Patent assignments and notable filings listed in 1919 notices
A dated 1919 report lists inventors and assignees across Connecticut and nearby states, detailing patent filings and assignments for machine tools, locking mechanisms, tire building, computing machines, clocks, heating and plumbing components, and various mechanical devices. Names include Pratt Co. Hartford Lovell-McConnell Newark W Steiger, Underwood, The North and ig, Hartford-Fairmond, L N C R Co, Hartford, and others with dates April 8 and April 15 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Jenkins
Conn
Mutual S *T. Brennan
Theile Machine Co
Pratt & Whitney Co
Lemming
New Haven
Johnson
Repeating Arms Co
L. McMurty
Sound Beach
Lovell-McConnell
Newark
N. J
Mikkelsen
Mfg. Co
Stamford
Co. Morton
F. B. Cranston
R. I
Ich Muller
Pratt Co
Hartford
Richter
Towne Mfg. Co
W. Steiger
Underwood Computing Ma
New York
Y. Clock Co
Waterbury
Ulmer Leather Company trade mark notice in New Haven item
Hudson R Meyers of New Haven files a miniature honor board trade marks notice for Ulmer Leather Company of Nortwich belt dressing with details readable from a historic clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson R. Meyers
New Haven
Ulmer Leather Company
Nortwich
Warning to Farmers About Live Wires Under Transmission Lines
The United States Department of Agriculture warns farmers to avoid moving derricks or hay stackers under high voltage transmission wires. Western power and light officials support the advice after several deaths in the Northwest from moving hay stackers under wires. The adviser notes incidents of farmers being seriously shocked and later killed when passing under the same lines, urging universal caution for anyone moving machinery beneath transmission wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Western Power and Light Company
Northwest
Woolen Industry Shows Recovery In Washington Report
Reports to the Department of Agriculture indicate on April 1 woolen machinery in operation rose for the first time this year. Idle wide looms fell 10 percent and narrow looms 3.5 percent while carpet looms idle declined over 4 percent since March 1. Cards spindles worsted combs also showed decreases. fewer machines ran 40 hours or less per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
French Doctor Arrives for U S Child Welfare Talks
Dr C Ma lon a French woman physician arrives in Washington to participate in conferences on child welfare standards in U S cities under the Federal Children's Bureau. She will describe how the French minister of war organized nurseries in munitions factories to protect babies while mothers worked during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
C. Malon
America
United States
Federal
Children’s Bureau
War Department cancels vast wartime contracts in scale
The War Department cancelled or suspended contracts for ordnance arms artil lery tanks tractors and related supplies totaling 2 474 939 600 dollars. At armistice signing contracts outstanding totalled 3 572 000 000 dollars. Over 1.5 billion of suspensions were accepted by contractors redirecting plants to peacetime work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Department
Goodies for Men Abroad Shipments of sweets to AEF
Three hundred sixty tons of chocolate bars will be sent to officers and men in France and Germany. The government will also ship two thousand tons of jam two hundred tons of raisins and five hundred tons of apples as part of the sweetmeats consignment to the American Expeditionary Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
France
Germany
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A. Both
Stratford
Connecticut
Electric Mfg. Co
Ecticut Electric Mfg. Co
N. Whittelsey
Greenwich
Palmer Co
Middletown
Woolsey M. Johnson
Julius Larson
B. Swanson
W. Larson
Canterbury
Charles L. Lee
Bridgeport
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
Herbert D. Lloyd
Kent
Trailer Transportation Co
N. Y
William A. Lorenz
S. H. Rood
Hartford-Fairmond Co
Canajoharie
Charles Oo. Mathews
Milford
Franklin G. Neuberth
Ansonia
Abram N. Pasman
Maxwell W. Pester
Stanley H. Rood
Henry W. Sattler
Hobson & Motzer Co
Meriden
Edmund Schmitt
Albert C. Schulz
Locomobile Co. of America
Harry P. Townsend
H. P. Townsend Mfg. Co
Peter A. Yatzuk
Aetna Life Ins. Co
M-B Tool Co
Danielson
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co
Norwalk
William Bernard
William Schollhorn Company
New Haven Clock Co
Adolph C. Becker
Waterbury Mfg. Co
Frederick Wehinger
Waterbury Clock Co
Frank E. White
Arthur X. Wissman
West Haven
John Woodcock
Pratt
Orient
Muradi
Murads
So-Co-ny
Standard Oil CO. OF
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