Immigration Bill Introduced By Senator Dillingham
Senator Dillingham of Vermont introduced a measure to limit immigration from southern and eastern Europe and Asia to ten percent of the number from each country, with exemptions for professionals and certain cases. The plan would cut inflows from Austria hungary and Italy, while Greece and the Turkish regions would see substantial reductions, and overall passage is unlikely this session.
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Dillingham
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Europe
Asia
Dilngham-Burnett
Taft
Committee On
Immigration
Tagt Sesson
Tatt
United States
Dflingham
Oguren
Fale Billa
Poe
Ita Drovistona
America
Secretary of Labor
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Germany
United Kingdom
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Netherlands
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Dillngham
Wild Cougar Follows Ranger Fifty Miles From Marblemount
Forest Ranger Joseph Ridley hiked five days toward the Marblemount station with a large cougar tailing him from fifty miles out. The cat, likely lonely and unfamiliar with humans, kept pace for much of the journey despite Ridley’s attempts to escape. The ranger, armed only with a knife, described the cougar as tame yet unsettling as it trailed within striking distance before finally losing view near the ranger station.
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Joseph Ridley
Marblemount
Wash
Ridley
Lightning Creek
Rangers
Ti Ia
New York Evening World
Rhodesian Trampler Reaches Cairo After 6000 Mile Solo Trek
A London dispatch reports Lund, a 30 year old Rhodesian settler and former soldier, walked solo from Cape Town to Cairo. Starting in Cape Town he crossed the Transvaal, ruins of Ruodeala, through Kamero State, the Sudan and Nubian desert to Egypt, about 6000 miles. He carried seventy pounds of gear and faced tribal tensions and scarce food, seeking to be the first to cross the Nubian desert.
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Cairo
Lund
Cape Town
London
Uganda
Cape Province
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Ruodeala
Konno
Sudan
Egypt
Eleubethville
Snake Errands Into Kaisey City Office
In Kaisey City Missouri a four inch diameter seven foot long bull snake slithered in through a back doorway while real estate firm staff worked. Sam Christy nearly stepped on it before it alarmed workers and O L Thinnar seized a poker to drive the reptile out. The snake is believed to have been one that escaped from a show.
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Kaisey City
Lee
Sam Christy
Jautter
L. Thinna
Brooklyn Magnate Corey over Benny Meyer in sunlit misplay
Steve McKeever, a Brooklyn contractor and Dodgers part owner, lashes Benny Meyer for muffed fly balls in right field blaming the sun and the ballpark. He demands Meyer's ouster while noting other players warming the bench and a shift to tighter fielding. The heated dispute underscores Brooklyn's recent losing skid and tensions among club leadership.
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Steve McKeever
Brooklyn Contractors
Dodgers
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn
Moe Keaver
Benny Moyer
Brooklyn Park
Meteover
Steve Meticever
Benny Meyer
Tn Vain
Baseball Writers’ Association
Steve
Bent Meyer
Benny
McKeever
Jake Daubert
Meyer
Moran
Callahan
Mr. McKeever
McGraw Seeks Konetchy for Giants Power Move
New York manager John McGraw aims to acquire Ed Konetchy from St Louis, offering two or three players in exchange. Previous bids were rejected by Miller Huggins. Konetchy, a top first baseman, would boost the Giants’ pennant chances and steady the lineup with his dependable hitting and fielding.
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St. Louis
Johnny McGraw
Ed Konetehy
Carlingis’ Bie
Giants
St. Lows
Hae
Koney
Miller Tugetus
McGinn
Uke Kouetchy
Fulclal
Kouetchy
Lajoie Resting Up Amid Turner Bench Plan
Larry Lajoie backs Turner staying at third base, saying he is a better fit there for now. The infielder advises retaining Turner in the position to preserve the current winning form, even as Lajoie sits and restakes his own place. Turner is delivering solid play with recovered speed.
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Turner
Lajoie
Bolley
Ganoe Title Competition on Hudson
The international sailing canoe championship will be held on the Hudson River in New York on July 16. The winner may claim the championship title as the trophy was first presented by Bang Mab enthusiasts and won by Ameroung representing the New York Cinoecaib after several attempts.
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Hudson
Hodgn River
New York
Bng- Mab
Ameroung
Seeker of Kidds Treasure Plans Coast Search
I W Rivers a Willamette rancher declares he has had a fortune teller inspired lead to the Captain Kidd treasure. He plans to depart from Quast Oregon City for the Oregon coast in about two weeks with hopes of funding the quest and locating a cave marked by a cross and a horse shoe where the fortune purportedly lies.
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Leade Rivers
Quast
Oregon City
Ore
Captain Kidd
I. W. Rivers
Willamette
Oregon Coast
Rivers
the Oaks
New Nestucer Beach
Elder Barnard Man Dances On Long Walk To Folk Ball
At eighty one years old Jann Burbank of Barnard walked five miles to attend an old folk ball in White River Junction. He says dancing brings enjoyment and helps him feel young, despite critics who link dancing to immorality. He learned to dance late at seventy six and now enjoys the bunny hug and tango in spirit.
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White River Junction
Jann Altibank
Barnard
Mr. Carbank
Mr. Burbank
Doctor Held for Cruelty 70 Dogs at University
Philadelphia. Dr J S weet, associate professor of surgical research at the University of Pennsylvania, was held in 400 bail by Magistrate Haggerty on a cruelty charge. A witness, Miss Henrietta Ford Ogden, testified she crawled through a fence to reach the kennels and saw a device described as a diminutive gallows used to break the backs of dogs during vivisection. The case highlights campus tensions over animal experiments and calls for humane practices.
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Philadelphia
J. 5
Weet
Asalutant
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
Haggerty
Society For the Prevention of
Henrietta Ford Ogden
Miga Ogsen
Ward
Cornell Men Earnings Reveal Self Supporting Students
At Cornell in Ithaca New York data shows 1009 undergraduates are partially self supporting with total yearly earnings of 184908, averaging 278 per capita, covering 82 percent of college expenses amounting to 48737. Only student earnings cover room and board. Individual earnings range from 100 to 200 for 890 students, 200 to 300 for 278, 300 to 400 for 51, 400 to 500 for 81, and over 500 for 42.
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Thaca
N. Y
Cornell
Seroh and
Spade
Eighty-Four-Year-Old Caroline McGregor Cares for Teeth
Mrs. Caroline McGregor aged eighty four, mother of Judge Ramuel McGregor, is described as cutting her third wet of teeth. The text notes eight teeth of the third cat have emerged so far, though the writing is garbled and unclear in parts.
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Brazil
Ind
Caroline McGregor
Ramuel M. McGregor
Watch Found After Thirty Five Years In Farmlands
In Menomonie a long lost open faced silver watch, once owned by Alfred Halverson, vanished while plowing. Fifty years later Edward Halverson found a broken crystal timepiece in a Star Prulvia farm field and returned it to the owner. A jeweler repaired it and the works ran smoothly again after oil and hinges were replaced.
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Edward Halverson
Cross
Star Prulvia
Mexican Woman Tries to Kiss California Judge
A Mexican woman offered to kiss Superior Judge Monroe in anticipation of a gift, causing officials to remove her from the courtroom. The man she arrived with faced a charge of failure to provide. he promised improvement, and the court discharged him. The judge then gave him $2 to help return to Ontario for work.
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California
Toa Angeles
Ricardo Rivera
Monroe
Rivera
Ontario
Monroa
Fragmentary medical ad copy with garbled text
A damaged OCR fragment promotes remedies for indigestion backache and general weakness. The text mentions a very woman with a bright brain, peach bloom complexion, and rab lips describing a cosmetic claim, then references remedies and weak or falling conditions.
Coughs and Constipation Cougs and Colds Lead to Trouble
A terse health note warns neglect of coughing or constipation may signal serious lung issues. It urges timely medical evaluation for persistent symptoms and outlines the risk of complications if ignored.
Undefined fragment hints at medical misfortunes on Fourth of July
Fragmentary OCR text references injuries and healing, mentioning a Fourth of July event and various garbled terms and names. The readable bits suggest a medical or accident context with unclear specifics and several misspellings. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or places are consistently identifiable.
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amaRlty
Letover
Huck
Move On Now and Crowd Clash on Street
A fragmented report describes a crowd confrontation on a street with police involvement. It mentions a harsh tone, pills, and readings of medical or court-like actions. Dr Ring and Neate Follows are referenced in a cryptic sequence, with unclear actions and outcomes.
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Saya
Ring
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