Noted Men Aid Mrs Sanger in Modish Court Attire
Suffragists lawyers and physicians filled a federal courtroom as Mrs Margaret Sanger pleaded for an immediate trial in the case of distributing literature on birth control. The judge postponed to January 24. Sanger, in black broadcloth, with her sister Ethel Byrne, appeared with bundles of letters and medical treatises to be read to the jury.
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Washington Post
New York
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Sanger
Mise
Ethel Byrne
William Sanger
United States Court
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Los Angeles
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Lawa
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Rose Pastor Stokes
Amos Pinchot
Percy Stickney Grant
Henrietta Rodman
Jacobi
Warned by Garrison on universal military training and state troops
The text cites early 19th century figures like Knox and Jefferson arguing for universal military training. It notes repeated failures in Congress due to regional partiality, and argues that relying on state troops cannot defend the nation. It highlights Gen Scriven's claim that American aeroplane production could reach dozens daily in war and urges creating at least eighteen aero squadrons with a larger regular army.
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Washington
Jefferson
Congress
Garrison
Scriven
House
United States
Court hears lavish spending in breach of promise case
John Leon Martin testifies he spent about $260000 since his father’s death on Cora Maud Clark, who admits she was neither prudent nor careful. He details gifts, trips, jewelry, and a stalled engagement from 1905 to 1912, while Clark’s daughter and estate questions loom, as the breach suit proceeds in New York Supreme Court.
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John Leon Martin
International News Service
New York
Supreme Court
John. Leon Martin
Dex Llates
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Lehman
Stock Exchange
Miss White
Clarke
Baldwin
LaGrove
Gotrnk
Dutoriding
St. Lawrence
Two prehistoric types shown by recent discoveries
The article discusses ancient humans and warfare from tools like palaeoliths to skulls of Piltdown and Neanderthal. It argues brainpower triumphed over jaw size, noting Piltdown and Neanderthal survived long, while early humans showed intelligence in face and behavior.
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North Sea
State censors rule kisses by foot length in films
Stephen Bush of the Motion Picture World tells a committee that New York and Pennsylvania laws force cuts if a kiss exceeds ten feet on screen. He argues the measure harms dramatic situations in Romeo and Juliet and other scenes, provoking questions about national censorship.
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Moving Picture Land
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More Dogs Than Babies In Palm Beach Set
Palm Beach society set wagers Russell Colt that there are more dogs than babies in Palm Beach. He lists participants including Mrs Hamilton Cary with English bulldog Newport Nipper, John G King with Pomeranian, Hermann Oelrichs with white Spitz, Mrs Guerney Munn with polida dog and spaniels, Mrs Wille Seaver Payne with Pekingese, Mrs William Thaw with Boston bull, and Jean St Cyr with Russian wolfhounds. Only eight babies found so far. A dinner showdown at the Beagh Club is planned Saturday night.
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Washington Post
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Payne
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Oeltiche
Beagh Club
Mohr Murder Trial Reveals Widow’s Testimony On Clothing
Providence Jan 18 The blood stained garments worn by Dr C Pranklitz Mohr the night of his killing were introduced by the prosecution as the widow Elizabeth Mohr testified with visible emotion. Constable Wallace quoted her saying the doctor was dangerous and that if others endured her pain they would have killed him. The defense noted she loved her husband and the court kept certain letters sealed. George Healis the chauffeur is expected to testify tomorrow as co defendants Brown Spellman and Brey face manslaughter charges.
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Lizabeth F. Mohrt
Mohr
James H. Wallace
Barrington
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Victor Brey
Ines
Newport
George W. Healis
Dr. Mohr
Healis
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Henry H. Spellman
Gay Grotto Gathers 600 for Ladies Night Program
The Kallipolis Grotto No. 16 M. and V. PB. E.R. held a ballroom event at the Raleigh with a record audience of 600. A program of songs, instrumental music, comedy, and dancing featured noted Washington entertainers and a Welcome by Milton Hopfenama iér. Jacque Heldenheimer led the musical directing staff. a dance ended the festivities with paper hats and flags as favors.
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Washington
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Trice
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C. M. Sabin
Jack Shulman
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David Woit
Thomas Grant
CG F Boss
Henry Frans, Jr
A. H. Rogers
Joseph Goldsmith
George Lesge
Samuel F. Shrove
Charles Zurhorst
O. S. Ballard
Thomas Alstrong
Herry Wolf
Raymond Ennet
Henry Herman
Joe Goldstein
Croso Potassi
Julian. Brylawski
English chords and Paganini flare in a refined concert mood
A musical review notes a romantic theme sung with searching pathos and strings accompaniment. Kathlody Pai excels with warmth and clarity, delivering Paganini in D major and a memorable Pease Pere march finale. Premier Asquith announces Joseph A Pease as postmaster general replacing Herbert Samuel.
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Pai
Paganini
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London
Asquith
House of Commona Toany
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Board of Education
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Mr. Pease
Herbert Samuel
Rome
Stokowski Scores Again With A Mighty Philadelphia Concert
The Philadelphia Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski delivered a richly varied program at the National Theater yesterday afternoon. The New World by Dvorak was highlighted by lyrical beauty and inner feeling, while the conductor’s poetic direction drew a remarkable balance from the ensemble amid a strikingly diverse selection.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
National Theater
Leopold Stoxowski
Dvorak
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