Death claims inventor of telephone
Sydney, N. C. Aug. 2. Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, died at his Braddock estate after years of ill health. He leaves wife Mabel and two daughters, Marian Fairchild and Elizabeth Grosvenor. Bell’s work included the telephone and graphophone, with many other inventions cited, and he planned burial atop Mount Bevin Breagh.
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Sydney
N. C
Alexander Graham Bell
Baddock
Mr. Bell
Bevnn Breagh
Braddock
Bell
Marian Fairchild
David G. Fairchild
Hmliza Grosvenor
Washington Magazine
Mount Bevin Breagh
Alexander Pell
Alexander
Brantford
Canada
Boston
London
Boston Board of Education
Boston University
Mabel Firhhard
Salem
Mass
Gardiner G. Hubbard
Thomas Sanders
Sumner Tainter
Garfield
German Dye Patents and the Patent System Debate
The writer examines the United States seizure of German chemical patents during and after World War I through the Chemical Foundation. He argues for clear rights of aliens, calls for limits on unused patents, and questions how to prevent monopolies while considering national needs and war powers. The piece weighs whether patents should lapse or be exercised and how to balance innovation with public good.
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Chemical Foundation
United States
The
Foundation
Chemical Fundation
Russia
Family of Nations
Central Christian Church to Hold Union Service August 13
Dr Klingman recovers from throat surgery and plans to lead a 9:45 Sunday School session and 11 a.m. pulpit talk. A union service will be at Methodist Tabernacle at 8 a.m. Aug 13, with the big Bible class and sermon back on schedule.
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Methodist Tabernacle
Farm for trade in North West Texas near Comanche
Good farm in northwest Texas offers exchange for grass land within five to ten miles of Comanche. Trade favorable with Ite J. R. Eanes & Co. seeking land for sale or exchange.
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Texas
Comanche
Ite
J. R. Eanes & CO
Oscar Callaway for Congress in Comanche County
Letter appeals to voters urging support for Oscar Callaway stating he will be no new man and will use experience to better serve the country. The writer asks for voters confidence and pledges to abide their judgment with composure.
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Comanche Co
Oscar Callaway
Congress
Lon L Smiths Visit Cisco Relative In Texas
Mr and Mrs Lon L Smith of Cisco visit at the home of his mother Mrs K R Littk in a family gathering noted in local society records.
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Lon L. Smith of
Cisco
K. R. Littk
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