Inventor of Fokker Plane Arrives Here
New York November 10 A Hy G Pokker inventor and builder of combat airplanes arrived today from Totterdam aboard the Noordam. Pokker was the designer of a feared plane used by German air fighters on the western front, though details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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A. Hy G, Pokker
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de Folker
Germany has not restored a single Louvain library item
New York dispatch reports that Germany has not restored a single book or manuscript from the historic Louvain collection. The note cites the rector P Ladeugze and the national committee of the United States for the reacoration of the university of Louvally.
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Remedy Claims Rapid Relief for Nervous Ailments
A testimonial from Mrs. Joseph Cotinier of Dover New York describes severe aches and fatigue, loss of appetite, and sleep disruption. After a week of a domestic remedy she reports headaches easing, strength returning, and renewed ambition, praising Dr Williams' Pills and requesting more information on Nervous Diseases.
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Dover
Tereianen
Dr. Wilis
RD Williams
Knights Offer 7,600,000 for Washington War Monument
National Knights of Columbus headquarters issued a statement defending a 7.6 million dollar offer to fund a permanent war monument in Washington. The reply responded to Marvin G Sperry’s critique about fund use and trust. The group argued funds are kept separate from general needs and not diverted to other drives.
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York
Nove Ju
Knights of Columbus
Armani
Sfo
American Legion
Washington
Marvin G Sperry
Naional
Wuah “Nee of
Funde
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Nationwide selling groups to fix farm pay says Grange leader
Sherman Lowell of Fredonia New York says at the annual Patrons of Husbandry convention that nationwide selling organizations should set prices to ensure farmers receive pay for prime hours worked. He warns bankers manufacturers railroads and labor groups and the government that without action, banks will push to organize nationwide selling bodies to fix farm product prices.
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Sherman Lowell
Fredonia N. Y
Fusbendry
Branke
Much Mixed Lease Case Before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court closed its October session with a final adjournment after two weeks of hearings in Gala Ulotacs Shage Inc versus Samuel Silver et al. The dispute concerns leasing the store at Main and Gold Streets, with a lease dating to 1912 amended in 1943 and various mill leases with annuity provisions. Defendants’ appeal from the Superior Court under Judge Frank C. Wainer proceeded with alternate judges due to disqualification.
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Gala Ulotacs Shage Inc
Samuel Silver
Onhera
Main
Gold Straees
Frank, C. Wainer
Sur Péricy
Sastica
Howard J. Curtis
Public service concern can’t be coal profiteer
New York November 29 Indictments charging the Brooklyn Edison company and the Adelphia Coal company with profiteering in coal sales were dismissed in federal district court Judge Julius M Mayer reserved decision on the indictment charging the Lynch Cost company with the same offense Mayer said the defendant as a wholesaler retailer or other cost dealer but as a public utility corporation under public service regulation does not come under section 5 of the Lever act
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New York
Brooklyn Edson Company
Adelphia Coal, Company
Federal District Court
Julius M. Mayer
Mayer
Lynch Cost Company
Satre Offenge
Jndre Mayer
Toka
Public Service Commissions
Ore alleged to have slid down hill in Kingman
In Mohave county Superior Court on November 10, the Tom Reed Gold Mining Company sued United Eastern Mining Company claiming a valuable ore body estimated at 4 001 006 dollars slid from one mine onto another. The case hinges on Arizona apax law defining discovery rights and ledge extent.
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Kingman
Ariz
Mohave County
Tom Reed Gold Mining Company
United Astern Mining Company
Wedbesof
Arizona
Children garments from their own sheep in New Haven County
Nov 10 report shows Lone boys and girls in New Haven County producing wool from locally owned sheep. The county club agent Paul P. Ives notes 1,200 yards of cloth already spun from county wool and that 10,900 sheep were brought into the county by fall 1923. Children earned from the project with prizes tied to wool clothing costs.
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New Haven
Buran
Paul. P. Ives
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