Immigrant Shifts and International News Commentary
The report surveys foreign born population shifts in the United States with Mexico and Italy rising in share while Russia falls. It notes overall gains in 1900s vs 1910s, and discusses immigration policy implications. It also covers European diplomacy, German proposals, and remarks on Russia and Bolshevik leadership observed by Emma Goldman and Jacob Rubin in Moscow and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Rubin
Emma Goldman
Moscow
Jacob H. Rubin
Socialist Party
Milwaukee
Victor Berger
Russia
Lenine and Trotzky
Czar
Rasputin
Romanoff
Alexander Berkman
Emma
United States
Haywood
Hughes
Costa Rica
Panama
Mayor Cocking’s Economy Program For Butte
The article endorses Mayor Cocking’s plan to cut costs and consolidate city services. It notes his proposals to merge city and county jails, close the emergency hospital, and pursue a bond refunding, urging citizen support to test his promises and improve police efficiency and street cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocking
Sendiny
Butte
Montana
American colonization flood hits Western Canada frontier
Dominioa authorities report spring emigration of American settlers to Saskatchewan and other western provinces. By February 541 families arrived, driven by rising U.S. land prices and drought conditions. Minnesota Dakota Montana columns supply most movers as Canada’s rail lines offer attractive terms to populate western lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominioa
Saskatchewan
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Dreuth
United States
Foreign born Germans lead U S birthplace rankings
The census bureau reports about 1.6 million people born in Germany live in the United States, the largest foreign born group. The decade saw declines across Germany Austria Ireland and Russia due to war and emigration restrictions, with German born dropping 318,035 and Austrian Irish and Russian losses also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
United States
Italy
Russia
Ireland
Mexico
Germany
America
Atlantic
Great Britain
Circus Gorilla Reflections Stir Mixed Reactions
Fragmentary remarks compare enclosure quality with hopes for better treatment and opportunities. Readers voice concern over animal welfare, while some express gratitude for care, amid confusion and discomfort.
Big Hole harvest and Montana trade concerns
The Montana press examines the Big Hole harvest with cattle sales around 730000 dollars and notes good hay yields but unsatisfactory prices. It questions price disparities between Corvallis and Great Falls, urges action, and warns about road safety and immigration issues while praising ongoing road development in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Jackson
Dillon Tribune
Corvallis
Montana
Great’ Falls
Great Falls
Bee
Taft collection of master pictures in Cincinnati home
In a Columbus style Cincinnati residence Charles P Taft brother of the former president shows one of the nation s finest private collections of Dutch English and French masters. The Taft holdings include Hals portraits once praised by Duveneck and other works reflecting two centuries of acquisitions. Baron trades industry of Cleveland uses moving picture films for trade promotion efforts signaling broader use of cinema in business communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Tafts
Cincinnati
Charles
P. Taft
Taft
Frank Duveneck
Frans Hals
Harlem
Hals
America
Duveneck
Brooklyn Eagle
Baron Trade
Cleveland
Ohio
Prohibition era quips and political jab at headlines
A scrambled collection of quotes and opinions from multiple papers mocking Prohibition, government policy, and political figures. It references Josephus Daniels, Wilson, Japan over Yap, tax plans, and debt. The fragmentary items read like a cross-section of editorials and sensational commentary from Washington Post Detroit Free Press Chicago News New York Telegraph Pittsburg Dispatch Indianapolis News and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Detroit Free Pres
Japan
Chicago News
New York ‘Telegraph
Mexico
Europe
Pittsburg Dispatch
Bii
Hank Himes
Coronel Bryan
Columbus
Humor of the Day and Society Bits Parade in Clippings
A collage of comic exchanges and social notes from London and Youngstown papers. Jokes about money, amusement taxes, and box office chatter mix with a playful kingly child Lord Tire and Cowper’s US production surge since 1880, highlighting lighter public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggie
London Mail
Punch
London
Blvins
Richmond
Youngstown
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Publishing
Compant
Anaconda
Mont
North Main Street
Standard Publishing Company
Associated Press
Eastern Representatives
Prudden, King & Prudder
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger
Chicago
Grove
Boston Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
France
Ruhr
German Republic
Simon
Newberry
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Ontario
Bryan
Phon
Fem
Trem
THE
Montana Press
Aoe
Hardin ‘Tribune
Lewistown
Democrat-News
Madisonian
Miss Alice
Alice Scopersson
Reptiolian
Oklahoma
Rainbow Division’ of Veterans
Washington
Alice
Malta
Ernest Evans
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Evans
International
Rhyme and Reason
Teasa
A. Daly
T. A. Daly
Caroline Pelts
Ingatestons Hall
S. Justice of the
Noice
England
Lord Tire
Sisters of Charity
Westminster
Good Shepherd
Hammer
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