Trade mark law marks final era of protection in U S
Waabligion April 1 news analyzes the new national trade mark law effective today. It grants interstate registration, wider U S court jurisdiction, protection for marks in use over ten years, and remedies including injunctions damages and destruction of infringing items, with penalties set at fourteen dollars per registration.
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Waabligion
D. C
United States
Congress
McKinley
Commissonera
Francis Forbes
Peter S Greascup
Arthur P. Greeley
Patent Office
President to take long trip through Southwest and West
Washington April 1 The president will leave Monday for a lengthy tour through the Southwest and West. Attorney General Moody and Secretary Loeb join a small entourage of White House staff and reporters. The itinerary begins in Louisville then Texas towns Dallas Wahoo Austin Fort Worth and Muskogee before moving to Colorado for big game hunting with possible return to Washington in June.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Southwest
Loeb Huw Hetit Toeth
Moody
Loeb
Washington
Louisville
Texas
South McAllister
Muscogee
Indian Territory
Dallas
Wahoo
Austin
Fort Worth
Colorado
Hayti Bars Syrians From Trade As Citizenship Shield Faces Scrutiny
Washington April 1. Hayti's new law forcing all Syrian traders to settle affairs cease trading and depart takes effect today. The measure aims to curb what officials call bogus American citizens among Syrians, who control most retail business and are viewed as unscrupulous creditors. The State Department watches for impacts on American subjects and commercial interests in the island.
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Washington,d. C
Hayti
Port-au- Prince
State Department
Hayt
Gail
Alands
Tetai
Parcels Post Reaches England and Britain Pact Effective
The parcels post treaty between the United States and Great Britain becomes effective today with rates up to four pounds and one ounce per parcel. The scheme mirrors the German arrangement, with postal business expected to rise. Separately, photograph gallery owner Burne family reorganizes assets with Robert Burk taking Pendleton gallery, Walter Burne managing Pullman, and Miss Tidy Burne handling Lewiston. Edith Comstock plans Lewiston move after leaving Pullman. Truce retires from business, likely to launch a gallery elsewhere.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Ashe
England
Busnemia
Burne Bion
Irland
Robert Burk
Pendigton
Ore
Walter Burne
Pullman
Miss Tidy Bure
Lewiston
Edith Comstock
Wnnstar
Mixxids Burns
Lewinton
Sbe
Truce
Bualnesa
Wiviston
Pullown ‘Tribube
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Wain Stretty
James M. Wilder
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Savings Bank
Pendleton
Polydore Moens, Prop
The
Columbia
Aho
Webb S
F. X. Schempp
Renn
Court Street
St. Joe Store
Inland Empire
Oregon
Portland
ENCE
Renn Bik
N. Joerger
West Court
A.c.ruby & CO
Porcherom
Shires
Bel
Gians
Mar
Northwest
Europe
A.C. Ruby: & CO
Pendleton, Oregon
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