Court upholds patent sale in wartime powers ruling
Judge Morris dismissed a government suit to overturn the sale of 4700 seized German patents to the Chemical Foundation for 271000. The decision says the President’s wartime authority allowed private sale terms to serve the public interest and praises the Foundation’s conduct and integrity.
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Chemical Foundation
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Wilmington, del
Hugh M. Morris
Allen
The
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Foundation
Wilson
Polk
Palmer
Sfrancis P. Garvan
Garvan
Tis
Congress
Thomas R. Miller
Holdi Wilson
Hutze Morris
Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Berlin
America
Germany
Paris
Carl Holderman
Wand
Unlucky Night at The Diner Sparks Tense Exchange
A disgruntled diner leaves a restaurant after a curt exchange with a waiter. The waiter questions the diner about what he forgot, hinting at a hidden tension or incident to come.
Confessions Ease Souls
A fragmentary dialogue describes kindness and flowers with a note about paying a florist the next day. The mood hints at lingering sentiment and a forthcoming payment.
Mandy Responds To Judge On Delayed Speech
The fragment shows Mandy recalling that an ambulance removed a man before he could speak, addressing a judge with emphasis on the delay in communication. The readable text centers on a medical evacuation and a court context implied by the judge.
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Mandy
Such a Life Tax Quip Causes Witty Exchange
In a brief humorous dialogue a husband laments life and taxes while the wife admonishes him. He repeats that taxes pay for his life, joking about it being “wicked” to talk otherwise. The exchange captures period style wit.
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George
Flapper and Sheik Chat Over Stamp Plans
A playful exchange between a flapper and a Sheik about writing from every country they visit. Sheik agrees to regular letters, while the flapper jokes about building a stamp collection that will be the best in town.
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Flapper
Sheik
Two Sides to This Clever Menace Dialogue
Dialogues reveal contrasting views of a clever man with one side praising wit and the other denying real cunning. The exchange questions whether perception equals ability and highlights the theme of cleverness as illusion.
Poor Thing Husband Wife Exchange From Old Dialogue
A fragment depicts a startled husband waking from sleep and a frightened wife describing a terrible sound. The brief exchange centers on their alarm and concern.
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Hazel
Bet on Her in Poker Quip Echoes Dramatic Exchange
A quick wry dialogue shows a poker game exchange as a husband teases his wife about missing him while the wife remains a sharp observer of the play and relationship. The line captures a comic tension in a homey card hall moment.
Right Has Triumphed Then Appealed At Once
A famous man left court after a significant case before judgment. Hours later his lawyer sent a cable declaring victory. The reply from the client was a terse message ordering an appeal at once.
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W. Kk. M
Polaris News item roundup a cattle trade and local moves
William Burke a Portland cattle buyer rode the creek toward the Big Hole on Wednesday. Mrs. John H. Judge improves after illness. Agnes Casey began her school on the 7th after holidays in Butte. The weddings news May Hays to C C Penny from Butte. Snow four feet deep reports Starr and Corbett at Lost Still mine.
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William Burke
Portland
Big Hole
John H. Judge
Agnes Casey
Butte
Frank I. Martin
F. Os
Ted Marchesseau
Martin
Dewey Marchesseau
Jules Wenger
Jackso Armatead
Shiri Mooney
Kellum
Holter
Grasshopper
Elkham Springs
H. J. Brown
Dillon
Emerson
Carl G. Knoll
Miss May Hays
C. C. Penny
Andy Hays
S. M. Starr
Lost Still
Starr
Bill Corbett
J. D. Harrison
Frank P. Madden
New York City
Ed. Farley
Mysterious Disappearance Echoes In Witty Verse
A brief satirical sketch recalls a famous New York beauty missing from the papers and riffs on vanished things. The narrator then offers a humorous river scene of a beaver damming and a man stranded with a worn out gas situation, lampooning modern mishaps.
There’s a Reason Doctor and Patient Exchange
A doctor notes the patient coughs more in the morning while the patient admits to practicing all night, implying a cause for the morning symptom and a deliberate effort behind the cough.
Courtroom Clamor as Mandy Tells Judge of Broken Chairs
In a courtroom exchange Mandy accuses someone of breaking chairs after an incident. The judge asks if there was an apology or regret, prompting a tense exchange amid the proceedings.
School Health Report and Community Activities
The Nelson Apex school community notes perfect attendance last month with nurse Miss Lian visiting for weight checks. Four students remain underweight as the group plans a February spelling match with Nelson Apex and the local school. A dance hosted by the school below Point of Rocks drew attendees from the area. Children sled on a hill near the school though occasional wrecks occur. a cactus sits nearby.
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Point of Rocks
Benjamin Franklin 218th Birth Anniversary Noted
Yesterday marked the 218th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin born January 17 1706 in Boston. The writer scientist and statesman shaped American history through Poor Richard's Almanac public service and diplomacy in England France and the Continental Congress.
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America
United States
Milk Street
Boston
Josiah Franklin
Franklin
James
New England Courant
Benjamin
New York
Philadelphia
Quaker City
London
Tie
Richard
Father Abraham
Europe
Iie
England
France
Continental Congress
Washington
Coolidge Campaign Manager Named for 1924 Nomination
M Butler of Massachusetts an RNC member will manage President Coolidge's 1924 nomination campaign after years of service. the appointment signals a pivotal step in organizing the Republican effort.
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Win, M. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Anda. Coolidge
Ready for Special Session in Helena Next Tuesday
Senator Frank A. Hazelbaker and Representative Henry G. Rodgers prepare to attend the Legislature called by Governor Dixon for a special session in Helena. They are ready for either a short or long session as needed.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Henry G. Rodgers
Goveror Dixon
Helena
New Medical School Organization at University of Chicago
University of Chicago begins organizing a new medical school. Pennsylvania State College engineering extension offers correspondence courses in radio reception and transmission. More students enroll in radio courses than any other department offerings.
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University of Chicago
Engineering Extension Department
Pennsylvania State College
Real Estate Bargains In Dillon Montana 1924
First 1924 Bargains. A cozy six room modern bungalow on Kentucky avenue three bedrooms garage 3500 Terms A nifty four room modern bungalow on Rife street furnished 3500 terms A model modern home on South Pacific street 8500 Five choice lots on N Pacific St at 250 each half cash First mortgage note for 600 amply secured 8 per cent due in two years C C NEWMAN 20 Telephone Block Dillon Mont Phone 242 3
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Rife Street
South Pacific Street
N. Pacific St
C. C. Newman
Dillon
Mont
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