Government Probes Radio Patents and Sherman Act Ties
The Department of Justice widens its anti trust look at radio equipment as cross licenses and patent practices threaten competition. Key players include RCA, GE, Westinghouse, AT&T, Wireless Specialty, and United Fruit, with about 2000 patents under scrutiny following FTC findings and cooperative agreements across major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 8. Thornsburgh
International News Service
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Department of Justice
Department
Patent Office
Federal Trade Commission
Radio Corporation of America
Radio Corporation
Commission
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
The
Wireless Specialty Apparatus Company
United Frint Company
Three Contagious Cases Reported in City Health Update
Local physicians reported three contagious illnesses to the city health bureau. Mrs. James Barton, 25, nasal diphtheria, 415 Hutchison street. P. Moore, 23, diphtheria, 511 East Moody avenue. Mrs. Van Horn, 410 Butz street, mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Bureau
James Barton
Hutchison Street
P. Moore
East
Moody Avenue
van Horn
Butz Street
Weekend Police Reports Record Six Automobile Accidents
Police logged six weekend automobile accidents none serious. W H Wheale’s car was damaged after several vehicles shifted into it at New Castle Works yard. Cummings and Cartwright damaged in a Mercer and East Washington crash. Natali and Orlando injured when Frazier turned left and hit the bicycle near Butler and Washington. Montgomery says DuBois forced left to avoid parked car on Mahoning Ave and North Liberty. Fantals and Shuster damaged at Public Square. Rickenbrode’s left turn on Butler collided with McKibben’s car on Washington Street.
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W. H. Wheale
Boyles Avenue
New Castle Works
John Cummings
East Street
C. F. Cartwright
Smithfield Street
Mercer
East Washington Streets
Cummings
Nick Natali
Edenburg
Steve Orlando
Wabash Avenue
East Washington Street
Butler Avenue
E.B. Frazier
Warren, O
Washington Street
Ernest Montgomery
West North Street
Mahoning Avenue
North Liberty Street
J. W. DuBois
Keister
Pennsylvania
DuBois
John Fantals
Rochester
Mike Shuster
State Street
Public Square
Jefferson Street
M. G. Rickenbrode
Bruin
William McKibben
Removing Chewing Gum From Wood
If chewing gum dries hard on the floor cover the spot with wood alcohol. Let it sit a minute or two and the gum can be scraped off easily without injuring the linoleum surface.
City to Grade Blaine Street Between Park and Mercer
The city plans to grade Blaine Street between Park Avenue and Mercer Street. Council today returned a negative report to a petition resting in the committee of the whole.
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Blaine Street
Park Avenue
Mercer Street
Early career savers build fortunes from savings
Investigating the origins of today’s prosperous men shows a common thread. A savings account was ready early to seize opportunities as they arose.
Bombing and fires rock Brooklyn in early morning blasts
International News Service reports a time bomb exploded in a four story Brooklyn dwelling injuring seven and trapping twenty three tenants who were rescued by fire crews. The blast shattered windows, caused a vestibule collapse, and prompted police to probe labor troubles as a possible motive. A second, separate blaze damaged two brick tenements injuring seven, displacing thirty families as fire crews battled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Prenakion
Isiuvugu Avevay
Maria di Gracia
Anthony
Brooklyn
New Castle Pastor Is Billed For Speech At Bible Conference
In Fair Haven New York near Auburn August 16 23 the Ontario Bible Conference program is set Rev Charles D Reed Immanuel Baptist church New Castle Pa pastor and conference secretary says opening Sunday features three talks by Rev Walter E McClure D D pastor of First Presbyterian Church New Castle Pa Music from California Minnesota and Missouri will be provided each night by a touring quartet
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Auburn
N. Y
Fair Haven
Here
Charles D. Reed
Immanuel Baptist Church
Callifornia
Minnesota
Missouri
Walter FE. McClure
First Presbyterian Church of
New Castle
Rev Stump Heads Overseas on Vacation Trip
Rev. Stump and Mrs. Stump with children depart Tuesday for a vacation through Buffalo Niagara Falls Utica Albany Delaware Gap and Red Hill Pa their former home. In their absence Prof Graf of Thiel College Meadville Pa will fill the St. Paul's pulpit each Sunday. They return the first of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stump
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Utica
Albany
Delaware Gap
Red Hill
Stump
St. Paul's Church
Graf
Thiel College
Meadville
Realty Transfers in Neshannock Slippery Rock and Venango Townships
Realty transfers list several deeds with nominal consideration. George G. Moser transfers property in Neshannock to John B. Bret tell for $1. Silas J. Stickle conveys to John A. Cross in Slippery Rock for $1. Kk. F. Titus transfers to John E. Bills in Volant for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Moser
John B. Brettell
Neshannock Township
Silas J. Stickle
John A. Cross
Slippery Rock
Kk. F. Titus
John E. Bills
Volant
Changes In Assignment Of Policemen In City
Chief Henry Dysart announced morning shifts and ward reassigned officers to balance day and night patrols. Tyrrell moves to First ward beat. McConahy shifts from traffic to Seventh ward day beat. Wyman becomes traffic officer at Croton and East Washington. Reynolds moves to Seventh ward day shift. Faella returns to night duty. Wysner takes McConahy’s downtown parking duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dysart
W. BE. Tyrrell
William McConahy
Seventh Ward
George Wyman
Croton Avenue
East Washington Street
Tyrrell
Frank Reynolds
Eighth Ward
Nick Faella
James Wysner
McConahy
Stolen 1923 Chevrolet Touring Reported By Sharon Police
Sharon police report a 1923 Chevrolet Touring with Pennsylvania license 563 618 stolen from a street in Sharon on Saturday evening. The incident was reported to local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Candidates File for Office Across County
Petitions from county candidates continue to be filed. On Saturday Charles S. Chambers seeks assessor in Union township. R S Graham for supervisor of Mahoning township. Alfred John Eales for burgess of Bessemer. C W Cox for assistant assessor of Neshannock township. James H Eakin for Justice of the Peace in Hillsville. O P Brown for school director in New Castle. All petitions face Republican primary on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Chambers
Union Township
R. S. Graham
Mahoning Township
Alfred John Eales
Bessemer
C. W. Cox
Neshannock Township
James H. Eakin
Hillsville
O. P. Brown
City of
New Castle
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North Mercer Street
Greer Building
the House of Courtesy
M. C. Limber Co
Greer Bldg
N. Mercer St
Mini
Charles Elton Blanchard
Salon
North Phelps St
Youngstown
Ohio
Ewing’s Shoe Store
Wallace J. Ewing Johnson
E. Washington St
Yost
Dolphe Menjou
Greta Nissen
Robert Agnew
William S. Burden
Newport
R. I
National Bank OF
Lawrence County
Penna
Livingston
Sweeper Co
Capitol Theatre Bldg
S. Mercer Street
Rev. Stump
TERRO
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
W. J. Offutt Co
Georgette
NEW Castle Butler& Jeannette
W.J. Offutt CO
Butler & Jeannette
Lawrence Automobile Co
South
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