Fragments From a Registration Note in a Local Library
The readable lines reference a register or notice with names and times. It mentions Steere Me Rem and SR, UN gehen, HED te ae and other garbled phrases. The fragmentary text hints at a public or archival entry with partial names and a possible event time.
Parliament debates on peerage surrender and high prices
In Westminster two constitutional topics dominated debate. The Commons blocked J H Thomas from introducing a bill to authorize accepting a peerage surrender. In the Lords the Clergy Qualification Bill clause was dropped allowing Church of England clergymen to be elected to Parliament. Lord d Abernon warned high prices stem from currency growth and debt, not scarcity or profiteering, and urged a Royal Commission and international currency talks. Viscount Peel supported rearmament and noted currency effects on prices.
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Westminister
England
Commons
House of Lords
J. H. Thomas
Viscount Astor
Thomas
Howse
Church of England
House of Commons
d'Abernon
Oe i Algo
Peel
Siliete
How to park right near a curb in tight spaces
A motor magazine article explains a method for parking between two cars with as little space as sixteen to twenty feet apart. It advises a leftward swing from the front car, then backing into the space, keeping tires from damage, and finishing with the front wheels near the curb while allowing space to swing out.
Immigration hearing cites Ellis Island abuses and proposed reforms
Byron H Uhl acting Commissioner testifies before the House Immigration Committee condemning Ellis Island practices under Frederic C Howe and noting inspectors did not serve until June 4 191? An exchange discusses proposed new rules and potential legislation to reform migration authority with calls to deport alleged anarchists and revise naturalization processes.
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Byron H. Uhl
New York
Immigration Committee
United States House of Representative
Ellis Island
Allempiaya
Frederic C.howe
Uht
John
Howe
Caminetti
Isaac Siegel
Rinray
Rt. Johnson
California
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Women’s legislative council expands reach under Mrs Ebanton
Under Mrs Ad Ebanton of Santa Ana, newly elected president, the California Women’s Legislative Council aims to broaden its scope as the sole state body coordinating women’s groups for legislative work. A plan from Mrs Lawton outlines county units and county presidents meetings with delegates from major organizations.
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Mra
Ad. Ebanton
Santa Ana
Woman’ 8
Legislative
Council of
California
Lawton
California Federation of Women's Clubs
Mothers Congress
Parent-Teachers Association
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