Immigration Laws Score at National Conference in Seattle
July 7 in Seattle speakers at the Fortieth National Conference of Charities and Corrections urged reform of U S immigration law. Charles W. Blanpied of the Pacific Coast Immigration Congress presented a survey of regional conditions. Delegates debated protective tariffs and measures to curb what they described as inviable immigration and wage competition.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
National Conference of Charities and Correctiolus
Charles W. Blanpied
Pasle 1 Coast
Congress
Guthrie Leaves Pittsburgh for Tokio as Ambassador
George W. Guthrie former mayor departs for Tokio to assume duties as American Ambassador to Japan. He is invited to speak at a San Francisco banquet on July 11 before sailing from that city on the Mongolia on July 16.
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Pittsburgh
George W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
Tokio
Japan
Guthrie
San Francisco
Mongolia
Weekly Weather Bulletin and Brooke County Oil Discovery
The weather bulletin forecasts cooler conditions to start the week in the East with a rise later, and warmer readings in the West with moderate midweek moderation. High pressure brings fair weather across the region. A disturbance near the North Pacific should cause only local showers in the Northwest and the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys midweek. In Brooke County, excitement surrounds a new all well venture near Bosch Bottom yielding about 100 barrels per day, with offers of $1,000 per acre for nearby farms and the Pant Bron company claim of the heaviest producer yet.
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Weather Bureau
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Northwest
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Follansbee
W. Way
Bosch Hottom
J. Logan Miller
Ambassador Page Son Draws $35 000 Salary
An editor from World’s Work notes that an ambassador’s son resumes a $35 000 annual salary. The item highlights the salary figure and the connection to the ambassador’s family.
Laborer Dies After Trolley Car Accident Near Erie
Hole Pa July 6 A Ball Engine Works laborer John Haydn was crushed under a trailer wheel while trying to alight a Waldameer car near the Reed Manufacturing works and died shortly after at Hamet hospital. He forgot the trailer was behind the car and attempted to step onto the tracks near his home.
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Waldameer
Ski
Rolling Mills
Reed Manufacturing Company
John Hagdn
Ball Engine Works
Hamet
Haydn
Airman Escapes Death After Balloon Drop at Sands Point
Frank M. Gay, 21, fell from a runaway dirigible above Sands Point near Howard Gould estate and swam about 20 minutes before rescue. He reached Castle Gould exhausted but alive, aided by Guggenheim associates who chased the airship in a motorboat.
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Frank M. Gay
Pallaude Amiuse
Long Island Sound
Howard Gould
Sands Point
Atlantic Ocean
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Gay
Mr. Gould
Richard Grand
Aleck Murray
Jamon
Joseph Donnelly
William Guggenheim
Giggenheim
Castle Gould
Bluffs
Palmaios
Friedmann Cure Focus Of Homeopathy Convention
The sixty ninth annual American Institute of Homeopathy meeting opens in Neaver Colorado with discussions on the Friedmann cure for tuberculosis and its perceived efficacy. About 1500 to 2000 physicians from across the United States and South America attend, amid an exhibition of medical supplies and instruments.
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Institute
United States
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