Birth control leader challenges federal ban in senate hearing
United Press reports advocate Margaret Sanger testifying before a Senate judiciary subcommittee on the federal ban on birth control. She urges action to permit doctors and clinics to provide information, arguing current law harms mothers, families, and public welfare, citing thousands of deaths and unwanted births. The effort echoes 1920s attempts to revise Comstock laws.
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Margaret Sangster
Senate Judiciary Committee
United Press
Washington
Mararet Sanger
Senate
Gilett
Mass
Anthony Comstock
New Maglancy
Sanger
Cummins-Vaile Hill
Hoover in New Role Champions State's Rights
Hoover argues for local self-government and party unity as key to democracy. He cites Lincoln's embrace of majority rule and party organization, calling it the constitutional basis of self-government and urging citizens to solve problems in their communities. The speech, on the eve of the congressional campaign, framed as a pivotal message.
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Hoover
Lincoln
Each
Piblican Party
Kellogg's Bran Daily Promises Natural Relief
Kellogg's An-BRan is recommended as a daily remedy with a claim of guaranteed relief. The advertisement touts bran as safe and natural, delicious with milk cream fruits or honey, and notes bran supplies iron for the blood. It urges purchase in the red and white package at your grocer with Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
County Tax Rate to Remain at 7 Mills
Erie Feb 13 County commissioners, facing a deficit and the need to borrow 100000, will meet Friday night to set the tax rate at seven mills for the coming year. After cutting 106000 from a 121000 deficit, lawyers advised two county solicitors that 38000 for indexing and 50000 for a road subway project must be budgeted, leaving about 109000 short. Despite strain, officials keep seven mill rate due to weak business conditions.
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Erie
Harold F. Mook
Clarence T. Bryan
Asbury Chapel Road
Keystone Brick Plant Expands in Youngsville Area
Youngsville plant resumes activity as blasting begins midweek to ready for thirty workers Thursday morning. Additional hires planned later as orders pour in from winter. brick shipping to New Jersey and other distant points increases. Keystone Brick Company continues growth after three years in town, promising a strong year ahead.
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Youngsville
Fen
Keystone Brieke Yard
New Jersey
Keystone Brick Company
Bradford Woman in Critical Condition After Poisoning
Aged 85, Mrs Beckman of 84 East Main Street, Bradford, was found in a critical state at Bradford hospital after swallowing ten antiseptic tablets labeled deadly poison. She had rented a room in the Union House on Main Street and was attended by officers who moved her to hospital.
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Bradford
Sue Beckman
East Mainstreet
Bradford Hospital
Lincoln as Slick Politician Claims by Masters
Masters a lawyer poet from Illinois portrays Abraham Lincoln in his new book as a slick and crafty politician. He argues the Great Emancipator was cold, mannerless, unkempt, neurotic and superstitious in character and demeanor.
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Mugor Lee Masters
Linois
Masters
Abraham Lincoln
Blaine dodges probe over post office lease fraud claims
Wisconsin Senator Blaine declined to be drawn into a personal controversy after a statement by Postmaster General Brown alleging Blaine sought to deceive the public about fraud in post office leases. Brown’s charge prompted Blaine to respond from Washington on February 13.
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Washington
Blaine
Wisconsin
Bravn Brown
Minority Bosses Claim Raw Deal From Pinchot
YARRISBURG Feb 12 The Pinchot administration stood accused today of disregarding minority rights in the House of Representatives by Rep. Wilson G. Sarig Berks Democratic floor leader of the House Sarig claimed the current session is a battle for control between two evenly matched Republican factions and that a wave of factional prejudice hangs over Capital Hill He charged the Pinchot faction with trampling minority rights and said they gave the minority the rawest unfair treatment in 16 years The Democratic state committee issued his statement predicting those who trample minorities may one day see their undoing
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Yarrisburg
Pinchot
Capital Hill
Larig
Democratic State Committee
Democratic House
Pinchot Continues State Housecleaning In Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot renewed his housecleaning by dismissing three state employees holding political appointments. Officials said the removals were reprisals against officeholders loyal to opponents of administration policies. Several associate counsels in the Department of Labor and Industry were dismissed, with salaries listed. New appointments include Scott A. Boles, Mcreesport. Mredevici L. Zullner, McKees Rocks. William J. Stoll, Lansdowne. Ian G. Wassarman, Harrisburg. Continuous reports spoke of further dismissals in various departments.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Capitol
Luther
Edwards
Shenandoay
Laud Meyer
iGabatchnick
Sornton
John Yestadt
Steelton
Charles Johngan
Revenue
Scott A. Boles
McKeesport
Banking Examiner
Mredevici L. Zullner
McKees Rocks
William J. Stoll
Lansdowne
Funeral to be held for Hernan F. Durand in Clymer
Jamestown reports the funeral for Hernan F. Durand, long time Chautauqua County resident, will be at Henry Damrott’s home in Clymer this Friday at 2 pm with burial in Clymer cemetery. Durand died Tuesday in Erie at 66, survived by son George Durand of Erie. He lived in Jamestown and Celoron for over 15 years after leaving Clymer, held local offices, and once ran for Sheriff about 25 years ago as a Republican candidate.
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Jamestown
Hernan F. Durand
Chautauqua—county
Henry Damrott
Clymer
Erie
Sciota Community Aid Society Plans Sunshine and Birthday Meetings
The Sciota Community Aid Society met with Mrs. Cora Simmons. Twenty seven attended as quilt work and sewing were done. A plan was approved for a monthly sunshine meeting and a box for a shut in, plus a birthday party at the second meeting. Members to provide a special program piece for the February 26 gathering. William Hatch expressed gratitude for a sunshine box.
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Sciota Comunity Aid Society
Cora Simmons
William Hatch
Household Arts Dept Meeting at Woman's Club House
Twenty two ladies attended the Household Arts department gathering at the Woman's Club house yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Ragan chaired. Recipes from Mrs. Ragan Mrs. Carlton King and Mrs. George Boyd sparked a discussion on bread baking and food preparation. A hat display featured many aged headpieces. Mrs. Carrie Allen wore a pretty dress and hats aged between then and now were noted. Ted, coffee bread and macaroons were served as guests visited.
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Department
Household Arts
Wom~an
Clb
Thomas Ragan
Ragan
Carlton King
George Boyd
C. M. Stewart
Carrie Allen
Ted
Delay Students Hearing In Ann Arbor Fraternity Raid Case
A hearing on liquor raids at Michigan fraternity houses was postponed for one week. About 3 students appeared in justice court today. Bert H. Fry, justice of the peace, granted the postponement at the request of Albert J. Rapp, the prosecuting attorney.
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Ann Arbor
Midh
University of Michigan
Justice Court
Bert H. Fry
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