Deportation of Alien Bootleggers Urged in Erie County
Erie officials consider deportation of foreign bootleggers who have served jail sentences and lack citizenship. Immigration officers have secretly worked in the city for two months, aiming to arrest noncitizen violators of liquor laws. Names of convicted bootleggers, including noncitizens, are on a monitored list, with an estimated 200 cases of foreign born individuals convicted locally.
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Erie County
Erie
Immigration Department
United States
Government targets deportation to curb bootleggers
A government officer claims deporting foreigners who violate liquor laws is the most effective way to stop bootlegging. Records show 80 percent of bootleggers are foreigners who lack citizenship and enjoy protection from the government. Deporting these non citizens would reduce bootlegging, with no prior instance of a citizen bootlegger being expelled.
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Tax Cut Bill Reported Out By Senate Finance Panel
Senator Smoot of Utah, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, submitted the majority report favoring passage of a 52.661 million dollar federal tax reduction bill. The report was signed by ten Republican members. a minority, supporting a larger cut, will be filed later by Senator King, Democrat, Utah.
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United Press
Washington
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
King
Billowy Bow Fashion Debuts With Voluminous Chiffon
The piece promotes a bold season for Billowy Bow Fashion featuring voluminous chiffon bows not suited to the small tailored type. They flutter in light gusts and are sketched with chiffon to be worn with printed crepe frocks, available in white or colored options.
Whales Sold To Move Closer To Chilean Shores
In a notable sale, whales are being traded to bring them nearer the shores of Chile than any other region. The move aims to adjust whale distribution for proximity to coastlines and potential study or viewing opportunities.
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Chile
Catholic Daughters plan installation at St Edwards Hall
Elaborate plans are announced for the Catholic Daughters of America installation at St Edwards Hall on Saturday January 30th. District Deputy Mabel Schell of Meadville will attend with officers and members. Dinner will be served prior to the ceremony and a large attendance is anticipated.
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Catholic Daughters of America
St. Edwards Hall
Mabel Schell
Meadville
St. Edward's Hall
Early horses came with Cortez for 1519 conquest
The earliest horses in America were brought by Cortez for his 1519 campaign in Mexico. Horse breeding today traces back to cavalry mounts used by Cortez and his expedition.
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America
Cortez
Mexico
Market notes show subdued prices across pork and other meats
Market updates report quiet demand in pork across regions with prices around 37.50 for lard steady in the Middlewest spot. Copper and sugar show limited activity with northern and centrifugal grades quiet. Tallow and dressed poultry markets remain dull with scattered figures for turkeys fowls ducks and geese in Long Island trade.
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Middlewest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Turkeys and dairy prices reflected in fragmented OCR
The text lists various farm goods and dairy items with scattered prices and descriptors, followed by a note on credit use in U S retail and wholesale trade. It mentions turkeys roosters chickens butter eggs cheese and butter with inconsistent pricing and regional references, then a statistical claim about credit settlement in commerce.
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