Prohibition Drives Foreigners Homeward From U S
New York March 12 Prohibition is driving foreigners homeward as emigration rises beyond immigration. Ellis Island records show 33 000 immigrations since January 1 while 61 000 have left the country most returning to Poland and Czecho Slovakia. March departures expected at 38 000 with 24 000 arrivals.
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New York
United States
Teane Siegel
House Immigration Committee
Ellis Island
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
The Lamp Carrier Of Bugou Meets Billy Firefly
David chases a tiny frightened firefly in Bugville and learns from Billy Firefly that his work spans day and night. He helps late bugs and meadow fairies by lighting their dances, while explaining it is their day when the sun is up.
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David
Firefly
Billy Firefly
King
Billy
Vairylandt
Bugville
Lamp
Billy Fire
Firefly Guests End Of Night Journey
David chides Billy Firefly about daydreaming instead of work. Billy recalls stories of lanterns in Dutch Guiana and South America, and Mexican tribes using fireflies for light. David plays host, promises safety, and Billy flies away as darkness falls.
Scow Overturns Near Nanaimo Amid Alaska Fisheries Run
Reports state a large scow carrying fisheries workers and gear from Seattle to Alaska overturned near Hatinaes Island on Tuesday. About 20 men were thrown into the water before tugs plucked them to safety.
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Sarr
Nanaimo
Columbine
Seattle
Alaska
Low Salaries Blamed for Teacher Shortage
Report from United States Bureau of Education highlights severe teacher shortage due to inadequate pay. State figures show 14240 schools lacking enough teachers with pay in 1918 averaging around thirty dollars monthly for elementary instructors amid rising costs and inflation.
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Wassingtos
United
Bureau of Education Conde Nons
Beter
Ataten
Tnt
Getoher
Hebe
Howe
Horoscope Forecast for an Uncertain Day in March 1920
Astrologers assess Saturday March 13 1920 noting Uranus in benefic aspect early while later showing adverse sway. The reading warns against hasty plans and major decisions, predicts potential lawsuits over contracts, and hints at career influences and travel prospects for those born on this date.
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Uranus
Algericans
Fortun
Harding Quits MI St Paul Protests Name Removal Bid
March 12. Gustaf 1 republican stie. was today requests ed by Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio to have Harding's name removed.
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Harding
Mist Paul
Gustaf
Stie
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Campaign activity noted before presidential primary
The report states that ballots for the Republican presidential preferential primary will be used and that he conducted campaigns in states where the preference primaries are scheduled to be held.
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Republan
Doctor braves snow drifts to reach dying patient
Dr J Vigeant of Red Hook faced deep country drifts that delayed him from reaching a gravely ill woman. He borrowed a cutter, then hired oxen to pull through four to five foot snow drifts, moving the Trotting Right Along through the obstacle filled route.
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Pocron
Poughkeepsie
M. Y
J. Vigeant
Red Hook
Milton Donnerly
Claremont
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Pilly Firefly
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Rae
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Alvensle
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British Columbia
Canada
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Fort Douglas
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Rattle
Colby
State Department
Kansas City Star
CARP
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Oses
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Jeweler Peoples Theater
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