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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
4
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Trade Congress shows no sympathy as 60,000 railway workers strike across England Scotland and Wales. Retired workers and volunteers keep limited service moving foodstuffs while managers seek peace talks. In London editors rush editions as trains halt and trucks ferry newspapers.
The United States expects to forward the Anglo-American rum treaty ratified by Britain within two weeks. Officials say delays came from sending the draft to British dominions for approval, now largely completed. Britain and the United States anticipate improved relations once the pact takes effect. Similar treaties with the Netherlands and others are progressing satisfactorily.
About 500 Ku Klux Klan members led by S. Glenn Young conducted liquor raids in Williamson County lasting ten hours. They captured 60 alleged bootleggers and found seven stills near Herrin at Weaver mining camp and Spillertown. Suspects were taken to Benson jail or bonded. Major Omar J. McMackin and Sheriff’s office learned of the raids after they ended.
Local column records weekend visits and community events in Farwell and Clare area. Mentions Forest Howell and John Henry traveling, leap year box social, church prayer meetings, and school radiator work by Mr Farrer and Frank Littlefield. Socials include a Floyd Burston tenth birthday party and Parent-Teacher gathering with H. S. orchestra. Michigan Night at Farwell Study Club features notable pioneers and essays on Michigan. Subscription pitch ends item.
The report from the Committee on Selective Immigration of the Eugenics Committee of the United States, chaired by Prof. Irving Fisher, advocates numeric limits and careful grant selection based on the 1890 census. It frames immigration as a long term family stocks investment rather than immediate productive labor.
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