Japs Do Not Recognize Patent Law
Frank V. Martinek argues that Japan ignores patent and trademark law and copies American goods, including wireless telegraphy sets and Kodak equipment. He cites court cases and censorship practices affecting U.S. business and news dispatches, noting Japanese control of Pacific cable stations and the Yap controversy.
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U.S. Asiatic Feet
Chicago Daily News
Japan
Kobe
Kodak Company
Eastman
America
Orient
Pacific
Yap
Little
Twins Mystery Stuns Columbia as Another Pair Born
Columbia Mo February 7 another pair of twins born just after the town appealed for help in solving why so many twins arrive here in a town of fifteen point two seven percent. The puzzled residents now see the stork as contrarian.
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Columbia
America
Missouri College
University of Missouri
Christian College
Stephens College
Alaska Police Chief Is Slain
Anchorage report says John J. Sturgis, chief of police, was found dead outside a foreign club room, likely shot by his own revolver. Marshals recently captured 42 moonshine outfits, and Sturgis may have been targeted while watching the club room.
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Anchorage
John J. Sturgis
United States
Sturgis
Everett
Wash
25 Ships May Enter Contest
New York February 22 At least 26 challengers from England Belgium and the United States are expected to compete for King Albert Cup in a trans Atlantic race next summer Baron De Cartier says. Sir Thomas Lipton may enter the Shamrock vessel Shamrock IV was a trial horse last summer and General Cornelius Vanderbilt reportedly will enter his schooner Elina.
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New York
Baron de Cartier
United States
England
Belgium
Thomas Lipton
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Elina
Sentenced for Hotel Robbery by Local Judge
Judge King Dykeman sentenced Ben Gershon and George Hartley to five to six years after they pleaded guilty to robbing the Congress Hotel early Friday. The youths took the cash register after luring the clerk upstairs with two girls believed to be accomplices who were not prosecuted.
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King Dykeman
Ben Gershon
George Hartley
Congress Hotel
New Law Seeks Annual Trap Reports in St legislature
A proposed state law would require trappers to report yearly counts and species of animals trapped. The bill aims to improve wildlife management and enforcement of trapping regulations.
Report Exaggerated Elk Deaths in Olympic Wind Storms
State game officials declare a wind storm on the Olympic peninsula did not kill 4000 to 5000 elk as some reports claimed. The exaggeration surface as officials outline the actual impact and numbers.
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Olympic Peninsula
University Man to Head Reed College
Professor Richard F Scholz of the University of Washington has been chosen president of Reed College in Portland Oregon. He will assume the post in April if released by the university. Mrs Annie Marshall, 60, formerly of Seattle, was buried in Richmond California last Saturday.
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Reed College
Richard, F. Scholz
University of Washington
Portland
Ore
Scholz
Annie Marshall
12Th Ave
N. W
Richmond
Calif
Seattle
Seattle Girl at Pullman Burned in Party Incident
Pullman Washington February 22. Burned Saturday night when decorations caught fire at a Gamma Tau sorority party. Mine Beas Slusher Jr of Beattie is reported in precarious condition at the college hospital. Slusher recently recovered from a severe coasting accident. She is the daughter of Mia Slusher a Seattle graduate nurse.
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Washington State
Col. Lisge
Pullman
Gamma Tau
Mine Beas Slusher, Jr
Beattie
College Hospital
Mins Sluaser
Mia
M. N. Sluseer
Seattle
Missing Relatives Aid From The Star Readers
The Star requests help reuniting missing relatives and friends. Readers with information on listed individuals such as Onla Battenburg Helen Adamson Albert Novelli and Mrs Carrie McEhinney are urged to contact local addresses provided or The Star.
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Star
Booze Ashore Case Ends With $100 Fine
A man named Tony McMahon found booze washed ashore while clam digging. He was followed to his home and brought before Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton, where lawyer Thomas Byron MacMahon failed to avoid a $100 fine. Golden Wedding welcome for Mr and Mrs M E Foster noted. Vallejo reports orders to dismiss Mare Island clerks were countermanded.
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Altho
Tony McMahon
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton's Court
Thomas Byron MacMahon
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Navy Yard
Sleep in court marks murder trial of New Jersey man
Harry Asay a junk dealer of South Burlington New Jersey faced murder charges for killing two men. He dozed off in court as fellow prisoner John Jones testified against him. Prosecutors allege on November 5 he beat W Harry King jail warden to death with a poker and then killed trusted Charles V Bartlett.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Harry Asay
South Burlington
John Jones
Asay
W. Harry King
Charles V. Bartlett
Twins Stars Blamed for Looming Population Boom
Milwauke Wis February reports an astronomer professor Schoff predicts a flood of triplets and quadruplets over the next six years due to lunar conjunction effects. He warns the world will be startled by widespread human fecundity, especially in the next four years.
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Milwacker
Wis
Charles Schoff
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