Barry defends senate integrity amid lobbyist allegations
Former senator Barry seeks to clear the Senate of corruption claims tied to lobbyists and bankers. He pledges to apologize if his article is an attack, asserts his 14 years of service, and cites Nye and Glass statements as misinterpreted while denying personal knowledge of any vote selling.
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Barry
Bar
New England
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Otwork
Glass of
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NYE
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Caraway
Nye Committee
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North Dakota
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B C Pain Relief Claims Three Minute Soothing Effect
A periodical relief advertises B C as a pharmacist compounded remedy. It promises rapid easing of menstrual pains in about three minutes and also claims benefits for colds headaches neuralgia muscular aches fever and nervous distress without opioids or habit forming drugs. Pack sizes include 25 and 50 cents.
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B.C
London Paper Quotes Mr Hearst Views On International Affairs
The London paper prints Mr Hearst's take on global affairs. A humorous incident unfolds as a policeman pursues an obscene shout in a dark alley. The CPD officer bargains over a potential fine, joking about the expense of the matter. The man refuses to finish the phrase, citing cost. European nations should run their own conferences.
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London
Hearst
Begorra
Tribute in Congress for Calvin Coolidge in solemn joint session
Washington February 6 Congress met in joint session to pay homage to Calvin Coolidge. President Hoover and Vice President Curtis attended along with Supreme Court justices and the diplomatic corps. The ceremony featured memorial addresses and hymns as officials wore mourning attire.
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House
Marine Corps Orchestra
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Arthur Prentice Ruge
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Barney T. Philips
Shaplain Offi House
James Shera Mongomery
Our Dead as Cold Grips East In New York City
Winter gripped New York and nearby areas as 57 mph winds and near zero temperatures caused multiple fatalities. A Brooklyn woman died when hit by a skidding car, a Bronx boy crushed under a truck, and a New Jersey man and Ossining woman died in separate ice related incidents. Coast guards rescued two Atlantic City fishermen after their boat motor failed. About 13,000 jobless gained scattered snow shoveling work as 2.5 inches of snow fell and sanitation crews were mobilized to clear streets.
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Ossining
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Department of Sanitation
Mayor halts Alamo park plans after objections
Monday closed meeting of Mayor and city officials with business leaders led to a pause in Alamo plaza development. Mayor will consult with Mrs. Hal Sevier of the state Alamo park board to decide whether to modify plans or proceed. Objections include street closure and certain architectural choices, with city planner H E Kincaid present.
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Alamo Plaza
Hal Sevier
Bran
State
Alamo
H. E. Kincaid
Yard Contest for Cameron Opens in February
A yard contest for 14 Cameron County Home Demonstration clubs has started with yards scored this month and again through November. Miss Ophelia Astell, Willacy County agent, aids Miss Dorothy Porter of Cameron County in the effort.
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Cameron
Benito
Texas
Cameron County
Ophelia, Astell
Willacy County
Dorothy Porter
Laredo Plaza Yields Treasure
Treasure hunting on Parvis plaza under the R. P. C. plan excited laborers. A worker uncovered a Mexican five peso gold piece from 1917, another unearthed a woman's gold ring, and a third found a baby's gold ring. Others have dug up halves, quarters, dimes, and pennies, both American and Mexican.
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Laredo
Parvis Plaza
Doctor Makes Rheumatics Happy Quick Acting Prescription
Rheumatic sufferers are urged to try Nurita claiming rapid relief from pain and swelling. The advertisement touts Nurito as a cure for neuritis and rheumatic pain, with claims of broad usefulness and ease of access at druggists.
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Hyell
Why Dread Motherhood Adds a Patent Medicine Appeal
An advertisement promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women who fear motherhood and monthly pains. It quotes Kathleen Liscum of San Antonio, claiming relief from nervous spells and headaches and noting her new son. The ad urges readers to seek free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo.
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Dr. Pierce
Kathleen Liscum
Route 4
San Antonio
Piarra
Buffalo
Rheumatic Prescription 85 Cents Ad Claims
An advertisement touts a “Rheumatic Prescription” for 85 cents promising rapid relief. It urges readers to ask for Allenia and claims the medicine clears uric acid and circulating poisons within 24 hours, with reduced swelling and pain. The vague copy includes nonstandard phrasing and references a supposed inventor or promoter, plus scattered names and places.
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Annie Hob
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