Birth control advocates vow NY Supreme Court challenge
Birth control advocates plan to fight New York’s birth control law after the conviction of Miss Jennie Ashley, head of NYU’s women’s law department, who was fined fifty dollars or ten days for distributing birth control pamphlets. Judge McIntry’s dissent urged punishment and questioned the law’s constitutionality. Ashley, a frail gray woman using an ear trumpet, faced further trials with Mrs. Ethel Byrne and others amid mass protests.
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New York
Mpreme
Jennie Ashley
Women's Law Department
New York University
McIntray
Arhiey
Ethel Byrne
Brooklyn
Srourne
Triad
German air hero Bina reports death of Lt. Rourke in clash
Berlin Oct 21 A senior official news agency confirmed the death of Lieutenant Rourke a noted air hero. He collided with a German fighter plane and fell behind enemy lines after destroying its fortieth hostile aircraft Friday.
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Berlin
Seni
Rourke
Acorn
Ukiah Kids Back Wilson in School Vote
Ukiah report notes a school vote showing strong support for Woodrow Wilson in the re election effort. All ballots cast at Friday afternoon session favored Wilson, with Hughes receiving no votes among the pupils.
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Ukiah
Woodrow @ Wilson
Wilson
Hughes
Hyomei treatment touted as catarrh cure and relief
An article extols Hyomei as a rapid relief for catarrh after decades of suffering. It describes inhaler use, germicidal air, and a money back guarantee from Tallman & Co. It also notes local residents and routine town movements, with several updates on travel and business happenings.
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Tallman & Co. Am
Rain Breaks Ukiah Dry Spell After Long Drought
Rain began Friday at noon in Ukiah ending a long dry spell. Widespread sickness is blamed on the dry weather and low wells. Notables include Arden and Arthur Gilliland ill at home with Dr. De Vaupi attending. M. E. Sturdivant shipped fine beef to Portland and visited his sister Mrs. Rippey. Rev. Sinclair moved to town as his well dries up and he homes his grandson. A Hterark society was organized for winter instruction and pleasure. Zella Constants of Alba shopped in Ukiah. Mrs. J. W. Sturdivant and daughter visited J. A. Bolin family. Republican politicians spoke at Kirk’s ball with multiple speakers.
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Kirk
George Caldwell
Wood
Canfield
Chilbon
Lem
Awey Springs
Laurence
Ein Irwin
Pendleton
Tt. W. Harper
Seattle
Anna Murray
Battle Creek
Michigan
Slater
William ‘Meangs
Moeeng
Bridge Creek
Dave Smith
Pendeton
Mr. Smith
J. A. Bolin
Ukiah
George Bolin
Butter Creek
Charney Hynd
Pandleton
Mra Hynd
Portland
Val Peterson
Albert
Range
Grant County
Carl Balance
Clay Porter
Meliz Johnson
Ritter
Meagge
Pendle
Charley McGauley
Graham
Will Hinton
BO. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Houshold Goods
Missouri
Reno Colvin
Titter
Colvin
Leo Ledgewood
Walter Allison
Ranger
Frazier Atari
Gordon Mettle
Pilot Rock
Bert Gibbs
Ukiah Wednemay
Sherman Hale
Owena Creek
Jim Clark
Billy
Walla Walla
Ed Thrashers
Als
Dr de Vaul
Harlan
Wkiah
Agin
Hazel Clark
Alba
Long Creek
Nate Ranes
Peterson Hotel
Terachers
Strain
Kirk's Hall
Sybil Gilliland
Arden
Arthur Gilliland
de Vaupi
M. E. Sturdivant
Sturdivant
M. F. Rippey
Rev. Sinclair
Alto
Hemoar
Hterark Society
Zella Constants
J. W. Sturdivant
J A. Bolin
Solln Tanch
Thkiah
Thore
Stephen A. Lowell
R. T. Brown
R. Keastor
J. T. Brown
J. A. Yeager
Dr. Fest
Roy Ritner
Miss Grace Gilliam
Veterans Grant Gratitude to Wilson in Speech
Col John McElroy of this city, longtime editor of the National Tribune, declares G A R veterans owe a debt to President Wilson. He praises the widows pension law and Pension Bureau head Commissioner Fultzgar, noting Republicans may differ on party matters but acknowledge Wilson’s administration.
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Washington
Wilson
John McElroy
Thbi City
Te-Long
National Tribune
Grand Army of the Republic
Col McElroy
Hughes
Fultzgaber
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Wilson Wins Columbus and Buffalo Polls
The Evening Dispatch poll shows Wilken leading Columbus with 24,446 to 22,244 for Hughes. The Courier poll reports Wilson 10,670 and Hughes 1,566 in Buffalo as of date.
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Wilson
Columbus
Buffalo
Columbts
Evening Dispatch
Wilken
Hughes
Het
Courier
When Your Health Runs Down You Wind Up Bad Habits
Health decline often forces quitting poor habits. The note urges reversing lifestyle choices to regain strength and avoid further deterioration.
I Am for Wilson Because He Has Greater Achievements
The speaker advocates for Wilson, praising his loyalty to legitimate business and fair justice, noting even the railroads have benefited from his hands. The text argues no president has shown more loyal friendship to commerce and justice.
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Wilson
la Po
Oregon Crime Decline Highlighted in Warden Report
Warden Minto's October report notes a rapid drop in Oregon crime. He states twenty five percent of prisoners are hardened criminals responsible for outbreaks, while seventy five percent suffer financial reverses, careless raising, and unfavorable environment contributing to cases.
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Salem
Minto
Oregon
California Syrup of Figs Advert 19th Century Health Advice
A promotional block extols California Syrup of Figs as a universal remedy for children and adults. It promises quick cleansing of the bowels, relief from fever and illness, and urges readers to buy the genuine 60 cent bottle from a druggist, warning to check the maker.
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California
Roosevelt Mention Of Hughes Sparks Subtle Honor
In a 12 000 word address Roosevelt referenced Mr Hughes only once, a moment described as an honor within the lengthy course of his remarks.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Hughes
Let Us Be Thankful for Life Beyond Scenario Writers
A reflective note on human life resisting scripted fates. It argues that real existence defies crafted plots and routines, valuing spontaneity and personal agency over predetermined narratives. The piece emphasizes resilience and authentic experience beyond fictional framing.
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