German envoy protests Russian arrests of Germans
Berlin reports Count Friedrich von der Schulenburg, Germany’s ambassador to Russia, lodged formal protests with the Russian foreign office over thirty eight Germans held without trial in the purge linked to the Moscow trials. He sought embassy access to interview the detainees, amid fears of broader crackdown.
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Berlin
Friedrich von der Schulenburg
Russia
Schulenburg
Moscow
Emil I. Stickling
Germany
Stickling
Leon Trotzky
Inventors in Colonial America Faced Patent Fights and Witch Rumors
The article contrasts early American innovation with threats of witchcraft accusations, noting that colonial inventors cheered for patent protections while fearing persecution. It highlights the precarious line between discovery and superstition in early frontier society.
Acetanilid dangers urged in health column
The column discusses acetanilid as a common analgesic and antipyretic with heart depressant effects, warning of addiction risks. A 31-year-old reader shares long term use, stopping after reading the column, and questions others' susceptibility. Practical advice urges avoiding such remedies, noting methemoglobinemia risks and safer options.
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United States
Pharmacopoeia
Canada
Alamosa WPA project restores 13000 books at public library
In Alamosa Colorado six women labeling the town's first WPA women led project restored thirteen thousand library volumes. They worked for 301 days rebinding recasing mending cleaning and shellacking the books to revive the collection.
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Alamosa
Colo
WPA
Court House News Sues for 7500 Damages in Auto Injuries
Frank Dostal seeks 7500 in district court for injuries after his car, parked on Sixteenth Avenue SW, was rear ended by a Landergott vehicle. The suit links the car to Charles Landergott and operator Carl Landergott, employed by A Pipal and Company, with added car damage claims. Other cases include Gifford versus Schweitzer and a dismissal with prejudice of a separate injury suit. Judge Moffit presided.
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Frank Dostal
Carl Landergott
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Dostal
Landergott
Charles Landergott
A. Pipal and Company
G. P. Novak
C. T. Mead
Second Avenue
Second Street
Linn County
John T. Moffit
Gifford
H. W. Gifford
A. G. Platt
Judge Rules for Defendant in 1932 Montanaro Suit
Judge H C Ring in district court Wednesday ruled for the defendant in a 266.43 dollar account suit brought by L N Bruns as assignee against Charles Montanaro, filed December 19, 1932. Judgment on the record denied plaintiff and awarded costs. The defense cited lack of obligation and statute of limitations. Earlier, a motion to dismiss Jennie Montanaro as a defendant was sustained.
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H. C. Ring
District
L. N. Bruns
Charles Montanaro
Jennie Montanaro
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Warren J. Buchan
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Business Office
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Mtegasts
Court House News
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