Patent grants first color plant to New York florist
HORTICULTURIST RECEIVES PATENT ON NEW PLANT. RICHMOND Ind. Robert W Randall a Richmond attorney is awarded what is believed the first patent protecting a color under the Purcell law. The patent becomes effective Oct 13 and covers a flower with crimson coloring created by Frank Spanbauer Media N Y a former Richmond resident.
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Richmond
Ind
Robert W. Randall
Randall
Frank Spanbauer
Media
N. Y
Motor Bandits Run Off Streets in London By Wireless
Scotland Yard's wireless system directs the Flying Squadron to target motor bandits. Radio enables a quick strike force of the Criminal Investigation Department to curb crime in London. Wiresless messages send orders to pursuit cars as the Yard sits along the Thames Embankment near Parliament and Westminster.
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Scotland Yard
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Criminal Investigation Department
Britain
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Thames Embankment
Wittlehall
Scothand Yard
New Parliament
Houses of Parliament
Westminster Bridge
Westminster Abbey
Charing Cross
Hungerford Bridge
Foreign Cove
Wireless desk foils crime ring with 400 arrests in eight months
The Yard’s wireless operators keep tip with criminals as 400 arrests and numerous convictions accrue in eight months. A soundproof metal lined room beneath London’s Embankment funnels coded messages from the highest aerials, aiding the Flying Squad. Since last March about 250000 dollars of stolen goods, including whisky and gold, have been recovered.
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Ng Street
India
London
Yard engineers explore wireless links for police cars
The Yard's wireless engineering experts test fitting Flying Squad cars with wireless telephones and study supplying point duty policemen with portable receiving sets to keep officers in constant wireless contact with Scotland Yard.
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Scotland Yard
Song Weavers entertain Amherst T A program Friday evening
The Song Weavers from Lo am present a program at Amherst College with quartets, dances, piano solos, and a finale Italian street song. Included are performers Miss Gonnerman, Miss Lundgren, and George Battle as accompanist, with dance numbers by Beverly and Maxine. Guest N G Townsend and Lawrenva Wuerner attend dinner. birthday honored for Mrs Ruth with luncheon and singing.
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Tina Satan
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Manine Lundgren
Arccompanist
Ceorge Battle
Lou
Miss Gononerman
Sweet Janine Lee
Mrss Gonnerman
George Battle
Beverly and
Maxine
Vuf Wildersihn
Muss
Goniudtman
Qld
Cray Rohe
Syout
You
Miss Gonnerman
W. Slauter
Rav Evman
Maxime
Alice
Mississippi
H. KE. Moore
Martin Ruth
Ruth
Ladi Ruth
0. J. Ruth
Emil Ruth
Fred
West Russia Briefs Vignettes of Local Visits
Mr and Mrs J M Rushman and Miss Fannie Shumer of Cleveland visited last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Gerber. Mrs Geo Talbot of Birmingham spent Monday with Mr and Mrs W R Whitney. Miss Gertrude Gauman visits relatives in Korea. Clayton Bonner of Elyria spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Squires Jr. Miss Catherine Clark leaves for Kent for studies. Mr and Mrs Geo Lakowicz of Cleveland and Ray Maurer of Spencer were guests at Mr and Mrs Geo Hahn. Mrs Lyman Knowles spent the weekend in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hahn of Elyria visited his parents. Ben Dudley spent Monday at the home of Mrs Maury Wright. Miss Mildred Clark of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs F W Clark.
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Russia
J. M. Rushman
Fannie Shumer
Cleveland
Wm. Gerber
Geo. Talbot
Birmingham
W. R. Whitney
Gertrude Gauman
Korea
Clayton Bonner
Elyria
Charles Squires, Jr
Catherine Clark
Kent
Geo. Lakowicz
Ray Maurer
Spencer
Geof Hahn
Lyman Knowles
Ralph Hahn
Iartes Squires
Ben Dudley
Maury Wright
Mildred Clark
Cievye- Ierd
Farena
F. W. Clark
Fleanings
Grace
Bees Fly Vast Distances For Small Honey Price
Dr. William C. Wilson notes bees on his three farms house 6,000,000 individuals. Each hive produces about one pound of honey sold for 25 cents, with bees traveling 50,000 to 76,000 miles to gather that amount. The remarks include several curious facts about queen bees, nectar gathering, and bee behavior.
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William C. Wilson
Wilson
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