Mystery Surrounds Pittsfield Highway Accident
A Dodge sedan wrecked at the Garland Wrightsville route near Pittsfield leaves a blood trail and a missing occupant. Police and Bell Telephone officials search ditches and fields as hotels report a knocked door and pools of blood. The injured man, said to work for Bell, is not yet found.
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Warren Tribune
State ‘Highway Patrol
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Garland Vnc
Wrightsville
Guren
Summerton
Bell Telephone Company
Browning Scandal Drama Prompts Press Curbs and Legislation
New York reports the Peaches Browning and Edyard West Brownian case spurring a legislative bill to bar publishing bedroom secrets in separation cases. Justice Segger vows no further public trials. Some papers drop coverage. a New York tabloid faces bans for explicit material while theater producers seek limits on stage revelations. Mayor Walker shows interest in talks with producers.
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United Press
New York
Peaches Browning
Edyard West Brownian
Alover
A. T. F. Segger
Browning
Iif
Jimmy Walker
Erie County Man Honored in Illinois Election Board Post
Erie, Feb. 2 Natming or Joan A Lavery named attorney for Cooke County Illinois election board. Lavery will prosecute election law offenders in Chicago area under County Judge Edmund K Jarck. Lavery, native of Erie County, is brother of James Lavery a Erie County commissioner candidate.
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Erie
Natming
Joan A. Lavery
Board of Election Commissioners
Cooke County
Illinois
Uy of
Chicago
Erie County
Urban
Lavery
Edmund K. Jarcok
Cook County
James Lavery
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
An Ames and Go advertisement touts MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder. It claims longer wear than current powders and prevents shine while avoiding peach tones.
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Ames & Go
Sage Tea for Darker Hair Promises Quick Results
An old grandmother’s method using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair is revived. Consumers moisten a comb with the product and run it through small hair strands, claiming hair darkens by morning and appears fuller. The remedy costs about 75 cents and is sold at rug stores.
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Coller
Wyeth
Demonstration of Voting Machines At Erie Chamber Meeting
A voting machine demonstration by Automatic Registering Machine Company, Inc. of Jersey City was shown to Erie area public officials. The display highlighted machines used in about 1,800 communities across several states as Pennsylvania considers constitutional amendments and legislation to regulate mechanical ballots. Senator Frank J. Horry introduced a related resolution in Allegheny County urging action by the Legislature.
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Erie
Chamber
Automatic Registering, Machine Company, Inc
Jimestown
Ube
New York
Connecticut
Michigan
Town
Washington
California
Russell F. Griffen
Concer
Ere
Sur
Pennsylvania
Penneylvania
PenneyVania
Irank J. Horry
Allegheny Courty
Radio bill postponed after Borah objection in Senate
Consideration of the conference report on the radio bill was postponed in the Senate after Sen Borah Idaho objected to more time for review. Senator Bill Democrat Washington in charge of the measure agreed and said he would seek action tomorrow.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Bill
Wyoming House Backs Four Month Divorce Law
Cheyenne Wyoming February 2 1930 It is believed today that the state may become the United States divorce center if a bill passed by the Wyoming House becomes law The measure requires a four month residence in Wyoming before filing for divorce The Nevada six month rule governs Reno court proceedings and is discussed in the report
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Reno
Nevada
United States
Wyoming House of Representatives
House
Wyoming
Texas Delegation Signals Support for Coolidge at Breakfast
Texas Republicans and leaders met at a White House breakfast to indicate the Texas delegation at the next Republican National Convention would pledge for President Coolidge. The group discussed Hi My Haines of Houston for the Interstate Commerce Commission and suggested Coolidge’s renomination may be planned.
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Texas
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Cortidge
Teating
Cyrus E. Woods
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Comession
Modification of New York Statute Urged
Judge George L Rowe urges reform of New York criminal statutes citing recent cases such as Atos Vist of Cleveland. He argues the statute should differentiate queen felonies from lesser crimes to improve prevention and sentencing, referencing a life sentence for a car burglary suspect with prior convictions.
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Rupealo
George L Rowe
Jutys
New
Rowe
Atos Vist
Cleveland
Weeks
Tidye Rowe
Allegheny Ballot Boxes Arrive for Investigation
Reb. 2 David Barry and three associates arrived in Pittsburgh to claim Allegheny county ballot boxes for a grand jury inquiry into the Wilson-Vare election contest. Barry said District Attorney Samuel I. Gardner may retain the six boxes for the investigation into election conditions.
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Pittsburgh
David Barry
United States Senate
Allegheny County
Tallnt Dawes
Wilson- Yvare
Barry
Attornney
Samuel I. Gardner
Gardner
Grand
Erie Man Held on Assault Charges After Firefight
Erie February report says Mike Thick 24 of Ninth Street allegedly fired several shots at his father in law Stanley Oschewek during a dispute at Thick’s home. Thick was held on $3600 bail after responding officers arrested him, and he appeared before Alderman Eugene Mberstadt for information.
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Erie
Mike Thick
Banitt Teader
Bai Hendine
Pollen
Ngeteblol
Lidve
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