Orientals Deportation Roundup Planned for February
A San Francisco report states that a party described as undesirable Mexicans Japanese Chinese and others from Arizona and California will arrive February 3 for deportation. Immigration Commissioner Edward White announces the plan to assemble such aliens in a national roundup with special squads touring the country. The train will collect ineligible Asiatics through Seattle Oregon Washington and then proceed to New York for European undesirables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chiesa
Arizonia
Bsolitherm
California
Edward White
Commissioner of
Immigration
Immigration Service
Foundig
White
Oregon
Washington
Seattle
New York
Shop Taxpayers Strike Shakes Vienna Crisis
Berlin dispatches report a tax payers strike sweeping Vienna's largest factories as government fears a wider general walkout. Workers protest tax collection and demand exemptions while municipal staff push for an annual wage rise of eighty two thousand crowns amid a post and telegraph strike halting mail and telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vienna
Unquowa Red Men Install New Officers
Unanowa tribe No 68 Improved Order of Red Men of Fairfield held the opening of their new hall on the Post road in Bisfield to witness the annual installation of officers. Deputy Plimley installed 38 officers led by Sachem George Coles senior sagamore William O'Dwyer and junior sagamore R A Night. The tribe, organized in LAIR, is now one of the state’s largest with 332 members and a recent drive secured 59 candidates to be installed soon. The teams in the drive entertained the winners at a quiet banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Fairfield
Bis
Plimley
Sachem
George Coles
Sagamore
William O'Dwyer
Junior Sagamore
R. A
Lair
At & Banquiet
Dr McQueeny Elected Hospital Staff Head
Dr Andrew McQueeny was elected president of the medical staff at St. Vincent's hospital during the annual meeting and banquet at the Sea Side Club. He succeeds Dr D J McCarthy. others named include Dr RB Miskowski as vice president and Dr D H Monahan as secretary. Thirty-five staff members attended the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Hospital
Andrew McQueeney
D. J. McCarthy
RB. M. 8Kowski
D. H. Monahan
Daniel T. Banks
Carl 3. Gade
Healy
Bruce J. Curr
F. BP
Carrol L
iDr
Falvas
Mdicina
Robert B. Meane
M. Garlick
Electrical goods shops seek to avert crisis in Berlin
Berlin January 7 The Sie men Schuckert Electrical company reports a financial crisis among manufacturers and buyers of electrical materials due to low values a large oversupply and bankruptcies. It calls on producers distributors and customers to cooperate to prevent a threatened panic and aid several large buyers financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Siemen-Schuckert Electrical Company
Aessst
Ite
Bridgeport Traffic Report Records 2416 Accidents in 1929
A city report submitted to the superintendent by the bureau shows 2416 accidents in Bridgeport during 1929 resulting in 32 fatalities and 104 injuries. The period also logged 459 court summonses and arrests connected to these incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolige
Treme Bureau
Bridgeport
Population of Brazil Reported at 30,553,509
Wastingtom January 1. The population of Brazil is now 30,553,509 or more than one fourth that of the United States, announced today by the Brazilian embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Wastingtom
United States
Braz
Belegla Case Involves Hospital Visit After Altercation
Joseph Belegla of 23 Arch Street, a laundryman at the Atralfield Hotel, faced an incident with Frank Bieya leading to injuries and a hospital trip. The dispute, described as a quarrel over clothing attire, prompted police involvement as the case continued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Belegla
Arch Street
Atralfield Hotel
Frank Bieya
St. Vincent's Charital
U. S. Bureau Proposes New Aliens Distribution Plan
Washington January 14 McBride chief of the inselection of the State department urged a government run immigration commission to supervise admissions and direct migrants to regions where needed using a passport visa system for prospective arrivals in Europe. He warned of a flood of immigrants and noted emergency legislation not necessary within a year. Frances Neidor named vice chair of the Inter-Race Council and Caminetti to report after studying European conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
State Department
Senate Committee
Washington
United States
Senate Immigration Commisisa
Garry A. McBride
UN Commission
Me. Belde
Erdab
Europe
Uise
Coit
Rhode
McBride
Frances Neilor
Vica
Int
r-Rae
Shoes Sell for Six Times Cost Of All Leather
L D H Weld of Swift and Co says the cost of hides used in shoes has plummeted since the war. He notes that a pair of men’s shoes now costs only about a slab above the leather cost, with hides down from around 50 cents per unit to about 14 cents, and uppers from roughly $1 per pound to 15 cents.
Humane Society Awards Hero Dog New Collar
At the 56th annual meeting of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in NWUW Fork on January 13, a hand some collar was presented to Mulkey the collie whose bark warned residents of a New York apartment building during a winter fire. A silver plate on the collar reads Do Fluffy noting the dog’s devotion and watchfulness saved thirty two people from death on November 7, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwuw Fork
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mluity
New York
Dore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brigg
Johnston & Murphy
W. Grove
van Dyi
Sanbo Coffee
van Dyk
Main St
Car
John
P. Sproviero
Main St. Newfeld
Post and Telegraph
DR. M'Queeny
U. S. Bureau
Weld
Humane Society
Hero Dog
Norwich
N. Tarrant & CO
Scott
Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Harbor Blues
Alaska
Meadow Brook
Medford
BRIDC
Sts
E. Main St
J.A. King
Main Street
Grant
Bar
Calorel Automobile
Roderic Peters Company
Main Street Bar
Nethnagle
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!