Indictment in Patent Office Records Destruction Case
A New York Times style report details charges against Ned W Farley an assistant examiner in the Patent Office and co defendants Barton and Allen Heany for destroying public records and substituting papers to obtain earlier dates for inventions The case centers on the Healy patent and alleged fraudulent acts to secure priority by falsifying filing dates and destroying original documents The investigation involved extensive detectives and government officials and highlights concerns about examiner integrity and patent fraud risks
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Deter
Pak
Thronerat
Ec Fiat
Barrons House
Barton Eoume
Vrork Vester
John Allen Heany
Linard
Tome East
Matente
Sota
Geatias
Merson
Clark
Wallace Citron
Whitta
John Fy
Hadley
Costene
Lina
Aleaander
Agata
Barton
Cffic
Moore
Voor
United States
Ned W Fartey
Philadelphia
John Allen
York Pa
Horton
Wifce
Fife
Sueh
Garreld
Aw Mediate
Aspistink
Oklahoma Votes for Taft Delegates Instructed
Oklahoma voters in the Second District instructed delegates to support Tafts presidential campaign. The text references party officials and a secretary, with scattered OCR errors, but indicates a formal instruction to delegate for Taft and mentions alternates and a district meeting.
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Frank H
Tafts
Amr de Vadis
No Friction With France Yars Fea
Fragmented report notes tension between France and the territory as refugees face potential reshaping of asylum policy. Officials remain undecided about pushing refugees onward while Ben Nord Alexis government is watched for action.
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Yars Fea
France
Hutlan
Ben Nord
Alexis
Battle of Committees Forces Change in House Quarters
A fierce House debate centers on moving the Ways and Means and Appropriations committees into new rooms in the office building near the hall. Rivalry between Democrats and the minority yields a 11 to 1 defeat for the proposed removal, with Champ Clark and Bourke Cockran leading the opposition and Payne protesting near the end as Sir Sereno Payne fights for his committee’s current quarters.
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House
Champ Clark
Deane
Sereng’ Payre
Fluo
Dalzell
Wataard
Lown
Manny
Appropriations Committee
Malertis
Prone
Dalat
Bourke Corkran
John Sharp
Mann of
Thvalx
Charman Tawney
Payne
Mann
Judge Smith
Iowa
James Cauits
Indorsed Debate on House Ways and Means Panel
The row centers on Mason-style dissents about committee members and the size of a new building for hearings. Mr Burleson of Texas and Mr Fitzgerald of New York press the issue while Mr Mann and representatives from Cockran Underwood and Dalzell clash over the nine member panel and the total committee remit resulting in a strong no vote and calls for a division.
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Titzgerald
New Aoth
Tivingston
Georgia
Burleson
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Re House
Paynes
Cockrin Underwood
Dalzell
Manns
Wass and Means Committee
Mann
Was and Means
Government Printing Office hires seven new workers in Unotypet division
Despite calls to curb vacancies the Government Printing Office reports seven new men added to the Unotypet division under Deputy Manufactures Constantine. Six workers were dismissed days earlier for incapability. An official inquiry led by Special Commissioner RoeSter into the Giles affair is near completion, with a full report to the President and White House expected Saturday morning.
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Govermant Printing Office
Constantine Salé
Giles
Roe ‘Ster
Ryan Raselter
Hufty Accused by Wife Show Cause for Support
Justice Gould ordered Melcroft Hudds to show cause why he should not be required to provide support for his wife May Page Hufty and their two children. Mrs Hufty alleges years of intemperance and abuse, noting her income and property are limited while he enjoys over a year’s income and valuable assets. The couple married December 1 1907 and their children Malcolm aged four and Wain Randolph seven months.
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Justice Gould
District Supreme Route
Ted Melcatm
Prioiy
May Page
Hutt. Brough
Attorne Hutt
Sayq
Sax
Mia
Hutty
Fiabie Mra Dutty
Ship Subsidy Doom Looms In House Panel
A House committee on Post Office and Post Roads debates a ship subsidy plan. Rep Humphrey of Wisconsin leads a push to back South American port subsidies, while members from Minnesota and Wisconsin weigh in. The measure faces strong opposition and may be dropped from the committee agenda this session.
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House
Famart Subaty
Imeruda
Wuseawin Sietersan
Sinpesota
Munro
Reprseriatre Humphrey
Wiest Sigtuon
Meloceti
Sevsien
Congress
Kentucky Quorum Break in Joint Session
A breakdown in the Kentucky House and Senate joint session leads to a stalled proposal as Democrats refuse to allow a quorum. Four votes muster, three Democrats from Louisville vote with Republicans, ending a contentious bid on a prohibition bill without debate.
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Finfort Ks Fe
Erting
The Road to Wellville: A Lads Tale of Grape Nuts Help
A Michigan teen recounts years of stomach trouble and fatigue, finding relief with Grape Nuts. She notes improved digestion, weight gain, and renewed appetite after switching to Postum products, crediting the cereal for steady strength and meals.
Poison Squad in Use Against Preservatives and Coloring
Government chemist and Dr Wiley describe the poison squad experiments testing preservatives in ice cream and candies. Health experts mostly oppose artificial additives, urging foods be kept for health and diseases avoided. debates cover drug use versus food safety and future total prohibition of additives.
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Wiley S
Muring
Wiles Aald
Ota
Bureaus of Chemistry
Keifer Renominated for Third Term in Seventh District
Springfield Ohio Gen J Warren Keifer was renominated by Republicans of the Seventh district for a third term in Congress. Delegates from Woop Ore and Piqua were named to the national convention and instructed to vote for Taft.
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Springfield
Ohio Tech
J. Warren Keifer
Genkater
Senate
Woop Ore
Piqua
Taft
Weather Forecast and Conditions Report February 1982
Weather bulletin from LS Dept of Agrial and the Weather Bureau reports a general cold spell with light snow in the Northwest and higher elevations. Warmer in the Central valleys and Lower Lake region by Friday and Saturday. Winds mainly westerly, with increasing storms offshore and a surge of mixed precip across the country. Local temperatures show overnight lows near 40s and daytime highs in the 40s to 60s, with sun hours variable.
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LS Dept of Agrial
Buyeau
Washington
Mississippi
Putus
Cer Rocks
Brernuia
Snowa
Talia
Midale Platen
Frida
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Central Sales
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Eaat Gulf Slater
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Atlantic State
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England
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Siutha
Lake Withigan
Europeai
Post Office Bill Ready Reported By House Committee
The House Committee on Post Office and Post Roads voted to report favorably the post office appropriation bill revised by the committee. The bill totals 220 thousand 765 dollars 22 cents, about 674 thousand 194 more than the current fiscal year. Allocations include amounts for the Postmaster General and assistants, with several expenditure extensions and salary increases disallowed.
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House Committee On Post Office and Post-reads
Holds Up Mullett Bill Widow of Alfred Mullett
The Senate paused action on the relief bill for Mrs Pretfie Pearl Mullett widow of Alfred Mullett, area foreman, as Senator Burdett requested more time. The claim totals 2 062 0b dollars for compensation and expenses tied to the navy yard commission.
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Pretfie Pearl Mullett
Alfred Bull Lett
Senate
Burkett
W- Muller
Navy Yard Commission
Burdett
Treaties Sent to Senate on Hague Peace Conference
President Roosevelt transmitted to the Senate the Hague peace conference treaties and a report by Bellett or Scott of the State Department with two letters from Secretary Root. The declaration bans dropping high explosives from balloons in war. The Senate will refer the measures to the Foreign Relations Committee for its next Wednesday meeting, with Root expected to attend.
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Rousavelt
Senar
Hague
Secretars Root
International Commission of Taquig
Dover Bank
Tgard
Geemity
Eljan Ariles
Wueh Agler
War & Leatt
Information sought on government submarine boats and reports
Representative Ilex ef Gonnes introduced a resolution calling the Secretary of the Navy to inform the House about the current status of U S government owned submarine torpedo boats including the Helland Boat Cowpens and Electric Boat Company developments. He seeks reports on each boat and the procurement methods used by the Electric Boat Company. The Rules Committee ordered a revised statement for confidential use and will not act until executive session consideration.
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Gonnes
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Tun Fern
Tilley
House of Representat Ves
Helland
Electric Boat Company
Electric Bort
Senator Fulton Protests Delay On Interstate Commerce Bill
Senator Fulton of Oregon protested the Interstate Commerce Committee for not reporting a December 4 bill requiring transportation firms to notify of rate increases. He said hundreds of letters await action and criticized the delay. Senators Cuirom and Clapp denied smothering the bill and attributed the postponement to a hearing for opponents.
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Committee On Interstate Commerce
Fulton
Orecon
Miro Fulton J
Cui'om
Clapp
Piece of Sash Cord Used in Self Destruction at Mission
A five year old laborer, Peter Stohl, was found dead in his room at Home ward Bound Mission in northwest at dawn yesterday. A sash cord tied to a nail was used, and the bed had been removed to the morgue. Authorities seek relatives. Stohl, a Norwegian, had worked at the mission for about a year and was described as unsettled but not openly violent.
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Berton
Peter Stohl Pfix
Pennsylvania Axe
Northwest
Jamie Haslar
Sto
Wagalyats
John
Pattok
No Increase of Pay in Proposed Government Bill
Fragmented text outlines opposition and government motions on pay, budget, and order of business. Mentions a stalled bill, proposed moratorium, and expected reporting to the House. References to stage votes, speakers, and timing of the bill’s consideration.
Woodruff Calls Committee For March Meeting
New York fed chair Weed urges Republican committee to meet in March to select four delegates at large and decide if a state convention should declare state committee in April. He argues the April convention should choose a new state committee and urges decisive action on campaign preliminaries. Readers urged to order special education conte edition.
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Hughes
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