Birth control study urged by women at Chicago convention
At a Chicago convention of the National League of Women Voters two proposals on birth control and prohibition study were rejected by committees. Catherine Waugh McCullough led efforts to gain floor support, planning further action in May, with Mrs. Georer Mathir backing her. The move to introduce a birth control question required a two thirds vote. Dr Sinchetle led the bid to discuss the issue.
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Chicago
National League of Women Voters
Catherine Waugh McCullough
Georer Mathir
Anti- Samon League
McCullough
Jed
Sinchetle
Army Orders Show Wide Range of Post Assignments
A Spokane style memo outlines numerous Army orders detailing officers and units reassigned or detailed, including Francis in Chicago, Myers on detachment, and various National Guard movements. It lists station changes, training moves to San Francisco and Portland, reserve activations, and Philippine deployments, with multiple captains and lieutenants referenced across branches and posts.
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Dan J. A. Francis
Chicago
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Cavalry
National Guard
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Infantry
J.T. Campbell
Twelfth Cavalry
Bary
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Serand Taeut
J. R. Moon
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Atudant
Lonely
Tan Echool
Etudenl
League of Women Voters Asked to Lead Women’s Interests
Yaeres Savial Hygiene chairman for Ifinais urged delegates at regional wheelings to slow down and vote two thirds to bring topics to convention. Miss Jane Addams of Hull House predicted the league would become the unofficial representative of women’s interests in legislation. Edward C. Dinde man of New York echoed the view that parties may break up, with AF of L and other groups shaping policy.
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Mne
Edward C. Dindeman
New York
Secs Development
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Charbers of Commerce
American Bar Association
League of Women Voters
Delegates Pledged to Willis Likely to Split Strength
COLUMBIA Ohio April 26 Although Herbert Hoover is assured the support of 31 of Ohio's 51 delegates to the national Republican convention as a result of Tuesday's primary just where the other twenty pledged to the late Senator Frank B Willis will supporting their support is unknown Since the death of their leader which occurred March 30 while he was campaigning for the presidential nomination the Willis slate of delegates has availed candidates of several other possibilities Among the list are Vice President Dawes a native Ohioan Lowden Curtis Hud- ses and Coolidge Entering the convention as an uninstructed delegation it is unlikely who Wilts state will split its strength
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Columbia
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Frank B. Willis
Willis Ulate
Dawes
Lowden
Curtis
Hudies
Coolidge
Hoover to Enter West Virginia Fight in May
The Herald-Dispatch reports Herbert Hoover will file as a Republican presidential candidate before Saturday for the West Virginia primary on May 20.
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Hoover
W. Virginia
W. Va
Hontin UN Herald-Disputch
Herbert Coover
West Virginia
Moody wing factions clash in Texas Governor speech planned
In Dallas April 26 the Texas political scene remains unsettled as Judge Wawking denounces the Democratic establishment and Governor Moody plans to address Dallas County voters on May 3 to rally precinct conventions ahead of the May 5 county meetings. Pope Pius celebrated mass at St Peter's for the Cecilian congress delegates.
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Dallas
Texas
Moody
William BD. Wawking
Wreckenridge
Mr. Monily
Herp
Tender
Constitutional Democrats
Monty
Jailas County
Jallis
Pope Celegrates
Pope Pius
St. Peter's
Lundin Suggests Smith Step Down for Victor Lundin
Chicago April 20 The Lond Sneks of Wred Lundin the poor Swell again stir politics urging Gov Frank L Smith to surrender his credentials as United States Senator in a letter sent to Governor Small Lundin proposes that the seat be given to Olis Glenn who defeated Smith for nomination at the April 10 primary election
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Chicago
Wred Lundin
Lundin
Thomson
Frank L. Smith
United States
Smith
Small
Olis Glenn
Al Smith Claims 621 Delegates Ahead of Convention
New York Democrats release figures showing Governor Smith with 621 pledged delegates and 144 in reserve to satisfy favorite son obligations. California's 26 delegates, elected May 1, listed as doubtful though expected to lean friendly, with 2 3rds rule requiring 570 votes for nomination.
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New York
New York State Democratic Committee
Smith
California
Blame Solons for Law, Says Wickersham at Conference
George W. Wickersham, head of the American Law Institute, charged Congress and state legislatures with direct responsibility for delays and miscarriages of justice. He spoke at the opening of the institute's convention in Washington on April 20.
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Washington
Wiich
Congress
George W. Wickersham
American Law Institute
Pope Pius Grants Audience to US Mission Director Quinn
Pope Pius granted an audience to Mon ignor John Quinn of New York national director in the United States for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith in Rome.
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Quinn
Pofe
Rome
Pius
Brownsville Fire Insurance Rate Cut Announced
Austin reports the state fire insurance department will reduce the Brownsville key rate from 28 cents to 2 cents, effective May 1, due to department improvements in fire services and equipment.
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Austin
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