Why suspend immigration says Rep Albert Johnson
Representative Albert Johnson of Washington questions immigration flow arguing the United States is saturated and needs a breathing spell. He contrasts European chaos with American limits and warns that congestion breeds discontent and potential revolutions fueled by agitators and propaganda.
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Albert Johnson
Washington
House Committee On Immigration
Europe
Alaska
Siberia
New Wool Warehouse Planned For Dillon Area
The report that Dillon will gain a new commodious wool warehouse brings optimism to Dillon and Beaverhead and Madison counties. The First National Bank is ready and able to finance the project, enhancing a county that leads the state in sheep, wool, lambs, and mutton production and storage will elevate Dillon as a top Northwest wool market.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Madison
First National Bank
Northwest
The Happy Man Cheery Lunatic Exchange
A fragment shows a visitor exchange with line by line greetings and reflections on time passing, marked by the phrase another day gone and time files. The snippet appears from a Tit Bits style page with playful tones and brief dialogue.
Senator Calder Proposes Ten Bills to Ease Home Shortage
Washington plan aims to boost home building through a new Commerce Division for construction data and city planning, long-term housing loans, federal home loan banks, tax exemptions on dwelling profits, higher post office savings limits, and updated coal and credit policies. The report says these measures would not burden the Treasury and could curb material costs and monopolies.
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Washington, D. C
Unite States
William M. Calder
New York
Senate Committee On Reconstruction
Congress
Department of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Board
Housing Bureau
Federal Home Loan Banks
Treasury
City ticket caucus lineup praised for stability and proven conduct
The caucus nominates Roscoe Cornell a leading citizen with proven business success and safe city methods. John B. Mayfield a trusted figure in city finance. Lindley P. Phillips seeks police judge with prior satisfactory service. Amos Elliott W. T. Scully Leonard Eliel Fred Woodside Fred Waldorf Ed Lloyd are popular businessmen ready to serve.
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Roscoe Cornell
John B. Mayfield
Lindley P. Phillips
Amos Elliott
W. T. Scully
Leonard Eliel
Fred Woodside
Fred Waldorf
Ed. Lloyd
Reading, Conference, and Writing Maketh the Exact Man
A compact quotation noting that reading broadens the mind, conference readies a man, and writing forms a precise, exact character. The saying attributed to Bacon emphasizes self improvement through study, deliberation, and careful expression.
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Bacon
Lansing Flays League in His Paris Diary
Robert Lansing former Secretary of State, in Paris diary published in Washington dispatches, attacks the peace treaty and League of Nations covenant. He says the terms are harsh and humiliating, the league serves mighty powers, and the agreement betrays oppressed peoples with a self interested balance of power.
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Washington, D. C
Robert Lansing
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
League
United States
Five
Halls Catarrh Medicine Promises Health Benefits
An advertisement explains that Halls Catarrh Medicine builds up the system and cleanses the blood to reduce susceptibility to colds. It claims repeated acute attacks can become chronic and that the remedy soothes mucous surfaces to restore normal conditions. Prepared by J. Chensy & Co., Toledo, Ont.
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HALL
Chensy_& Co
Toledo
Onto
Political Pill Awakens Sleeping Shelly Sparks Party Turmoil
A fragmentary piece notes a so called political pill intended to quiet Shelley instead stirred a fighting Indian and caused convulsions within the Republican party. The text includes jumbled editorials and reader responses criticizing our cent remarks and bat term milk references.
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Shelley
The Story of Our States by Jonathan Brace B
French missionaries first entered Michigan in 1610 with settlement at Sault Sainte Marie by Father Marquette. Mackinac followed. Detroit grew slowly. After wars English control, then Canada then the United States. Michigan admitted 1837 as the 26th state with two peninsulas and vast Great Lakes coastline.
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Michigan
Sault Sainte Marie
Father Marquette
Mackinac
Detroit
Canada
Paris
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Upper Peninsula
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
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Arturo Toscanini
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Peerless
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Henry Burr
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Charles Harrison
Helen Clark
Charles Hart
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