ATE DEFENDS NYE PROTECTION
Choate of the Chemistry Foundation defends its aims and denies plans to monopolize dye patents. He argues the foundation licenses others, not owns stock, and aims to benefit American industry against German patent power. Congressman Moore and Garvin are referenced in debate over the foundation’s structure and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choate
J. Hampton Moore
Moore
Mate
Eee
United States
Pareers
Allen
Eer Garvan
Kepresen Ig
Carrie
Mgee Connoration
Lrusteca
Sturt
Founda- 2
FEI Beebies Foundation
Garvin
Strow
F Chemical Foundation
Dr Wilkins Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
A jury found Dr Wilkins guilty of first degree murder after a trial that revealed a web of deception. The defendant claimed innocence and asked for clemency, while prosecutors noted the lack of corroboration for the burglary theory. The judge adjourned as the defense indicated possible appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wilkins
Hamby Enters Sing Sing Death House Amid Tight Guard
Gordon Pawcett Hamby, the Brooklyn bank killer, was moved to Sing Sing’s death house joining twenty two condemned inmates the largest in the prison's history. He refused to name relatives for notification and accepted prison number 70292 after surrendering his valuables.
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New York Times
Ossining
Gordon Pawcett
Hamby
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Arthur Warren Waite
Willam Warmick
Buffalo
John Thomas
Hiamby
James W. Evers
Evers
Amos O. Squire
William E. Cashin
Bertiliion Officer
Powers
Rogife
Dannemora Hospital Inquiry Resumes In New York
The Dan nemora State Hospital inquiry led by George W. Alger met at 71 Broadway amid testimony from Mrs Eltoka W Schindler of West Hoboken and Louis Greenspan of Jamaica L I about alleged malnutrition and brutal treatment of inmates. Schindler spoke of her brother Ernest Sofieo's emaciation and wish for sandwiches and coffee, while Dr Ross denied continued confinement and suggested a pardon, tied to leaving the country. Rabbi Edward B Browne discussed freeing Philip Jacobs from the hospital, and Greenspan urged action for his brother Murphy. the hearing resumes next Wednesday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannemora State Hospital
George W. Alger
Prison Survey Committee
Mr. Alger
Broadway
Louis Greenspan
Jamaica
L. I
Strikes End as Retailers Resume Fruit and Vegetable Shipments
After a Thursday night settlement between fruit and vegetable commission merchants and the teamsters chauffeurs and porters, strikers returned to work yesterday morning. By day’s end all fruits and vegetables had cleared from terminals and streets. Food scarcity and higher demand drove strong prices, though most retail prices held steady. Shipments after Monday were diverted to other markets. Officials said the commission houses would open at 6 AM today and at 1 AM starting Monday. a formal agreement between dealers and the union was to be signed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit and Vegetable Commission
L. J. Lippmann
G. Lippmann
Umbrella Carrying Woman Dropped Box. Refuses Return
Mrs. M W Doolan of Graham Court Apartments on Seventh Avenue and 11th Street stepped from a Fifth Avenue dry goods store into rain on Thirty-sixth Street. A man offered a small box and questioned her, then another woman. She later realized a diamond bar pin and engagement ring were inside the box. A reward was advertised hoping the finder returns it.
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M W. Doolan
Graham Court
Seventh Avenue
Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Doolan
It is in every Suit Label
A compact line hints at a universal label found within each suit. The exact source wording remains unclear, but the phrase suggests a common identifying mark or tag associated with clothing suits. The item seems framed as a riddle or cryptic note rather than a full news report.
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Ate
Plains Chemical Foundation
S Ark
Prince
Moomn
Suror
Coretman Patreis
Wih
Wyiseen
Wilkins
Vilkine
Ins
Bie
Neice
Bulimore
Tell OF
Dannemora
Summer
Palm Beach
Ansorge Bros. & CO
New York
Saks & Company
34Th St
Shetland
le Teeain Aes
Copenhagen
America
Saks
Paulette, Pongee, Taffeta, Heather
Jersey
Georgette Crepe and
Taffeta
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