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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
14
Gov Louis II assists in clearing roads at Rainier National Park near Seattle for its opening. A June snow battle draws all hands into the celebration, highlighting the festive start of the park.
Miss Edna O'Dea of the prohibition office photographed with a large bear trap captured by Federal Prohibition Agent D J Gantt near Etowah Georgia. The trap was set near a still to catch the first prohibition agent who came around.
Joseph Jacobsen a former U S army airman who fell near Tow ers France in May 1918 has spent time in ten hospitals four since the start of this year Seven Jacobsen brothers served in World War I and vied for the record of the family with the most service members
Washington officials release nine month totals on immigrant entries and departures by race from July 1, 1921, to March 31, 1922. Jews lead with 48,728 admitted. Italians show 40,031 admitted, while 44,082 emigrants left for Italy. A total of 0,630 aliens were excluded. 3,546 already in the U.S. were arrested and repatriated. Congressman Albert Johnson hails the policy as timely and calls for base quotas and citizen eligibility limits.
For the period total arrivals at all ports were 542 478 and departures 488 639 with a surplus of 35 839. Nine months admitted 241 644 immigrant aliens while 160 918 emigrated, a net 80 726. Non immigrant aliens debitted 88 579 and 109 413 left. Here is the vest oasis under a coat faucet used by bootleggers. owner arrested in Milwaukee for dispensing drinks at a dance.
R. E. Woods of Porterville California awoke to a rattlesnake nine rattles long coiled at his bed. He shot the snake with a revolver from under his pillow and the bullet that killed it clipped his big toe. Woods was taken to a hospital with the rattlesnake still in his possession as proof of his tale.
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