deck first vice president and Maurice Perry as second, while other nominees and board members were listed, and Willard Bartlett spoke on church education.
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Bridgeport Packard Motors Company
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la Pheree
Tiny Change Club
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Maurice Perry
Hubbelconmany ‘Dent
Joseph MW. Mill Company
Rohn Walter
Clutard Wwance
A Edward H. Roberts
I. le Wilden
Tohannes Schivit
Tenaialogy
Tr Ave
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Hubert Morley
Alfred Bishojt
Patrigecy
Flanagan
Alfred Bishop
Teonard
Asheltn
Louis Ginund
Willand H. Bartlett
Rohigh Education
Bartlete
Arvin
Toxits Wilden
New Rochelle Man Found Dead In Springfield Street House
John Mulligan a 45 year old New Rochelle resident was found dead in the Springfield house at 393 Water street yesterday morning about 4 30. He worked for the Electric Cable Company and the acting Medical Examiner declined to state the cause but suspected natural causes.
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Bow Tie
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Hertt
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Mussolini and U S envoy child confer in Rome
Dec 28 in Rome Richard Washburn Child American ambassador and Premier Mussolini held a half hour discussion. Mussolini, who had signaled desire to talk on Italian affairs, asked Child to return for further talks, with an expected follow up Monday.
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Richard Washen Child
Ohio Republicans Back Coolidge 1924 Nomination
The Ohio Republican Party officially endorsed President Coolidge for the 1924 National Convention in Cleveland. State Chairman Charles W. Montgomery led the Newark meeting, with a near unanimous vote to support Coolidge, signaling that Ohio’s 51 delegates will pledge to him at the convention.
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Farrington Reads War Poems At Local Church
Barry Webb Farrington spoke at the Washington Park Methodist Episcopal church Christmas program, sharing poems written in France. He urged American aid to European nations as a friend to all peoples, telling how he served in the French army and spoke to about 485 people.
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Washington Park Methodist
Hug
America
France
Judges Wolfe and Ells Open New Court Term
Judges Isaac Wolfe of New Haven and Arthur F. Ills of Waterbury opened the new Civil Superior Court term for calendar session and assessments yesterday. Adjournment followed to January 2, with calendar matters and hearings slated. queen Yeores were heard by Judge Wolfe.
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Isaac Wolfe
New Haven
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Waverbury
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Bridgeport Orders Ten Day Move Of Newstand
Judge John F. Yalsh signed a temporary injunction allowing Bridgeport ten days to remove all structures from Main Street corner. Frederick Van Downes owners claim the building and agree to permit removal with Common Council approval.
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Court of Common
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Shortest Railroad Opens in Santa Barbara County
In Santa Barbara County, the shortest railroad line at four miles has opened. The line runs from the mint at San Luis to the plant in Taunipoc, built by the Celle Company to ship its products. The Pacific Southwestern line seeks approval from the Southern Pacific board to extend, with funds awaiting the board’s decision.
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Dee
Vaanipoc
Santan Barbara
Celle Company
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Taanipoc
Pacific
Southwestern Ayron Company
Southern Tackard Commission
Woman Reporter Exposes Officials in Governor's Town
A local woman, linked to former governor A. repens fame, accuses city officials of failing to enforce eight city lines and of allowing open quor drinking in the mayor's presence. The article cites a prominent city clerk as witness and notes political entanglements with the governor's appointees.
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Charles Afbden
Tormey
Facing Bankruptcy Tempts Blurbist to Speak to Wife
A fragment from an old Spokane Spokesman-Review piece contemplates how to tell a spouse about impending bankruptcy. It humorously imagines a monthly routine and a patient reaction, noting reluctance to admit spending.
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Spokane
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