Busy Week Sets Legislature Agenda in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on March 2, lawmakers enter the ninth week with plans to advance finance roads and prohibition. About 150 hospital appropriation bills totaling roughly 5.25 million begin reporting, while a General Fund figure of around 132 million is debated with auditors noting a possible shortfall of about 8 million.
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Vin Db. Sweeney
International News Service
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Wes
Pinchot
Lewis
Quick Relief for Rheumantism Sales Pitch
Advertisement claims Rheuma provides 24 hour relief for rheumatic pains and uric acid buildup. It states kidneys stomach and blood respond, urging immediate purchase at McKee's Kut Rate Store with guaranteed refund if unsatisfied. Ends with call to buy Rheuma today.
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McKee
Kut Rate Store
At & Amall
Omnibus bill to add 1000 miles of dirt roads in state system
The omnibus roads bill, carried over, would add about 1000 miles of dirt roads to the state system with construction and maintenance at state expense. Leaders predict Senate passage and anticipate House additions before routing to the governor, who may veto. A separate betting note says the "Waited Dr Bill" remains blocked in the upper House as final readings approach.
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Seniite Roads Committee
Senate
House
Sharps
Provis ions in Fees and Appropriations Spark Tonight Committee Talk
The text notes that the matter would be referred to either the finance or appropriations committees tonight due to provisions related to fees and appropriations. Local officials anticipate committee action on the measure and potential fiscal implications for the budget.
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Finance
Appropriations Committees
Guggenheim Gives 3.9 Million for Memorial Foundation
Former Senator Simon Guggenheim and his wife donate 3.9 million dollars to endow the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship. The fund supports advanced study abroad by American students showing marked ability in their fields.
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Ston Guggenheil
United States
Simon Guggenheim
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial
Harvard
Philadelphia
Europe
Mr. Guggenheim
Olga H. Hirsh
New York
Pueblo
Colo
U. S
Colorado
Thomas M. Patterson
Haley's Magnesia Oil Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Haley's Magnesia Oil as a cure for indigestion headaches heartburn and constipation. It promotes pure mineral oil and milk of magnesia as a safe remedy for all ages and claims easy relief with a single dose. The copy urges buy at druggists and mentions a $1 family size.
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Haley
Hales
Sentence Sermons on Habits and Growth
The passage states yearly aims to break a bad habit master one art of beauty and economy to reach plenty. It claims growth as an inevitable result with increased goodwill to reduce war and inspire a boy to college, while casting out prejudice for a better world.
Wealthy New York woman sought after Boston disappearance
A nationwide hunt is under way for Mrs. Irena Thompson of New York and Miami, a foster daughter of John Thomas, retired capitalist of Chicago and Los Angeles. She vanished from Boston after a telegram said her father was dead in Buffalo. Mrs Thompson wore jewelry worth 10000 and a leopard coat valued at 3000. Mrs Josephine Deutrio, who hosted Mrs Thompson, cannot locate her and fears foul play. Thompson's husband, who died in Miami last October, was an official of Ringling Brothers circus.
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International News
Boston
Irena Thompson
New York
Miami
John Thomas
Chicago
Los Angeles
Bomb Kills U S Customs Officer in Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls March 2 an explosion killed federal customs official Orvilia A Fewster while another officer Elmer Whitacre was fatally wounded. The bomb hidden in Pewater’s car detonated as the officer pressed the starter. A local blast and ensuing injuries shocked the community.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Orvilia A. Fewster
Elmer
Whitacre Ja Togndas
Pewater
Star
Tuberculosis Fatal To Industrial Workers
A. W Frye says tuberculosis kills three times as many industrial workers as office and professional workers in the United States. The figure comes amid concerns over workplace health and safety.
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Boss
Frye
Japanese Women Demand Rights to Enter Universities
Tokyo reports that Japanese women are campaigning for equal access to universities as regular students. Advocates aim for a Diet backed bill granting admission to women and expanding higher education facilities for women. Also noted is a doctor's claim of a sixth sense explaining why few husbands escape their lives.
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C International News
Beringa
Tokyo
Musterole claims quick sore throat relief and mild for children
An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment that relieves sore throat and congestion without blistering like mustard plasters. It penetrates with a gentle tingle, targets the sore area, and suits bronchitis, colds, rheumatic and muscular pains. Children’s Musterole is sold separately for babies.
Fatal gas poisoning ends engagement plans in Pittsburgh
Laura Heldt and her fiancé Eugene Cronin were found in a gas-filled living room at James Cronin's home. Laura remained critical in hospital while Eugene Cronin was dead on discovery. Police ruled out suicide.
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Laura Heldt
Pittsburgh
Eugene Cronin
International News Services
Navying
James Cronin
Cronin
Baptists
Auction That Began 40 Years Ago Continues 25 More
London reports that the sale of the Britwell Court diary, long in progress, is unlikely to finish for another 25 years. The late Sir William Phillips property has realized about 3.5 million, with further lots to be offered in London soon, much of the library already going to American collectors.
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International News Service
London
Sir William Phillips
Thirty Years In Prison Novel Beauty Cure Works in Venice
Venice March 2. Anne Maria Paradisa reportedly spent thirty years in a Venetian prison as a naval beauty cure but the treatment succeeds. International News Survive reports on her release and claimed restoration of appearance after long confinement.
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Venice
Anne Maria Paradisa
Woman Freed After 20 Years For Husband's Murder
A 50 year old woman released after twenty years as an accomplice in her lover's murder of her husband. She shows no signs of aging, with a pale unlined complexion, and immediately buys a bright colored skirt and three sweaters to match it.
Princeton High School Wins Literary Contest Honors
Princeton High School won most events in a Friday literary contest at Princeton Presbyterian church, defeating Volant Plaingrove and Eastbrook. Eastbrook won its event. Princeton claimed honors in all other branches. The victory gives Princeton the right to meet western county schools on March 6 at Eastbrook M E church.
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Princeton High School
Princeon Presbyterian Church
Volant
Plaingrove
Eastbrook
Princeton
Princeton Wing
Eastbrook M. E. Church
School Program At Mt Jackson Scotland Lane And New Wilmington
Mt Jackson and Scotland Lane host a school program with the Scotland Lane band providing music. The program includes declamations Justice Delayed Sister End T and The Debt We Owe Our Country, orations Zero F and America s Needs Of Education, impromptu numbers 1 and 2, and a debate on granting the Philippine Islands complete independence.
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Mt. Jackson
Scotland Lane
New Wilmington
America
Philippine Islands
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