Alien Bill Loses Before Committee
Washington February 9 The senate immigration committee declined to favorably report the Johnson bill passed by the house halting immigration for one year. The vote was six to four with Senator Harris opposing the majority. The panel will reconvene Thursday as Harris vows to push for a committee report to bring similar House provisions to the senate and seek new immigration legislation.
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James A. Hollomon
Washington
Senate Immigration Committee
Johnson
House
Harris
Senate
Pape's Diapepsin Ad Offers Quick Digestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless reliable tablet to treat indigestion and acidity. It claims rapid relief from upset stomach belching heartburn and headaches and promotes freedom to eat favorite foods without fear.
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Pape
Milks Emulsion Promises Cure For Weak, Sickly People
A reader testifies after severe illness that Milks Emulsion rebuilt strength, improved digestion, and restored appetite. The ad touts it as a nutritious food and medicine, with a money back guarantee, selling at ten cents and a dollar fifty per bottle through The Mitkhs Emulsion Co. Terre Haute, Inc. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Mitkhs Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Inc
Senate debates immigration bill substitute and health figures
The Senate immigration committee considers a substitute to the house bill restricting European and Asiatic entry, likely to pass with minor amendments. Public Health Service data show 9,799 of 20,002 Ellis Island admissions were certified unable to earn a living, with 50 of 112 mentally defective and 167 of 636 with contagious diseases admitted, prompting calls for stricter controls and possible detention at Camp Dix for delousing.
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Washington
House Immigration Committee
Public Health Service
Ellis Island
Health Service
Cumming
Surgeon General
J. Weer
Bits Island
Johnson
Copeland
New York City
Camp Dix
War interview on Anglo American ties shocks press
Washington reports on a London conference between a British official and American newspaper correspondents raise tensions and war fears. Secretary Colby declined comment while the British foreign office denied any warning of war and said the reports lack authority.
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John M. Gleissner
United News
Washington
London
Colby
Foreign Office
State Department
Sir Auckland Geddes
Davis
Without Foundation
Associated Press
Foreign Office Today
United States
Great Britain
Whitehall
London Dispatch
Geddes
Fire destroys Detroit pier dances hall and resort
Fire of undetermined origin today swept the pier dance hall and the Coli seum, two river front amusements, causing an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. Several firemen were slightly injured when the pier hall roof collapsed.
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Detroit
BUREAUS SCORING BATTLE AT LEGION MEETING
Washington reports show American Legion leaders criticizing government bureaus serving veterans while urging Congress to pass measures for veteran relief. They expect hospital funding rise to 45 million and consolidation of bureaus to speed care.
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Washington
The
American Legion Today
Capitol
Congress
Legion
F. W. Galbraith
Penrose
Pennsylvania
House
Abel Davis
Chicago
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Vocational Education Board
Public Health Service
Jack's Clothes Aid Promotions In a Big Corporation
An office worker nicknamed Jack rises from three dollar weekly boy to a respected superintendent. He attributes his steady wardrobe upgrades to buying stylish, well cut clothes on easy terms from Home Art Supply Company at 172 174 Whitehall street, lending support to colleagues as promotions arrive.
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Jack
Home Art Supply
Whitehall Street
Laying of Great Cable Begun Between Key West and Havana
Key West February 9 work started on three telephone cables linking Key West to Havana for transatlantic talks. The Cuban American Telephone and Telegraph company, owned by AT and ITT, employs the British ship Stephan to lay the lines. Ships will place the three lines about three miles apart, with operations expected to connect to Bell system lines nationwide in two weeks.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
New York
Cuban American Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
England
Stephan
Germany
Florida
Iines
Bell System
Power of Calder measure on coal feared by labor
Washington February 9 Organized labor is apprehensive that the price fixing powers proposed in the Calder coal regulation will be directed against organizations of workers. Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor testified before the senate committee and said laws designed to prevent combination in industry have been used to curb workers seeking collective action.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Calder
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Germans Set Record for Dye Production
Paris, February. Germany now exceeds pre war coal tar dye production. Dye experts with the reparations commission say by month end Germany will surpass any previous monthly output of fine chemicals.
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Paris
Germany
Reparations Commission
Harding Ends Houseboat Vacation to Shape Cabinet
St Augustine Feb 9 Harding decided to return from his houseboat Victoria near Daytona to St Augustine for final cabinet selections and policy questions before the March 4 oath. He left the Victoria after several plan changes and will spend most of the period before inauguration here, readying for a busy transition.
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St. Augustine
Chiase
Harding
Victoria
Daytona
Indian River
Mosquito Lagoon
Miami
Ship chase ends as Harding guard pursues a pursuer
A fragment notes a pursuing incident aboard a vessel where patience wore thin and Mr Harding’s secret service guard gave chase, reflecting a tense moment during a maritime pursuit.
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Mr. Harding
Secret Service
Mrs Kriegshaber Opens Campaign For YWHA Fund
Mrs Victor Kriegshaber president of the Young Women's Hebrew Association conducts a campaign to raise five thousand dollars to be used in furnishing and completing facilities for the YWHA. The effort seeks support from community donors and local organizations to fund improvements and equipment.
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Kriegshaber
Y.W.H.A. Fund
Victor Kriegehaber
Young Women's Hebrew Association
I S
Camp project funds buy Hebrew Welfare building for camp
A group of about fifteen to twenty M H A members raised funds last summer to build a summer camp. They purchased the Hebrew Welfare building from Camp Gordon, moved it to Victor Kriegshaber’s farm, and estimate total camp costs at five thousand dollars as Kriegshaber works to raise the funds.
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Ting
Hebrew Welfare
Camp Gordon
Victor Kriegshaber
Cum Bites Krilegshaber
Brooklyn Churches Guarded by Police
New York February 9 All places of worship in Brooklyn were placed under special guard at midnight. Clergy complained to Police Commissioner Enright that valuable relics and equipment had been taken recently from churches and door boxes and others robbed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Enright
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Georgia
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American Legion
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