Four Thousand Twenty Enemy Aliens Interned
The Department of Justice told the House immigration committee that four thousand twenty enemy aliens were interned during the war. Two thousand two hundred were merchant seamen and the remainder resident aliens. The committee adopted a favorable report on the deportation bill to be introduced in the House.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
House Immigration Committee
Swenty
House
Sub chaser halts whiskey launch in Mississippi Sound
Revenue officers aboard a naval submarine chaser overhauled and captured the gasoline launch Tim carrying whiskey in Mississippi Sound. Listening devices aided the search and two shots were fired before the craft was stopped, according to F. S. Pendleton of the Justice Department.
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New Orleans
Tim
Mississippi Sound
F. S. Pendleton
Department of Justice
Musterole Quick Relief Ad With No Blister Claims
An old fashioned mustard plaster alternative Musterole is advertised as a clean white ointment that avoids blistering. It is rubbed on to relieve sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neur algia congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back and joint pain sprains sore muscles bruises chilblains frosted feet and chest colds with doctors and nurses reportedly recommending it. Jars priced 30c 60c and hospital size 2 50.
Filene Foresees Industrial Dangers From Unemployment
Boston merchant A. L. Filene told the Senate labor committee today that unemployment poses dangers to industry and urged consideration of labor legislation. The hearing in Washington focused on economic risks and policy options.
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Washington
A. L. Filene
Boston
Senate Labor Committee
Challenge Britain on air control exposition set in New York
Aviation editor notes that the American Manufacturers' Aircraft Association will stage an aeronautical exposition at Madison Square Garden from Feb 27 to March 6 to showcase civilian aircraft designs and to demonstrate U S leadership in aeronautics amid British efforts to dominate civil air transport.
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New York
American Manufacturers’ Aircraft Association
Madison Square Garden
New England
War and Navy Departments
United States
Civil Aerial Transport Committee of
Great Britain
Manufacturers’ Aircraft Association
Luther K. Bell
The
Association
Boston Post
Mr. Bell
America
Industrial unrest fears and employment plans urged
The speaker urged cooperation of national state and city employment bureaus to avoid postwar trouble. He warned business leaders that inaction could birth a labor party and stressed the need for constructive use of workers’ power. He warned unemployment may last three to six months after demobilization and noted skilled shipyard labor shortages. He cited wage and price changes, with a suit rising to 35 dollars as labor costs and wool prices climbed.
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Hollis
New Hampshire
America
Filene
American Federation of Labor
W. T. Clemens
Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation
Bristol, Penn
HE. O. Howard
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Chicago
Parachute Design Proposals and Flight Dope Research
J B G invites parachute designs for Aero Club of America prizes at 207 Madison Ave New York. H A L reports attempts to fire proof airplane fabric dope fail without sacrificing weatherproofing. J K describes the inclinometer and banking indicators aiding night flying and aircraft attitude sensing.
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The
Aero Club of America
Madison Avenue
New York
J. K
bill for employee director opposed in hearing
Senator Loring's bill to allow corporations to place an employee on their board faced strong opposition at yesterday's hearing. Charles J. Hodgdon of the AFL warned the measure lacks employee selection guarantees and could place a corporation favored director on the board, harming employee organization.
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Loring
Legislative Committee On
Charles J. Hodgdon
American Federation of Labor
German and Polish emissaries in Bromberg confer over 14 point plan
German and Polish emissaries met in Bromberg for several days of talks. A telegram to the Polish National Committee in Paris says the Germans rejected all terms of the 14 point Polish proposal presented by Albert Korfanty, a former German Reichstag deputy.
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Paris
Bromberg
Poland
Polish National Committee
Albert Korfanty
Supreme People’s Council of
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Aircraft Production Department
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St. Louis
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