Canadian Chinese head tax repeal limits entry to students and merchants
The Dominion Parliament repeal of the Chinese head tax sets entry for Chinese laborers under new regulation. Admission hinges on passports from a Canadian officer in China with port-of-entry examination retained. Students may enter only for study and without domicile, while merchants face investment and business criteria.
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The New Bonus Bill Faces Presidential Veto Clash
President Harding backs retrenchment but Congress pushes a 5 billion dollar soldiers bonus. American Legion backers say it will pass easily over a veto, while treasury officials warn it will wreck tax reduction plans. British receipts could offset some costs but cash payments may be avoided via bonds. Officials expect a presidential veto but anticipate enactment despite him.
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Canada’s Asiatic Aliens in British Columbia Debate
A 1900s-echoed debate cites BC and California fatigue with Orientals, listing 75,000 Asiatics in Canada and 55,000 in BC including 35,000 Chinese and 20,000 Japanese. Proponents argue for absolute Asiatic immigration exclusion, noting land control and economic impact while eastern provinces show less alarm.
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Lure of the Camp Promotes National Scout Movement Growth
National Boy Scout council meets at Kanahwahke lakes New York drawing 200 prominent leaders. Camping department reports 174 470 Scouts enrolled in summer camps, up 20 percent and 35 percent of all Scouts. Winter outings, hiking and treks expand outdoor program as forests parks and conservation groups assist with trails fire lines and tree planting.
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America
Alaska's Riches and a Nation's Watchful Eye
An analysis of Alaska's resources highlights the 250000 reindeer valued at 6.25 million, with growth to 4 million animals potentially worth about 100 million, mainly owned by Eskimos and Indians. It argues the industry could lure investors, reshaping perceptions of Alaska as barren. The piece weaves in tangential notes about Harding's visit, a London editor's war prediction, and comments on figures like La Follette and Ford, reflecting a broad, satirical national mood.
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Turkeys Women Look To Vote And Education Reform
The article notes Turkish women may gain suffrage within two years under Mustapha Kemel, with a major congress planned and women already winning roles on education councils. It cites Mrs Mark Bristol aiding leaders, high illiteracy rates, and the move toward broader social participation.
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Bread tree to be studied in Honolulu
A breadfruit collection may be established in Honolulu for study propagation and dissemination. The proposal came from Pp J Webster of the Philippine Islands bureau of agriculture. Webster’s letter to Governor Farrington and Dr H E Gregory initiated the plan.
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Horoscope Says Lucky Day Ahead For Many Under Benefic Stars
Astrology notes Mercury Jupiter and Uranus in favorable aspects while Saturn poses some risk. The reading suggests lawyers clergy scientists profit, contracts signed today, and broad business cooperation. It forecasts gains in public ventures, aviation interest, invention activity, and favorable meetings for youth.
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