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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1920

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Immigration ban tops Senate House agenda in early session

Senate and House aim to push major first session actions. Aiming to revive the war finance corporation and extend Federal Reserve credits to farmers, leaders expect a vote after debate. Meanwhile the House pursues Johnson bill to halt immigration for one year with extending talks on broader four year ban.

Washington, D. C Senate House Congress Agricultural Committee War Finance Corporation Federal Reserve System Baker California Johnson Immigration Committee

Country menS Wives are Scarce Discovery Report

Donald B. McAullan announces a new Arctic country where wives are scarce and valued. Dr McMillan from the Perry expedition reports Esquimaux north of Hadean bay living in a tribe untouched by civilization. Men greatly outnumber women creating a high demand for brides and early betrothal of girl babies.

Philadelphia Donald B. McAullan Dr. McMillan Perry North Pale Esquimaux Hadean Bay

Mexico's Mines to take emergency action this week

Mexico plans a presidential decree to ease freight rates taxes and import rules after the government finds about one third of the republics 3 500 mines closed due to low metal prices. The move aims to avert industry paralysis affecting more than 600 000 workers.

Mexico Mexico City Republic Treasury Department

Congress Hears Wilson Message Promises Just Laws for World

President Wilson’s address to Congress urges democratic faith as the nation’s guide. He urges a workable budget system, tax reform, and economy in expenditures while stressing America’s duty to lead in promoting justice for nations and aiding war heroes. He also calls for famine relief loans, Armenia aid, Philippine independence, and stronger law to regulate commerce and storage.

Washington Wilson Congress State of the Union Abraham Tincoin Germany United States Ita Great Britain Secretary of the Treasury Board For Vocational Education Tmier Armenia Arroenta Philippine Islands America

Vast Lunar Crater Compared To Northeast Cities

A large lunar crater about 300 miles across is described as a vast amphitheater ringed by lofty mountains. It would hold all land between Philadelphia and New York along with major population centers such as Long Island and Brooklyn, illustrating the crater's immense scale.

Philadelphia New York City Long Island Sound New Yori Bay Brooklyn Manhattan Trenton Delaware River

The Vanishing Cowboy in Western Picture Today

The cowboy, once a stockman, has largely vanished from western films. He now mostly acts in Hollywood productions or barnstorming rodeos, using cattle as props rather than livelihood. In few places he remains on the range, but in diminished form, skilled with engines and tools rather than horses and six guns.

Holly‘wood Salinas Pendletop New York Times

What are you talking about Youre already married

The dialogue presents a humorous exchange in Flatbush about a marriage status. A man asks a cook if he can stay another week and she replies No, implying a lack of permission or disbelief. The exchange highlights social expectations and humor in domestic life.

Flatbush Bensonhurst Luotte-Aurore Dupin Berry Marshal Saxe Monsieur Dudevant Paria Tyre George Sand Sbe Sahe Paris Alfred de Munset Hke Haw France Inolace Lelia Oqoasuelo

Federal official to enforce prohibition in national scope

A federal commissioner will be a nationalist based in Dubuque to enforce prohibition laws. J L Kennedy, former national bank examiner, is promoted to chief examiner for the ninth federal reserve district. The report notes large corn yields at Wilkerson farm Allison averaging over 72 bushels per acre. Various local incidents include a missing EagLe Lake mother Gertrude and Grace Nelson, a Perry farm sale to Harry Hall at 225 per acre, and bank robber prevention efforts across Clinton county.

Dubuque J. L. Kennedy National Bank Ninth Federal Reserve District Wilkerson Allison Paul Nelson Eagle Lake Minn le Minnesota Gertrude Find Grace Burnside Lillian Edwards H. T. Wagner Waterloo Sam Chase Perry Harry Hall Mr. Chase New Hampshire Clinton County Russell Morgan William Morgan Vingavar Hansell Lutheran Des Moines T. D. Long Manson Democrat Jack Datton Long Journal Manson Journal Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company Boone Midland Packing Company Sioux City Carr Thirty-ninth General Assembly Legislative Committee of the American Legion University of Iowa University Hospital Robert Wilson Letia Bellevue Hospital Muscatine Mississippi River Aheliers Thomas Hedge Iowa United States Congress Burlington Thomas Hedge, Jr Burlington Gazette Lyman, Hedge Lewis Fair Grounds Amat Ican Legion

George Sand and Consuelo: Two Lives in Detail

The article profiles George Sand with birth, marriage, exile, and prolific writing including 107 volumes, and Consuelo the opera singer's turbulent era in Venice Vienna and Prague. It tracks their careers, lovers, rivalries, and fateful choices shaping art and identity.

Children Aid War Orphans Campaign by Schoolchildren

Public schoolchildren are urged to aid war orphans as Miss Katherine Reynolds McCormick spoke for Near East Relief. In Armenia the message moved students to act, adding $554 to the relief fund in two days from local school efforts.

Katherine Reynolds McCormick Armenia

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