Legal suit over use of photograph and general’s name
The hearing in New York Tuesday addressed a $150,000 damages suit by Ella C. Patterson against Colgate and Company for unauthorized use of a photograph and the name of her uncle General Ambrose Burnside in shaving cream ads. Justice Erlanger reserved judgment.
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New York
Lord Dundreary
Scipio Africanus Minor
Ella C. Patterson
Colgate and Company
Ambrose BK. Burnside
Justice Erlanger
League Snubbed by Soviet Government
In Geneva on May 25 Russia notified the League of Nations it will refuse to give views on private manufacture of arts. Deputy foreign minister Maxim Litvinoff said the Soviet Union did not attend the conference on art traffic control because it believed the talks were insincere and similarly rejects efforts to regulate private production.
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Fieneva
Russia
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet
Water Charges Measure Signed Reduces Western Reclamation Costs
President Coolidge signed the omnibus water charges bill cutting about 23 million dollars in construction and water charges across 19 western reclamation projects. The interior secretary may remove thousands of acres from charges and classify lands as temporarily unproductive to further reduce annual costs by roughly 18 million. The measure, drafted by Chairman Smith, follows recommendations of interior boards with a similar Senate bill by Senator Phipps.
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Washington
Coolidge
Secretary of the Interior
Bo Ro-Classifien
Smith
Home Irrigation Committee
Board of Adjustments and Surveys
Secretary of Interior
Senate
Phipps
Colorado
Booth in precarious condition at White Plains home
New York May 28 The condition of Commander Evangeline Booth who is seriously ill with appendicitis at her home near White Plains remained precarious today according to Dr. Walter Clark Tilden the attending physician.
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New York
Evangeline Booth
White Plains
Walter Clark Tilden
Polish Elections Seen Normal Amid Tensions and Riots
Warsaw reports show Polish elections proceeding with normal expectations despite clashes between the right and left oriented factions. Riots occurred in Lemberg with street meetings by socialists and national democrats, injuring about a score of people as police used batons to restore order.
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Warsaw
Recht
Teft
Varius Pravywices
National Assembly
Marshal Mitsudski
Wajchiechowski
Lemberg
National Democrats
Death on Rail Tracks Reported in Jury Verdict
A jury finds the death of a woman identified as N. P. Train passerner occurred by her own action after eloping with a man. The inquest notes she was struck by a tram before the train halted, with witnesses detailing the sequence and a verdict of contributory causation. The incident prompted debate over responsibility as the crowd reacted to the fatal event.
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New York
Thatcher
Maria Jeritts
Tem
Gomkel
Mino
Arritza
Baroness Popper
England
Eine Fianan
Eorsnerts
Waniam
Loyalty to God and Country Urged Upon Columbus Knights
In Billings on May 25 Dr. Fitzpatrick of Missoula was elected late deputy and Anaconda chosen as the next meeting place at the Knights of Columbus state council’s concluding session. Pat Rotagner was elected state secretary. Witham Ja Loftus Great Mafla way elected state treasurer, Ini Conk Wolf Meat state advocate. (Continued on Page Three)
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Columbus Knights
Billings
Dr. Fitzpatrick
Missoula
Anaconda
Knights of Columbus State Council
Pat Rotagner
Buth
Witham Ja
Loftus
Great Mafla Way
Ini Conk
Wolf Meat
This Ought to Afford Idea for Movie Stunt
Visalia resident Frank R. Braun a Tulare county horticulturalist slipped from a high Kaweah river bank while fishing last Sunday. He clung to a boulder as a rattlesnake struck his arm and dangled. He crushed the snake and applied remedy, then resumed fishing. He sought medical help yesterday and is expected to recover.
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Visalia
Cal
API
Frank R. Braun
Tulare County
Kaweah River
Brann
Post Office Safe Taken in Winnett Break-In
Lewistown May 25 AP The Winnett post office was broken into probably early Monday morning. The cafe carved off small office and the safe later found in a courthouse ty. An axe was used to chop a hunter through the side and the contents had been taken out. Registered letters were missing, $200 in stamps stolen, plus $72 and a blank money order book.
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Lewistown
Winnett
Naval airman in booze conspiracy named
Seattle report details a charged naval airman, Lieutenant Commander James Flale Strang, accused in a liquor law conspiracy. The article notes an attempted flight from Hawaii under plane vales, legal actions and a San Diego air squadron context amid broad alcohol violations.
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Seattle
James Flale Strang
United States
Man Dead and Six Wounded in Axe Attack at Northern Alberta Hunting Ground
Educator Julien Gather was detained after a deadly axe incident near Entrance on the Cathedian National Railway. A man was found dead, two dying, and two slightly wounded with $3,000 in cash reported stolen. Suspects include Archie Gaucher and Magobert Carakonts while Belonurt and Albert Gaucher were wounded. Police reported a group fled with cash as onlookers aided the casualties.
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Alva
Julien Gather
Brule
Alta
Entrance
Cathedian Nacional
Ahr
Ham Gaucher
Archie Gaucher
Magobert
Vat Belonurt
Lalbert Gaucher
Resolution Calls on States to Stage Prohibition Referendums
Washington May 25 A resolution introduced by Rep Hill Maryland requests Congress to urge states to hold referendums on prohibition. It proposes two questions for voters whether to modify the Volstead Act and to what extent and whether the 18th Amendment should be modified or repealed. The measure asks the president to invite state authorities to submit these questions.
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Washington
Congress
Representative Hill
Republican
Maryland
Ofstead
Mountain Slopes In Japan Devastated By Mud Lava Floods
An eye witness reports a mountainside disaster in central Hokkaido where water mud and lava cascaded down Mount Toksteht sweeping away railway lines and telecom poles. Three explosions preceded a flood that buried villages, drowning and destroying homes as lava fields surged toward the crater. Local reports confirm fatalities and missing persons as rescue teams search the debris.
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Tokyo
Sapporo
Tokkaido
Rail unions push for higher wages across North America
Cleveland May 28 The leaders of the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen announce investigations for increased wages. A referendum favored wage raises, with 300 general chairmen of the engineers endorsing requests sent to rail carriers. A subcommittee will discuss plans for higher pay, while allied unions press for a one dollar per day increase and rule changes.
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Cleveland
Fedan
A. Jobaston
Grand Olner
Engineers
Charmen
Canada
DG Roberteon
Te Premien
C Hauriten
Harding
Lesan
Trac Bt Brother Kituls
Brotherhood of Railroad Trammien
Ied
Railroyt Landieters
Geresoutert
Swatchwens Union of North America
Death rate here lowest in nation amid mixed 1925 births
Evidence from the registration area shows birth rates in 1925 fell in 36 of 30 states with available figures while death rates in most states rose or stayed low. Montana and South Dakota posted low rates around 7.7 per 1000, Vermont recorded the highest birth rate, and North Carolina led in birth totals.
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Washington
Commerce Department
North Carina
Montana
Vermont
Sart Dakota
Twenty Five Die In German Wreck
Munich dispatch reports a German wreck with twenty five deaths and eighty three injuries. Rescue workers searched the cast station area after a passenger train collision caused extensive damage and fatalities.
Defence of President in Liquor Order Debate
Washington May 25 AP An outbreak over President Cooudre s order permitting state and local officials to act as federal prohibition agents drew White House defense and a senate Judiciary Committee probe to test legality The House saw Rep Curry California denounce the order and Rep Wil Maryland lead wets in a resolution to nullify the action.
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Washington
Ankl
Cooudre
White House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Curry
California
Wil
Maryland
Minuit Swindle Over Manhattan Island Sale Recalled
New York reports on the 500 anniversary of Peter Minuit's 1625 purchase of Manhattan from the Indians for 34 guilders. Tunis Bergen, ex-president of the Holland Society, laments the deal saying the 26 000 acre tract was waste and stagnant ponds and values the price at about 2000 dollars in today’s terms.
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New York
Peter Mintit
Manhattan Island
Tunis Bergen
The
Holland Society
Farmolly
Minuit He Sai
Girl, 13 Identifies Assault Suspect in Turmoil
In Freehold New Jersey on May 23 a 13 year old girl pointed to Frank Lipshite 27 a bearded woods hermit near Terrinoville as the assailant of 1 year old Rose Tarahash. Authorities plan to move Lipshite for safety after the identification.
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Freehold
N. 7
Rose Tarahash
Timraday
Frank Lipsehite
Terrinoville
Lipshite
Riots in San Fernando Prompted Mass Arrests by Constabulary
In Pampanga, Luzon, 28 Philippine Constabulary soldiers were arrested on murder and robbery charges after a Sunday riot in a San Fernando dancehall left four dead and 19 injured. Brigadier General Crane said two soldiers fired. others claim no rifles were used. The civil authorities expect harsher actions even after investigations.
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Mangila
Philippine Constabulary
San Fernando
Pampanga
Luzon
Crane
Constabulary
Crame
Carses
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Iss Booth
N. P. Train
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