Wrights Offer Peace Terms In Patent Dispute
New York Dec 30 The Wright Martin Aircraft Corporation holder of the Wright patent rights announces terms to settle with competitors. It will refrain from filing further damage suits for alleged infringements and proposes that rival manufacturers of aeroplanes participate under agreed conditions.
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New York
Wright- Martin Aircraft Corporation
Orvilio
Wilbur Wright
Dayton, C
Wright
Publicity Helps Mrs Thomas to Health with Frustola
A Missouri woman credited Frustola and Traxo with curing her stomach troubles and gall stones after medical advice for surgery. The letter stemmed from Dr. Dunlap of DeKalb and was shared by Mrs. Georgia Coe Thomas of Lancaster, noting a month of treatment restored her. The products are from Pinus laboratories Monticello Illinois via Tallman & Co. Main Street.
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Mo A. C. Dunlap
DeKalb
St. Joseph, Mo
Nn Prest
Georgia Coe Thomas
Lancaster
Thomas
Thomas Obtained Frustola
Frustola
Edaall
Pinus Laboratories
Monticello
Hil
Wright-Martin License Plan Could Boost Royalty Revenue
The proposal would have the Wright-Martin concern issuing a license and taking a royalty percentage on Brose business. It guarantees at least $19,000 yearly royalty. If adopted by major aircraft manufacturers, Wright could earn at least $120,000 annually.
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Wright-Martin
Brose
Wright Company
Colonel Roosevelt as Santa at Cove Neck School
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, official Santa for over thirty years, visited Cove Neck school in New York to give gifts to fifty odd pupils. He regaled the audience with an elephant story from Africa as pupils chose their presents, urged courtesy, gallantry, and warned against bullying.
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New York
Tony
Nick
Theodore Roosevelt
Cove Neck
L. J
Colonel Roosevelt
Santa Claus
Roosevelt
W. L Swan
H & Dunning
Africa
Warrant Issued for Ex-Premier Venizelos in Treason Case
A warrant was issued in Athens for the arrest of former premier Eleftherios Venizelos on charges of high treason and of misleading the Greek general staff in articles that appeared in a newspaper several months ago. Reuters dispatch from the Greek capital.
The Habit of Taking Cold and Brief Notes
An odd collection of old advice rows covers cold prevention and treatment. It recommends a 90 degree sponge bath each morning with the window open, and using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds. It also reflects on Kaiser Wilhelm and France in terse, wry political commentary.
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Alan
Chamberlain
Adv
Six Inches of Snow at Helix and Village Activities
Six inches of snow fell at Helix with residents enjoying skating and social events. Local lodges installed officers, a banquet followed, and various groups announced upcoming entertainments and fundraisers for the natatorium and Christian Ladies Aid. Neighbors hosted dinners, visits, and gatherings as families and the Jacobson Sisters visited from Seattle.
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Helix
Nasburg Lodge
A. F
A. M
Eheten
Bert Warren
Wm Piper
J. W
Elmer Alber
J. & Norvell
T. M. Cook
Ionic Chapter
Christian Ladies Aid
Jacobson Brothers
Stanton Station
Mra. m. Midland
Gunnell
Signo Jacobson
Seattle
Jacobdon
J. C. Prendergast
Juniper Canyon
McCane
Emil Timmerman
W. B. Henderson
G. E. Smith
Flock
EB. Potts
Sand Hollow
Oscar Piper
Will Ruther
N. C. Caristron
St Adams
Luke Hutchison
G. Kuble
American Ricardo Sorta Freed After Kidnapping
Washington reports that Ricardo Sorta, an American who was moved from Matamoros to Victoria, has been released. The Mexican foreign office confirmed the release to Consul Parker in Mexico City.
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Washington
Ricardo Sorta
Matamorca
Victoria
Conmul Parker
Mexico City
40 Cent Wool Is Outlook for 1917
Northwest woolgrowers expect 40 cent wool for 1917, per W B Barratt of the Oregon Woolgrowers Association. A letter from National Woolgrowers Association secretary R W McClure notes sales at 30 to 34 cents in Utah and Nevada, with better wools reaching 34 cents and some 37 1/2 cents in Idaho and Wyoming.
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Northwest
W. B. Barratt
Oregon Woolgrowers Association
Heppner Gnnette-Times
R W. MocClure
National
Woolgrowere’ Association
Heppner
Oregon
Barratti
Wood
Boston
Idaho
Wyoming
Ss. W. McClure
Dr King's New Life Pills Promise Easy Morning Movement
Inactivity and winter rest contribute to constipation with heavy dull feeling and pale skin. Dr King's New Life Pills offer a mild laxative to relieve congested intestines, aiming for a full easy movement by morning. Take a dose before retiring for best results. 25c at your druggist.
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King
Kingston Nurse Dies of Tuberculosis at New Year
New York Detachment 29 reports Martha Hentschel of Kingston, a longtime nurse for tuberculosis patients, is dying today. She has stated she cannot live past the coming New Year and has directed that an estate owned by her be disposed of as she wishes.
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New York
Martha Hentschel
Kingston
N. Y
Charley White Slugs Through East Road Work
Charlie White the Chicago lightweight pursues championship aims by fighting smaller opponents on extended road bouts. He trains daily with long travel to condition for upcoming big bouts.
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Charley” White
Chicago
Shay
White
Kingston Lady Advocates Compassion for Consumptive Victims
A Kingston figure pledges devotion to caring for victims of consumption. The note underscores charitable aims and community support for health.
Unknown Raider Follows Adriatic Into New York Harbor
An unidentified ship with one funnel and two masts, matching a German raider description, trailed the White Star liner Adriatic for a stretch after a wireless warning. The Adriatic altered course and arrived in New York three days late from Liverpool.
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New York
Entente Vestera
Topaminsers
Liverpool
Newfoundland
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