Hearst defends hi Americanism in letter to Brisbane
William Randolph Hearst defends his editors' instructions as printed telegrams, stating his newspapers serve the American people. He contrasts pro American loyalty with a Tory English historical view and criticizes espionage laws, asserting Hearst papers uphold democracy and urging Congress to defend democratic policy.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Senate
Buit
Arthur Brisbane
New York Journal
Brisbane
United States Senate
Ican
Reaa
England
United States
Hearst
America
Democratic Party
Congress
Federalist Party
Connecticut Patents 1918 Official Gazette list
Connecticut residents receive patent notices from the U S Patent Office in the Official Gazette dated October 29 1918 including August Arens assignor to The American Hardware Corporation New Britain Lock Benjamin P Fortin Hartford Monroe Cuett Hart and Hegeman Electric snap switch etc and other inventors from Milford Hartford Greenwich Unionville Stamford New Haven Bridgeport Middletown Danielson Weternfield etc plus associated assignees and firms such as Pratt and Whitney Yale and Towne and Westinghouse Also notes on trade marks and toilet preparations and Doctors In Service conference on war medical rehabilitation led by Dr Francis D Patterson with speakers Mackey McKenzie Stengel and others.
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United States Patent Office
Connecticut
Officail
Arthur B. Jenkins
Connecticut Mutual
Mainstreet
Hartford
August Arens
American Hardware Corporation
New Britain
Lock
Benjamin P. Fortin
Monroe Cuett
Hart and Hegeman Manufacturing Company
Gideon E. Hall
Milford
Bengt M. W. Hanson
Pratt and Whitney Company
New York
N. Y
Hans Hanson
Underwood Computing Computing Machine Company
Ashton Harvey
Greenwich
Charles A. Johnson
Unionville
Louis G. Larson
American Graphophone Company
Rollin C. Lewis
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
Stamford
Richard Liebau
New Haven
Westinghouse Air Spring Company
Charles A. Miller
Yale and Towne Mfg. Co
Joseph Milone
Danielson
Box
Gothard Pfennighausen
Wethernfield
G. Okerfelt
William Rosen
Middletown
Cottage Home Designed by Chas Sedgwick Five Room Model
A compact cottage plan by Chas. and Sedgwick outlines a 26 by 24 foot five room home with concrete foundation full basement and furnace. Construction features include cement stucco over metal lath outside, low pitched gable roof over porch, birch upper floor and Washington fir trim, central chimney and potential to finish second floor with pine. Estimated cost exclusive of heating and plumbing ranges from 2200 to 3000 dollars depending on local material and labor costs.
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Elmore F. Shuster
Emil Sova
Bridgeport
Andrew W. Steiger
Underwood Computing Machine Company
Elmer B. Stone
Apothecaries Hall Company
Waterbury
J. B. Williams Company
Glastonbury
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Francis D. Patterson
Harry Mackey
Maj
A. Tait McKenzie
Alfred Stengel
Chas. &. Sedgwick
Guiz
Baker's Chocolate
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
J. Pinsker
Jeweler
Main St
Evening Press
Hallmark Stores
Hallmark
Rogers Bros
Sheffield
Clark & True
Hallmark Watches
Switzerland