Wilm. clerk sues Gillette for 150 million in patent case
Julian W. Fredwell, a Danville hardware clerk, files in United States district court in Wilmington, Delaware, seeking 150 million dollars in triple damages. He claims Gillette Safety Razor Co profited from manufacturing and selling a razor blade covered by his patent, issued in 1923, and asks for a restraining order and patent validity ruling. He states the company previously declined to manufacture his device but later began production, earning an estimated 60 million at least from trade and sale.
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Wilmington
Del
Asia
Danvill
United States
Gillette Safety Razors Corporation
Julian W. Fredwell
John P. Fields
Fredwell
Gilielle Company
Razor and Blade
Liquor Trade Mark Application Fails in Missouri
An application to register a liquor trade mark, the first in 12 years, was received today at the secretary of state's office. It was refused because Missouri law requires the article to be made, manufactured, or offered for sale legally in the state.
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City
Der
Secretary of State
Man Sought for Theft of Bonds Gives Up
New York report says Frank P Parrish a public utility man from Hast Orange New Jersey and Kansas City Kansas surrendered to the district attorney on an indictment charging theft of bonds valued at 197000 and promissory sales. Parrish allegedly organized led Missouri Kansas Pipe Line company whose stock once valued between 20 and 30 million dollars.
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New York
S.i
Frank P. Parrish
Orange
N. J
Kansas City
Kay
Te Missouri- Kansas Pipe Line Company
Radio Commission Attacked by Dill in Senate Hearing
Washington December 23 Senator Oil Democrat Wil of Washington told the senate interstate commerce committee that the radio commission has practically frozen facilities and that air is virtually impossible to obtain for expanded service and new stations. The comment came as the committee discussed a pending general revision of radio laws, including the possible elimination of examiners from the commission.
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Washington
D. C
Wil
Oil Democrat
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Radio Commission
Pig Crop Improves Over Last Year Says Agriculture Dept
Washington D C December 23 The department of agriculture announced a rise of about four percent in the total 1992 fall pig crop compared with the previous year The report lists the pigs saved and expected to follow in spring by state with specific figures for Missouri Kansas Texas and other regions
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Texas
Penero product claims deep skin penetration
The excerpt touts Penero as a medical remedy that penetrates four times deeper than ordinary salves, claiming it reaches the center of infection and offers a public health benefit during epidemics. It contrasts its refined content with mineral oil bases and hints at effective action against germs.
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Peneiro
Penelre
Federal Court Indictments Total Four
A federal grand jury handed up forty four indictments. Among those named are H F Keller former assistant cashier at LaGoste National Bank charged with a false entry and unlawful withdrawal. Also charged are George Phillips and Dave Simpson in an alcohol case tied to Bexar county. Other defendants include Robert Mentés J M Magerry Charvins Carr and Bill Ponder. About 75 people connected to the cases.
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Federal
H. F. Keller
LaGoste National Bank
Capias
George” Philips
Dave Bryant Simpson
George W. Phillips
Phillips
Senta Hosa
United States
Simpson
Joe B. Townsend
Hersea
Bexar County
Robert G. Mentés
Joseph W. Rouse
Charvns L. Carr
Tequilla
Frio County
Dilley
William T
Bill) Ponder
Poteet
Joseph Abbate
Legislation Pushed in House at This Session
Washington D C Dec 23 The anticipated major railroad bill will wait for an extra session. An exception is Rayburns bill to let the Interstate Commerce Commission delegate powers. The measure to repeal the recapture clause and to empower the TC C C will not be pushed before March 4.
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Washington, D. C
Rayburn
Texas
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
T. Cc. C
Democrats Adopt Senate Economy Committee Plan
Senator Walsh announced a Democratic plan to form a Senate Economy Committee to cut senatorial expenses after a party caucus in Washington. He said the caucus endorsed creating the committee and anticipated its appointment among the Democratic leadership to pursue economies in the upper chamber.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Walsh
Massachusetts
Dannary
Christmas Liberty for County Prisoners
Prisoners at the county jail will receive Christmas liberty with short terms and misdemeanor sentences reduced by order of Judge McCallum and justices J. T. Shook F. Onion R. W. Aluppenbeck. About one hundred prisoners would be released to ease the Christmas crowd. The county diet includes 350 pounds of turkey cranberries mashed potatoes and mince pie per Brasher, according to a local schedule.
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Dauler i. Te. Brashear
Undefined OCR snippet on claims and dividends
An obscure clipping mentions a December check for 10400, a receiver declaration, and pending dividends. It references an auditor, Mr Franey, and Home Savings, with unsettled claimant notices awaiting action in Seattle.
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Seatile
Neg
Formison
Franey
Woman Rescued After Suicide Attempt From Hospital Roof
A 44 year old patient at the Chicago hospital fled to the roof and leaped toward the edge as a crowd watched. Attendants grabbed her wrist to stop the plunge, she bit at their hands, and firemen used ladders to bring her down after a 20 minute struggle.
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Chicago
Psychopathic Hospital
Mary Midler
Senate Holds Up Beer Vote in Short Session Fight
Debates over beer legislation center on sending the bill to the judiciary committee. Senators Bingham and Robinson clash over timing, with supporters arguing for swift action to avoid delays and opponents warning of legal and constitutional questions before action. The roll call shows 23 for immediate action and 42 against.
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Bingham
Rovinson
Robingm
Judiciary Committee
Robinson
House of
Senate
Connecticut
Norris
Blaine
Davis
Grawemer
Johnson
Lakely Lelte
Moses
Oddie
Schall
Shortidge
Watson
Bulkley
Coolidge
Copeland
Dill
Hawes
Lewis
Reynolds
Trammell
Tydings
Waemer
Walsh
Massachusetts
Byrnes
Caraway
Coker
Connally
Costigan
George
Gore
Harrigan
Fyden
Kall
Kendrick
King
Loemin
McGill
McKellar
Arkansas
W C T U Threatens Revenge Over Prohibition Vote
In Evanston Illinois on December 27 a statement from national headquarters of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union condemned congressional passage of the Col-ler beer bill. It warned that lawmakers who voted for the reform would face political defeat and moral retribution, claiming alcohol is a destructive poison and vowing to oppose the measure at Christmas and beyond.
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W.C.T.U
Evanston
Ill
Chetan Pempesane
Wind
Congres
Christman
Ueward
Capone Mob Visions Collapse Under Mayor Cermak Pressure
Chicago in 1930s fictionally portrays Al Capone's gang fracturing as Mayor Anton Cermak ramps up efforts to purge bootleggers. The piece lists alleged Capone directors and mob figures including Nitti ally Frankie Rio and "The Enforcer" Nitti, portraying a fragile crime network facing police pressure and internal defections.
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Glad
Toternistuial Snes Service
Chicago
Oge
al Capone
Capone
Atlanta
Anton J. Cermak
Bangsters
Hood Uns
Chi- Ago
Alphonse
Cermak
Frank
Nuthl
International News Service
Grime, Inc
Agsault
Witte
Fixer
Test
Nuth
Fiker de Lise
Lie
Leavenworth
Grant
South Side
Nitti
Frankie Rio
Marshai
Uapabe
Hilar Delphin
Pia “Ipree
Dennis JL
Duke
Coate
Gling
Rex
Murray Lewellyn Humphreys
North Shore
North Side
Houston Chronicle Aids Daughter Seek Father Identity
Mrs Ruth King Taylor of San Diego California asks the Houston Chronicle to locate the full name and address of her father. She was adopted after her mother and she died in 1886, and she hopes to contact her father who broadcast from San Antonio about a missing daughter years ago. Myra Taylor lives at 4498 Hamilton San Diego.
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Houston
The
Houston Chronicle
Ruth King Taylor
San Dirgo
Calif
Taine
King
Mr. King
San Antonio
California
Taylor
Tegua
Oklahom
Ruth Wing
Myra
Taylor Uvea
Hamilton
San Diego
Drys Form Three New State Groups as Drive Planned
Three new chapters of the United Forces for Prohibition have been organized in Texas this week. Greenville Childress and Balinger are the new chapters, with another to be organized at 2:30 Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Kaufman. Two statewide rallies are planned for January with Dallas on January 2 and 3 and Austin on January 12.
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Fort Worth
United Forces For Prohibition
Texas
WR. White
Port Worth
T “He
Greenvile
Childress
Balinger
First Baptist Church
Kauffman
Dalas
Austin
Chicago gangland saga in the St Valentine Day case
The piece profiles Capone era figures including McGurn and Gebard, noting McGurn the machine gun expert accused in the St Valentine’s Day Massacre, later discharged after claiming a blonde alibi. It describes the Capone outfit’s key players, their arrests, and a mayoral crackdown, with a fourth article promised for tomorrow.
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Chicago
MecGurn
St. Valentine Day
Bugs
Moran
Louie Rolf McGurn
Gebard
Capone
Christmas Trees Sell for $26 Each in Soviet Russia
In Moscow on December 23, observers note Christmas trees are priced around 26 dollars each with prices for larger trees at 95, drawing foreigners to limited stores. Police restrict sale of even small trees, though a few shops permit limited imports for foreigners.
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Soviet Russia
Moscow
Christmes Tress
Moat Hupalans
Ol Sut Defense Prep in Best Texas Shutdown Case
Preparations were being completed in Fort Worth for the defense of the Tallsoad commission's shutdown order in Best Texas, attacked by Rowan & Nichols. A temporary injunction petition will be heard tomorrow in Federal District court before Judge James O Wilson. Rowan & Nichols contend the shutdown was unwarranted and that data already supported the order, arguing the action spreads pressure from high areas to equalize.
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Fort Worth
Elbert Hooper
Austin
Tallsoad Commission
Best Texas
Rowan & Nichols
James 0. Wilson
Federal District Court
Fort. Worth
Plainite
Rowan & Nichol
Mexican congress plans citizenship halt for El Paso children
Mexico City December 23. Senator Ramirez, chairman of the foreign affairs committee, announced that the Mexican congress will withhold citizenship from all persons born in the Charalis tract at El Paso until the United States restores the territory to Mexico. They will continue to be regarded as American citizens despite a Chihuahua legislature resolution granting them Mexican citizenship.
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Mexico’ City
Mexican Congress
el Paso
Luntil
United
Sbatea
Mexico
Benator Ramierez
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Chihuahus
Hemroid relief through internal remedy claims bold cure
An advertisement touts a claimed internal medicine, Hem-ROID, by Dr. J S Leonhardt as the sole solution to piles. It asserts years of study, successful use in thousands of cases, and a guarantee from drugstores that the product ends piles or offers a money-back option.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Sommera
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