Fessenden sues radio firms over patent price conspiracy
Boston December 4 A suit seeks 300 million dollars from major radio firms including Cardiv, General Electric, Westinghouse, American Telephone Telegraph, United Fruit, Wireless Specialties, and International Radio Telegraph. Professor Fessenden claims a conspiracy to refrain from negotiating for patents and devices, undervaluing his inventions and harming his finances and family.
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Boston
United States
Heginsid A. Possenden
Newton
Fessenden
Clairton
Atate
Cardiv Corporation of America
Generali Etectric Company
West Inghouse Electric and Manufacturins Tomipans
American Telenhon
Parchane
Pessensier
Fescenden
Provescor
Edison
Edison Laboratories
Westinghouse Company
Purdue University
University of Pittsburgh
Tie
United States Weather Tureau
National Electric Signalling Company
Submarine Signal Company
Rhinelander Jury Reaches Decision In Nullity Suit
In White Plains the Rhinelander case ends after a 12 hour deliberation. Leonard Kip Rhinelander seeks an annulment from his marriage to his mixed race wife as the sealed verdict is due to be opened by Judge Morschauser tomorrow morning. The jury faced seven questions from Justice Murachauser before delivering its verdict.
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Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Morschauser
Welock
Murachauser
Willie Willis by Robert Quillieux
A brief literary note references Willie Willis in a 1925 Associated Editors publication. The fragmentary OCR text hints at a dialogue or moment involving Memune, Papo, and a tense scene, but the excerpt is incomplete. No clear events, dates, or locations are present to elaborate.
Rail crossing safety push by Charleston Lions club
Charleston Lions club urges city and county action after recent accidents. They back extending arterial stop systems to all railroad crossings, automatic gates, clearer warning signs, and state law requiring stop signals at grade crossings, with officials to push Governor Gore and local authorities to approve.
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Charleston
Greaniz
Fweward MM. Gore
D. RP. Wortney
State Road Vant Mission
Junn Keltton
Mayer
Werte
Kanawht County Court
Jeng Xeara
Hon
Mr. Moore
Hes Companite
Liony Club of
Thin Elry
Opposition to Mitchell idea heard in court
Navy opposition to unified service aired as Pratt disputes Admiral Simson charge that the Navy is controlled by uneducated officers. Witnesses testified that army and air service aims threaten naval leadership, with Pratt denying any plan to jeopardize the Navy and urging reliance on common sense in defense planning.
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Mitchell
NAVY
Pratt
Simson
Norsys
Newnan
Wallin
Newport
Newsnet
William A
Ution
Ellieienesy
Honeur
Adana
Edward Wo Muere
Cne
Taval toMeration
Hebinner
United Bds
Roahert Py
Coonts
Norfolk
United S Dles
Eurerrs
Suen
Bose
Army
Ostfriesland
Frankfort
Wisc Einia
New Jersey
Abani
Personne
Stanier
Randusa
Ntr
Weiy
Wall Aring
Listtor
Anaseriger GM
Caetewoud
Linreol
Shales
Piegeunont
Erie
Umminder
Naval
Wright
Vietiey
Ional
Republican Leaders Complete Plans for Opening of Congress
Republican leaders outline the opening of the new Congress with key appointments and committee assignments. Leaders expect debates over the Presidency and party rules, as lawmakers prepare to vote on the executive and legislative program this week.
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Congress
Ted
Shou
Terange Lomurrasy
Paris
Anny Lass
North Linuan
Explorers Report Encounters with Tiny Vicious Jungle Bugs
The letter from Colonel Fawcett and colleagues describes strange, aggressive insects encountered in tropical jungles. They note aggressive stingers, biting behavior, and the dangers posed to explorers traveling near the unknown regions of South America. The account emphasizes the insects’ persistence and the explorers’ caution in shared camps and journeys.
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Perlon
Achelen
Casunel
Evblureér
Mont Prenoux
Colonel Fawcett
Iselin
Fran Creaba
South America
Fuwc
Col
P.M, Fawarty
Sankes Camp Fawcett
Athuda 15
Ite
Juniera
Midat
Machel Greass
Entombed Men Found Alive in Mine Disaster
Rescue teams battled dark shafts after a mine collapse trapped workers for days. Reports describe entombed miners rescued as emergency crews stabilized the situation and searched for more survivors while authorities prepared for further inquiries and safety evaluations.
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Colorado
Arrested for Theft of Airplane Motors
A garbled report notes several suspects linked to the theft of aircraft engines. The text references multiple names, places, and groups, with scattered details about an investigation and potential political context, but the core event concerns the theft of airplane motors and arrests related to the crime.
Dry battle on Congress floor to seek repeal of Volstead Act
Congress readies for a dry showdown led by Representative Dyer of Missouri as a direct appeal to Pope after months of intense lobbying. Prohibition forces push for enforcement, with religious groups and reform advocates weighing in while White House and Senate committees debate strategy and public morals standards.
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Representative Dyer
Missouri
Pope
Wasi
Dinva
Congrexa
Moonran
Agean
Oyer
Beng Judiets
White House
Conrad Th
Will Introduce Tax Bill Monday In Washington
A tax bill emerged from the House Ways and Means Committee after six weeks of deliberation. It proposes $423,900,000 in tax relief for the next calendar year and revises many features of the current law including an amendment to curb publication of income tax returns. The plan lowers numerous excises, retains some taxes, and reshapes the Board of Tax Appeals with new appeal routes to federal courts. Effective January 1, 1625, with some provisions taking effect thirty days after enactment.
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Washington
Dac
Bil
Gutamonite MsvenKer Cays
Board of Tax Appeals
Federal Etreult Court of Judels
Auchoris
Procera
Che
Urge Burke Drops Dead During Speech
A former Washington Supreme Court justice Urge Burke collapsed and died during a speech at a gathering. Judge Butler adjourned the meeting and the audience learned of Burke’s sudden death as officials confirmed the tragedy.
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Urge Burke
Wimiv York
Ter
State of Washington
Tilehwime i
Butler
Burke
Itr
Japan
Collusion Between Coast Guard and Booze Syndicate Revealed
District Attorney Buelenne announced a Coast Guard corruption case exposing officers and guardsmen tied to a liquor ring. Confessions and private papers from arrests detail payoffs up to 400 dollars per shipment, traces of a broad syndicate, and an undercover paymaster named in records. Federal agents moved to seize lead roles as arrests expanded to coast guard members and associates.
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Guakikimei
Nay York
Trae
Doc
Buelenne
Tresh Syoul
Callialan B
Coast Guard
Ale Lege Nyy Voris Rim
Atkauae Tsust
Vbel Leon
Ayadleati
Todas
Williany
Turcman
Tin
Dian
Fin Cs Syndicate
Yadlour Catprelcies Tse Works Tion
United States and Russia May Join Disarmament Talks
President Coolidge may defer invitation to the League of Nations on arms reduction until text is examined. A preparatory commission for the disarmament conference will include about seventeen governments and labor and economic bodies.
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Coolidge
Qgrnata
Teed
United States
Ruskin
Colliseion
Russia
Langue
League Council
Whitue
League
Sone
Apecial
Titan’ Leapie
International Laber Inipean
Labor Bureau
Kesond
Beng
Shington
League of Unions
Vénan
Go Inittoes
Luagne
Two Arrested After Long Chase In Crews ITT Case
Vvon Alderson and Jill Barrer of His wistern section in Kanewhe wranty were lodged on murder charges after the death of John Belcher. The body was found on railroad tracks two miles from Crews ITT. State patrolman Ashby led an investigation for months, culminati ng in the arrest of Andersin and Husree. They appeared before Magistrate Wiehrow and were bound over to the grand jury.
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Vvon Alderson
Jill Barrer
Kanewhe Wranty
Kaurwhte
John Betcher
Ashby
Somgeant Aghby
Andersin
Husree
Heture
Wiehrow
MW Niles
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Rhinelander
Willie Willis
Robert QuiLieux
Associated Editors. . Inc
Kipling IL
Sussex
Wayerd Kinng
Mindle Macwaeniy
Rim
Nurber
Charleston Lions Club
Nxt
Westert Slytes
Luratierte Stadt
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Redidge
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LaPotlette
Wilacutti
Kit Aliwudy
Toyorman
Ruies
Junin
Mt. Nelson
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Mefonse
Whitey Derby
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Brazil
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Astra Eit
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Ohio
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Cook Heldlyr
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Tomueraels
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Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
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Conlidge
3Trs
Ella A Boole
Jaid Enforcement
Realga
United Ohinnittne
Rev
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Actron
Women's Christian Tenmerahee
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Dinya
Walmington
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Herihe
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Sna Rodoinder Toniene
Fruny
Serretky
Vnational Vatholic
Welfare
Guitarian
Dottie
Ameritas
Hamilton G. Scott
Nitra
W. Va
Uwele Saad
Booze Syndicate
Jeners
Soniay Bickier
Owl
Alten
Eairo
PAI Ceyry
Sadate
Nicholas Tiron
Nichelan
Yeaterdiy
U. S
Nations Council
Kanawha
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