House Receives Flood of Bills and Resolutions in Congress
In Washington on a Monday session, the House opened with about 5,400 bills and resolutions filed, including proposals on prohibition, farm relief, flood control, immigration and national defense. A national referendum on repealing the 18th Amendment was urged by Representative McLeod, with others proposing a local option and a national temperance act. Immigration quotas may be cut by 10 percent annually for five years starting July 1.
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Norris
Nebraska
Smith
Ilinois
Ware
Pennsylvania
Senate
Budget Bureau
Ways and Means Committee
McLeod
Michigan
Oliver
New York
O'Connell
Johnson
House Inmigration Committee
Royalist fervor persists as Duchess de Guise seen as future queen
In Paris and southern provinces Royalists welcome the Duchess de Guise with planned receptions and vows of triumph as exile for the royal line continues. Crowds, including workers and midinettes, gather in rain to bid farewell to la Reine and the Duc de Guise, signaling enduring support.
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France
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Royal House of
Duchess de Guise
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Gard
Uzes
Naples
Amelie
Portugal
Chateau-Bellevue
Versailles
Musterole Promises Quick Relief For Congestion And Pain
An old home remedy for colds and congestion is mustard based plaster, now offered as Musterole a clean white ointment. It is rubbed on to relieve sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and other pains. A milder Children’s Musterole is available for babies and small children.
William and Mary inducts Otto Kahn Phi Beta Kappa member
Otto Kahn, New York banker and patron of music, is elected to Phi Beta Kappa by the College of William and Mary chapter in Williamsburg Virginia. He says America should value spirit, art, science and culture over dollars.
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Williamsburg
Otto Kahn
New York
Phi Betta Kappa
College of William and Mary
America
Oaklands Sick Cub Lion Sparks Public Auction Dilemma
An Indian jungle cub lion in Oakland suffers from rickets. The park board, short of funds, plans a public auction while Mrs. Nancy Lee Nannetti, a local dog enthusiast, refuses to buy the ailing cub. The board prefers not to kill the animal.
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Oakland
Cal
H. A. Snow
Nancy Lee Nannetti
City Park Board
Nannetti
Park Board
Doty Released By French Army
Bennett J Doty of Biloxi Mississippi was released unconditionally from the French foreign legion by French military authorities on Monday. He went to the American consulate general and plans to depart for Paris then return to the United States.
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Marseilles
France
Bennett J, Doty
Biloxi
Mississippi
French Foreign Legion
Doty
Foreign Legion
Paris
United States
Camilla Horn rises as new leading lady for Barrymore
European import Camilla Horn arrives in America after being discovered by Emil Jannings in Germany. Barrymore invites her to star opposite him, enhancing her prospects in Hollywood as she begins her U.S. career. A brief note observes fashion trends with bronse velvet collars this winter.
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John Barrymore
United Artists
UPA
Camilla
UFA
Emil Jannings
VFA
Jannings
Marguerite
Barrymore
America
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