Damages Fixed in Patent Suit Over Coal Cleaning Device
BLUEFIELD June 20 Luther Scott special master in federal court today filed a report fixing damages of 117112.95 for the American Coal Cleaning corporation of Welch against the Gulf Smokeless Coal company and Roberts and Schaler of Chicago for alleged patent infringement. The five year litigation followed a 1926 filing, with a 1929 decision and appeals to the circuit court and Supreme Court, which refused a writ.
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Bluefield
Luther
Scott
Gosf Cleaning Corporation
Welch
Gulf Smokeless Coal Com Any and Roberts and Schaler
Chicago
Gulf Company
Roberts and Schatyer
Woel
Mace
Widge Georges
W. McClintic
American Coal Cleaning Corporation
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Dannery
London Letter Urges tariff plan to revive British industry
Economists in London argue Britain must complete industrial rationalisation to compete in world markets. The Federation of British Industries proposes a 30 percent cut in social service costs, emergency tariffs, a tariff board, and railway reorganization to restore confidence and purchasing power. The report notes tariff strategies could aid some sectors while indirectly benefiting others through anti dumping and internal demand growth.
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Federation of British Industries
Ganges
Dole
Federation
Miis
Devel
Trea
Oswasid Mosley
New Party
England
Federation Committee
Britain
United Kingdom
Readings of Readers Feelings Drive Fiction Bias
A California study uses galvanometers at a state teachers college to gauge reader emotion across history and literature. Results suggest fiction elicits stronger reactions than nonfiction, with critics praising Shaw's The Apple Cart in Dublin for its timely satire and optimistic view of the future.
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Ban Diego
Calif
State Teachers College
American Association For the Advancement of Sefence
Dublin
Yre
Land
George Bertard Shaw
Galate
G. Bernard Shaw
Sid
Cherry Picker Fatally Hurt in Orchard Accident
Joseph Edens, 54, farmer of Tuppers Creek, died after a fall from a cherry tree in his orchard last Monday. He was treated at Mountain State hospital center but succumbed the next day as the seriousness of injuries was noted. Survived by widow, five daughters Dorle Tate Sadie Calender Helen Williams Guthrie Gusta Eliza Edens and son Robert Edens. Body moved to Long and Johnson funeral parlors.
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Joseph Edens
Tuppers Creek
Mountain State Hospital
Ceater
Edens
Edena
Dorle Tate
Sadie Calender
Helen Williama
Guthrie
Gusta
Eliza Edens
Robert
Long
Jonnson
Sweeney Promoted To Group Supervisor
B. Sweeney, manager of the southern section of the Wheeling Equitable Insurance company agency, announced last night that O. S. Sayre, Charleston district supervisor, has been promoted to group supervisor for the entire agency. The announcement was made et a.
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An B. Sweeney
Wheeling Equitable Insurance Company Agency
O. S. Sayre
Charleston
Sweeney presides conference at Ruffner Hotel
A conference at the Ruffner hotel was presided over by Mr. Sweeney. A luncheon followed the conference. Henry Kranz from the New York home office presented. Sweeney told agents that May business rose 16 percent over May 1930.
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Ruffner Hotel
Mr. Sweeney
New York
Henry ©. Kranz
Arm Amputation After Accident in Marmet
A 38 year old man, a. w. Dalton of Marmet, had his right arm amputated at Kanawha Valley Hospital after a car sideswiped by a truck and rolled over on Marmet road. Driver of the truck not yet identified. The report also notes a separate discussion on Hittite horse training dating to 3000 B C and its ancient military implications.
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A. W. Dalton
Marmet
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Mar
German Dancing Wave Receding After War
Berlin reports a collapse in postwar dance culture as money tightens. The Palais de Danse, once a beacon for Berlin’s fashionably wealthy, faces bankruptcy alongside other glittering clubs as taxes bite and patronage collapses.
King George Enjoys Quiet Game of Pool
London reports King George favors billiards and pool nightly after dinner often with staff or a friend. He praises Australian master Walter Lindrum but rates himself not a strong player. Duke of York is the best left handed royal billiardist, while the Duke of Gloucester rivals him at times. The Prince of Wales seldom plays.
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London
George
Walter Lindrum
Lindrum
Ling
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Prince of
Home Brew Charge Hits Two Arrests in City
Police last night arrested Wilora Kyall and Belle Hell ons on possession of home brew charges. About 24 pints were alleged found on the premises. Allens running in Great Britain during the first nine months of 1929 totaled 380,017, compared with 264,775 in the same period the previous year.
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Wilora Kyall
Belle Hell Ons
Allens
Great Britain
Hoover Moves To Strengthen The World Economy
Berlin reports praise from German leaders as President Hoover proposes broad action to aid Europe. Cabinet meets with Bruening and Curtius. American intent to support stabilizing efforts is noted. London observers compare Hoover’s plan to wartime aid and expect continued consultation with Mellon. Paris auto show lists over 1,000 firms showcasing parts and products.
McConnell to Appears On Stage At Local Theater
Ed McConnell, known as Radio's most unique personality, will perform songs stories and humor at the Hearse Theater Thursday through Saturday. The famed broadcaster draws fans nationwide with a fan mail of over 300000. He jokes about simple tastes and generous donations while engaging the audience with requests and light commentary.
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McConnell
Hearse Theater
Oison Rug Company
Alladin Lampe
United States
Canada
Obituary notices from Guthrie and Norwood area
Obituaries report Eugenes Legg eight year old son of Mr and Mrs K W Legg of Guthrie died in a local capital. Funeral from Legg home Monday at two with burial in family cemetery. George W Midkiff of Dana died yesterday at Hopemont after long illness. Esther Gabany 24 wife of V le ia Gabany of Whiteville died yesterday. Miller Midkiff father W Midkiff and sister Mrs Harold P Winchester, with three brothers Otis Edgar Clarence of Charleston. Funeral at Simpson's parlors then Calvary Baptist church Monday at three in Masonic order with honorary pallbearers named. David Edward Wallace son of John and Lucinda Carruthers Wallace died Friday at 3013 Regent Avenue Norwood. He was 68. Funeral Monday morning.
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Eugenes Legg
Eugen Legg
K. W. Legg
Guthrie
Lege
Buria
George W. Minkitt
George W. Midkif
Dana
Hopemont
Midkiff
Hatfield Campbells Creax Can Company
Mra
Esther Goabany
Magonic Order
Malden
Shriner
Esther Gabany
V. Leia
Bla
A.O. Gabeny
Whiteaville
Gulip Miller Midkiff
W. Midkiff
Algter
Harold P. Winchester
Thompkine
Otis
Edgar
Clarence
Charleston
Simpson
Calvary Baptist Church
Masonic Order
Harry Cantabury
Dan Bnyder
W. H. Cantabury
Fred Reynolds
J. B. Rensford
J. Gardiner
Edward Wilson
Harry Slack
Daria Edward Wallace
David Edward Wallace
John and
Lucinda Carruthers Wallace
Regent Avenue
Norwood
Chesapeake Bay Oyster Is Saved After Conservation Push
ANNAPOLIS Md June 20 The Chesapeake Bay oyster population has been revived by new conservation laws and cross state cooperation with Virginia The legislature approved funding to open new oyster grounds and to close parts of the Great Choptank River for two years Dr R V Truitt notes sowing shells at breeding sites as a key method and a plan to cut an inlet at Sinepuxent Bay to boost salinity and seafood value to about 1 000 000 annually The oyster has faced decline since 1880 to 2 000 000 bushels in recent years but measures are reversing the trend
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Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Virginia
R. V. Truitt
Chesapeake Bay Biological Laboratory and
Atlantic Ocean
Ocean City
Trutt
Will Build Cottages To Withstand Shocks
Belgrade report says South Serbia will get earthquake resistant cottages to prevent future devastation. King Alexander summoned Italian architects to show a proven design as government plans to spend 100,000,000 on rebuilding shattered regions. The aim is sturdier homes for peasants, a significant shift in Yugoslavian policy.
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Belgrade
Serbia
Alexander
Italy
Obituary mentions Mrs Gabany survives husband and two sisters
Mrs Gabany 18 survives by her husband, two sisters, and her parents. The funeral is set for tomorrow in Winchester. The article notes she is tied to the Fu Gna Coal company superintendent, Willesville, and lists a son Jack and daughter Patricia among the survivors.
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