Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-01
PROCEEDINGS
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90 ! , =, as amended by
Of ~ public Laws of 1919.
.r 20 10 state and County aid
e 20 Construction of Highway
rs" go. IAN Act to regulate
Tins Il 80 Of clans in the town OF
ptO., o,. IAN Act to extend an
use ,. a. An Act to incorporate
81 irrsllows' Home of Maine.
% os.. r to be enerossed
Pee ss. IAN Act to amend
psle 'o. CHAPTER IS Of the Re-
% ~ ,, 70 as amended by Chap
s's ~ the Public Laws Of 1917.
y y. complaint by a utility
!. Itself, and empowering Io,se as inc Inc
Utilities commission TO Or
tian . ~ Mfr. Wing Of Auburn.
Dl'u u,s s. to'be engrossedo
ns pa ,Ii. IAN Act to amend
pate ,i ts 8. L., 1899 and amended
t tsI e.; 80 S. L. of 1903, relating II,
aa VI lime on lobster traps In the
Use !, t'' Pigeon Hill Bay,
. . p,,.,ed to be Enacted
Ia, ~ amend. Chapter 12S of
Az " and Special Laws of
ENa.o 80 clerk Hire in the
r.a' Municipal Court. =.
w., .et to repeal Chapter 66 OF d me
Az sr y, Special Laws of 1919,
as t 10 the Biddeford and saco
company. ..n,v
sprAKER: Under orders of
T. - the first item to be consid-
w. !. that assigned for today ana
~ = r nresents majority and min
nan or,s Of committee on Public
I Iep ~ net for promotion Of hy-
u - w Maternity and infancy, etc.
u 81 ,be representatives from
ysnt, Mrs. Pinkham. pending ing
t n Of either report; ana the
ls sacOsnize the representative
r iss' Kent, Mrs. Pinkham.
n nv" by Mrs. Pinkham. it was
l !" ,ske from the table the re-
..h,sd by her on February %.
| IPINKHAM: l yield to the
nav from Naples, Mr.. Pickett.
u' TIrKETT of Naples: Mr..
=. 7 move that the majority
from the committee on Public
be accepted. Il
BROWN of Bar Harbor:
4 that motion.
WEEKS of Fairfield: Mr..
..r, | yield to the gentleman
Harmony, Mr.. Reed.
REED of Harmony: MIR.
.sr and members of the Legis-
ID. In Offering this bill in new
Il was not the intention of the
!. N deprive the mothers of our
If any advantages that might
lived from the objects as set
nv the Sheppard Towner bill.
/ a believe, however, that we
|, / take pride in doing these
ourselves for our people Of
fit is within our power to do
! The words gift" and state
cement" appeal. but underlying
EhoA remains the fact that
/, Rodv else Is delegated to finally
TO the method to be adopted in
onduct of our affairs. l be-
in economy, but, if work of this
is to be carried out. I think we
/ nply able to do it ourselves
4; hit outside assistance or inter-
\ re. A halt must be called some
4 or all our activities will be
/, billed by the central government.
id handed me this morning a
PROCLAMATION from our Cover
n which he says: II believe the
has come for the states of the
to hold to principle and to
billy scrutinize all offers Of Fed
4 Aid before accepting them.
During the World War the
Of the Federal Government
The States Of the Union was eX-
u beyond precedent. The time
las arrived. however. when our
q should be restored to their
. status and should guard
vt further encroachment."
Pin he says: "The time has arr
when the people Of this state
alously guard the rights inher-
them as a sovereign people
Will accept the responsibilities
ssession Of such rights inn
no reason why it is not pos
without any sacrifice to do all
4 outlined under this act; and
that the motion of the gentle
! from Naples (Mr. F'ickett) will
Il Eeyail.
WEEKS Of Fairfield: Mr..
a pr and members of the House,
fo want to be misconstrued in
ay upon the position which I
ing to take in this matter. Il
favor of the rejection of the
" report and for the accept
the minority report. Now
!ou have, in taking this po-
looked at the interests of the
sand the children of the State
~ and | want to do as I feel
auly. | have nothing against
~ which this bill proposes but
~ believe in the underlying
Fs OF 1t. Now, let us see
ae act is that we are going to
y. November 23rd, 1921 Con-
assed what is known as the
Isu.Iowner Bill. / want to go
Z me different provisions of
!. w., 30 that you may know in
wy what You are doing if you
W one states the object. 1t is,
purpose of cooperating in
s The welfare and hygiene
sInity and infancy as herein
A.. l heartily agree with
Fct OF that clause.
what is the second provision?
van! 70 read that at length so
y can understand that too.
o,I purpose of carrying out the \
VI this Act there is au-
an, " oe appropriated, out OF
, , asy IN the treasury not other
WV, rsmponprrlated. for the current
" M s' :, ssSO'OOO, to he equally APP
Il ~ s,s among the several States.
> n es, a. subsequent year, for the
Q , sspp;ortioned among the sew
u e' in in the manner Hereinafter
. !, ,r,s provided that there is
:; authorized, nut ri to be appropriated
se Of the States, subject to
AVIS Oh this Act. for the fis-
u srulng June 80, 1922, an ad-
, Sum OF 100000 and an
a hereafter for ~ ,s.,;oa