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Until A. D. 1836, patents were issued in the U. S. by the President in person. He signed them, the Secretary of State signed them, the Attorney General signed them. Then they were valid patents. Between 1790 and 1836, these three officers issued 9,967 patents...
Ruhr miners, locked out by their employers (TIME, June 2), accepted the award of Dr. Syrup, arbitrator of the German Ministry of Labor, for a 5% increase hi wages, a special overtime agreement valid until Nov. 30. The miners returned to work...
...Establishment of uniform identification cards for emigrants, valid for all countries...
...Juniors and three Sophomores to next year's Student Council will close today according to an announcement made last night by the Executive Committee of the present Council. Ballots must be in the hands of the Secretary by 1 P. M. and must be signed in order to be valid...
...members of the new Council are to be elected by a general vote, general votes are frequently unintelligent, and, particularly at Harvard, quite often almost non-existent. The unending succession of exhortations and appeals which invariably accompanies a class election, until enough votes are cast to make a choice valid, is sufficient indication of the passionate enthusiasm with which the undergraduate voter takes to balloting of any yariety. If the members of the new Council are to be anything but figureheads, the electorate must, exercise a certain discriminating interest which has not in the past been strikingly evident. Because...