Friday Notice Summary From April 9 1926 Edition
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
4
Restricted Immigration and Quota Delays Across Nations
Richard Lee Stout notes in the Boston Independent how the 1924 restrictive quota act delays immigration. He cites England twenty month, Hungary twenty thousand applicants equating to forty two years, and long waits for Ireland Germany Austria Spain Lithuania Netherlands Norway Poland Romania and Russia with decades-long timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lee Stout
Boston Independent
United States
Hungary
England
Irish Free State
Germny
Germany
Ireland
Free State
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Spain
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Rumania
Russ
Wild Children in Russia and American Prosperity Recounted
An American piece argues Russia houses 800 000 to 1 000 000 street waifs amid social diseases and squalor. It claims Lenine funds largely support the Communist Youth union, not welfare, and notes a refused invitation for YMCA aid unless "Christian" is dropped from the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Texas
United States
The
Commissariat of Health
Lenine Fund
Communist Youth’s Union
Young Men's Christian Association
When We Went Dry in New York Day by Day
The Eighteenth Amendment took effect January 16 1920 marking nationwide prohibition on manufacturing selling or transporting intoxicating liquors. The Volstead Act defining intoxicating liquor at 14 percent alcohol density faced swift passage after Wilson veto was overridden by Congress reflecting strong opposition to repeal prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Wilson
House
Lowley
Luella's Confidences On The Atlanta Station Scene
Mary Forrest watches Luella boast of an engagement while Cyrus Wade ferries luggage at Atlanta station. Luella advertises a future marriage to Phil Andover as Mary recalls the brown-eyed man who has haunted her thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella
Atlanta
Mary Forest
Cyrus Wade
Mary
Miss Forrest
Mrs. Wade
Bagace
George
Lucila
Ferner Fem
New York
Fortuna
Savannah
Mary Forrest
Phil Andover
Phil
Luetta
Radio Listings With Station Spots Across Cities
A dense compilation shows radio schedules across many markets with programs from daytime talk and music blocks to concert programs and orchestras. It lists stations in Philadelphia Detroit New York Dallas Chicago Montreal Denver and more with times and show names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Weecco
Minneapolts
Newark
Brettog Hall
WHAS
Louisville
WHT
Chicago
Daddy
Wear
Cleveland
WEAF
Wmpepf
Miami Beach
Population figures by race and origin listed for New Jersey and New York
The document presents rough demographic tallies including white population figures for New Jersey and New York, counts of persons born abroad, natives with foreign-born parents, and related percentages. It appears to be a historical snapshot with several garbled lines and OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerery
Vos
pereStage
Larote
New York
Massachusetts
Missouri
Farmer Brown's Boy Sees Ducks Grow Wild Over Hunting
In a Burgess tale set at the Smiling Pool, Farmer Brown's Boy laments heavy hunting that has driven Mr. and Mrs. Quack to fear and flight. He argues sport lies in fair play and notes laws and seasons have made ducks wary, then quietly feeds the birds to test their trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer Brown
Mire
Farmer Brown
Farmer Crown
Mrs. Quack
Smiling Pool
T. W .Burgess
Voting Confusion Over Democratic Ticket Split Sparks Debate
The Dallas News recounts a March 20 remark by R. C. Aymona about 250,000 loyal Democrats who backed Dr Tutte over Mrs Ferguson in the general election. The writer questions party loyalty and shifts in the Democratic stance amid internal conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Dallas News
R. C. Aymona
Ferguson
Dr Tutte
Boite
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