Judge Refuses Delay in New York Talking Pictures Suit
In a New York court on December 1 Judge Duval West denied a request for a temporary injunction against the Aleagraph company in a patent case tied to motion picture machines. Firetrica Research Products, allied with Western Electric, argued postponing the New York suit would nullify a prior San Antonio ruling. The case centers on alleged infringement of talking picture patents and potential damages, with testimony touching on the ownership and revenue of the machines.
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Talking Picture Machine
New York
Duval West
Fittes
Aleagraph
4 Am
Loreal Memo
Xecentile
Western Electric Company
Dodge | West
Judge
Ttc
West
Aleograph
Alcograph Company
Eiscirice? Research Products Inter‘iere
San Antonio
Allen Stowers
Leo de' Hyme
Attaue
Frank Booth
Altagraph Company
Booth
Vourk
Matthews
Ehould
Elso
Veterans Offer to Return Bonus Certificates to U.S.
Washington November 22 A new design for the bonus is sent to Representative Bacharach who backed the 50 percent loan bill two years ago. Warren G Hood of Vineland New Jersey American Legion post says men want to return adjusted compensation certificates to the government to aid the government. Some have borrowed 50 percent. He asks whether legislation is needed to permit the government to receive these certificates or if action by Congress is unnecessary.
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Washington, D. C
Bacharach
Republican
New Jersey
Warren G. Hood
Vineland, N. J
American Legion Post
American Legion
Congress
Drunk Driver Guarded After Fatal Truck Crash
Guards surround the cell of Jesus Serrano, 24, alleged driver of a truck that killed 12 year old Juana Mendes and severely injured a companion Ramona Busillos as they left a home. Serrano faces drunkenness, driving while intoxicated, negligent homicide, and failure to stop charges.
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EL Ftso
Jesus Serrano
Gee
Jerfiay
Serrano 1A
Juana Mendes
Ramona Busilllcs
Treasury notes oversubscribed in 92 day offering
The latest 92 day Treasury notes maturing February 23, 1833 were oversubscribed four and a half times. Tenders were invited for 80 million dollars but applications totaled 270.688 million. The average discount rate was 0.17 percent.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
The
Waters Protests on Second B.E.F March on Washington
Weller Waters, former B E F commander, protested governors of all states against a further march on Washington. He denounced the new Zouus march leaders as Communists.
Catholic fund allocated for church extension work
Chicago November meeting of church leaders approved a 1.8 million dollar fund for church extension in the United States and territories. The conference, at the Catholic Church Extension Society, included 73 cardinals archbishops and bishops, with S. A. Man Present noted among attendees. The body aids construction and support for parishes, schools, and seminaries across the United States, Panama, and Alaska via donations.
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Chicago
United Biales
Cossessions
Conferetive
Catholic Church Extension Society
Francis Kelly
Oklahoma
United States
Panama
Alaska
S. A. Man
George Cardinal Mundelein
New Mexico
Arthur J. Drassaerts
San Antonio
Samuel A. Stretch
Wisconsin
John W. Shaw
Louisiana
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Edward J. Hanneh
Califone
John 4 Mitty
California
Direetors
West Texas Oil Discovery Seen
SAN ANGELO Texas Nov 92 The first major oil strike West Texas in two years by L C Harrison and associates No 1 F W Addis estate in Ector County produced about 2 000 000 cubic feet of gas and an estimated 200 barrels daily The well stopped for the night at 3882 feet in lime believed to be in the upper era of the Day.
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San Angelo
Texas
L. C. Harrison
F. W. Addis
Ector County
McDonald Urged to Rest as Health Alarm Rises
The London Daily Herald urged Prime Minister MacDonald to take a long holiday immediately to avert a possible collapse. The piece describes him as sick and overwrought and warns of a serious mental or physical breakdown if he remains at work.
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McDonald
Condos
MacDonald
London Daily Herald
Taitay
Resurrection mystery follows McCutcheon case in Greensburg
Police traced a Chicago death investigation to Mrs Ida McCutcheon a former New Kensington teacher who appeared at her daughter’s home in Westmoreland County after being mourned as murdered. The Chicago body was identified by John Miller of the Salvation Army shelter.
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Greensburg
Chicago
Mra
Tda McMutcheon
New Kensington
Bercher
Chalmers Stelle
Westmoreland County
McCutcheon
Bedly Hallered
John Miller
Salvation Army
Ida McCutcheon
Federal Court to Close Thursday Thanksgiving Day
Federal Judge R. ?. McMillan announced the United States court would close Thursday in observance of Thanksgiving.
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Federal
R. ?. McMillan
United States Court
Trotzky Escorted Through France Under Heavy Guards
Paris Nov 22 Leon Trotzky exiled Russian Communist was whisked across France under extraordinary police supervision but two incidents marred the passage. A stranger slapped a companion claiming ownership of his saunas and a second class seat incident caused protests as Trotzky traveled with Mrs Trotzky and three companions toward Dunkirk.
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Paris
Leon Trot2sky
France
Trotzky
Dunkirk
Samsades
Dupkirk
Maravilles
Trotay
Cu Coule
Frinkspo Island
Copenhagen
Hopes for Minister in China Revived
PEIPING November 22 Dispatches from Hankow raise hopes for the safety of Reverend Hert Nelson who had been a captive of bandits for two years and was reported dead. United States Consul General Adams in Hankow said Chinese observers saw Nelson alive on October 5, two months after missionary sources believed he had been slain.
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Peiping
Unina
Hert Nelson
Hankow
United States
Adams
Nelson
Austwell Woman Killed in Wreck Report
Corpus Christi report states Miss Pauline Glover of Austwell was killed and Howard Coleman and Miss Frances Peel, also of Austwell, were seriously injured when the automobile they rode in overturned on the highway between Rockport and Aransas Pass late Monday evening.
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Corpus Christi
Pauline Glover
Austwell
Kite
Howard Coleman
Frances Peel
Rockport
Aransas Pass
Prison Sentence in 86 Robbery
Ban Quintin Gluck, 24 year old former law student, was sentenced by Judge Jacks to five years to life in prison for the October 12 robbery of cab driver George Bailey, netting six dollars. Gluck, a former army reserve lieutenant, held up Bailey in Los Angeles.
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Ban Francisco
Quintin
Dasvid Gluck
Los Angeles
Jacks
Superior Court
Soviet Executives Executed 26 for Trading
HELSINGFORA Nov 2 INE reports 26 Soviet state textile trust officials executed in recent days after secret trials. Forty were arrested. victims were accused of illegally selling cotton cloth and trading home made garments in the open market.
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Helsingfora
Soviet State Textile Trust
P. U
Leningrad
Plymouth Economy Car Aims for No 1 Car Status
They introduced a saercar with two safety steel bodies hydraulic four wheel brakes and a safety glass windshield claiming better gas oil tire upkeep. The message touts low priced models Rumible Seat Coupe 545 4-Door Sedan 573 Convertible Coupe 495 with options like Automatic Clutch 8 Safely Glass Windows upgrades 10 16.50 and asks if Plymouth will become America’s next number one car.
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America
F.O.D
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J. K. Donaldson
M. D. IL
U.S
Brocka
Gillette
Faustainnan
Janey Seche
Wweathre
San Antonin
Tiailas
Ion
Asawa
Berietine
Ft Heatley
West Texas Oil Discovery
China
Frank Bros
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Walter P. Chrysler
Desoto
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