Dye Industry Fear Spurs War Gas Concerns
A 1919-era discussion notes Britain may block foreign dyes to push a domestic dye industry, risking fuel for poison gas in future wars. American tariff action is urged to shield dye producers while scientists warn war needs persist. Public sentiment questions peace aims and defense needs as global tensions rise.
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Great Britain
Congress
aHliding
Harding
Belieg
Pittsburgh Gazette- Gazette Times
Washington
Germany
Building Trusts Probe May Reach National Scene
The federal grand jury has returned true bills for Sherman anti trust violations against several sand and gravel firms. Untermeyer disclosures spur hopes of action against other illegal building material combines, with a wider clean up expected as prosecutors consider penalties beyond fines.
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Ingle Sam
New York
Samuel Untermeyer
Lockwood Committee
Untermeyer
Building Materials Trust
Labor committee reorganization leaves out key strike leaders
In a union labor committee reorganization for the steel industry neither John Fitzpatrick nor W Z Foster were elected to an official post. The two men had led last year's strike noted for its radicalism, while the conservative faction claims to have allowed the impression that Foster and
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Stel
John Fitzpatrick
W. Z. Foster
Foster
Federal drive targets radicals in labor groups
A national tone favors conservative labor reform while labeling Foster and Fitzpatrick as radicals. A Washington institutes on venereal disease drew 535 workers, hailed as the year’s most important public meeting by Surgeon General Ireland. The All-America Conference on Venereal Disease Control opened with Dr William Helch's address and spurred government backed health actions nationwide. The piece urges communities to assess local efforts.
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Washington
United States
Ireland
U. S. Army
America
Washington Hotel
William Helch
Johns Hopkins University
Commissioner's Notice In Chancery Grafton WV 1921
The Commissioner's Notice in the Chancery case of UW Poling plaintiff and Daniel Wray George Phillips W Haymond and Mayme Haymond defendants will be executed January 19 1921 at the Sommerville Building Grafton Taylor County West Virginia. The commissioner will state and report to the court an account of the real estate owned by Daniel Wray as directed by the court order entered December 4 1920.
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Daniel Wray
George Phillips
W. Haymond
Mayme G. Haymond
Taylor County
West Virginia
Sommerville
City of
Grafton
Kirst
G. W. Ford
Chancery
J. Guy Allender
Order of Publication in McElligott real estate suit 1920
In Taylor County West Virginia the suit Bridget McElligott et al v Nicholas J O Neill et al seeks to set aside a 4 August 1920 deed conveying Patrick McElligott land in Knottsville District to Nicholas O Neill and to require appearance within one month. Defendants not residents are ordered to appear to protect interests. The matter to be published in Grafton Sentinel.
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Nicholas J. O'Neill
Leo M. O'Neill
Lillian O'Neill
Mary O'Neill
Johanna McElligott
Mary Dwyer
Taylor County
West Virginia
Patrick McElligott
Nicholas J O'Nell
Taylor County Court
Knottsville
Patrick Me Igott
Nicholas 3 O'Neill
Grafton Sentinel
Cirocia Lion
J. Mason
W. Ron
Order of Publication in Taylor County West Virginia
Publication notice in Grafton Daily Sentinel requires unknown heirs of Henry P Gilmore and Ira E Gilmore to appear within one month to protect their interest in a lien proceeding. The suit, filed December 1929, involves Thomas A Deveney and Tyga Valley Brewing Company among others, with a judgment from March 1919 referenced. Clerk and attorney signatures on file.
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Virginia
Cler
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
T. Martin
Thomas A. Deveney
Henry P. Gilmore
Ira E. Gilmore
William A. Myers
Tyga | Valley Brewing Company
Deveney
Ivanb. Gilmore
Grafton
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Washington, D.C
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Cnre Willard Hotel
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Dellet Newton
HN. Dearing
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Milky Way
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Kleen, Krust Bread
S. J. Walter Feeder
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