Milan Woman Defies U S Immigration Officials in Deportation Stand
A Milan socialite Anita Mott stymied U S authorities when quota limits filled, delaying deportation by four minutes as customs and ship officials scrambled. The New York dispatch cites her dramatic protest, luxury wardrobe, and tension with inspectors, while noting later accommodation aboard the vessel.
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Lily OL
Jessie Henderson
Journal-Ginzatte
The
Journal-Gazette
New York
Anita Mott
Milan
Italy
United States
Wills Island
Iself
Matti
Hushind
Mitun
Elim
Mrs. Moth
Chathoure
Motu
Malis
le Caine
Mott
Iita Alan
Ellig Island
Conan Doyle
Hoaven
U. S&s
Della Robla
Anyvtus
Marlon Spors
Autuindien
Vella Hobbin
Mian Spore
Burelka
Iantary
Jnright
Tie
Sarah
Jinta
Ivs a Hard Life and the Wollies Chorus Flight
In a quirky piece the front row singer Pea Mowell aims to perform. The setting involves daily setups and odd stunts at a beweln and Anos Ing location.
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Pea Mowell
Sha
Reparations Debates Dominate Diplomats In Paris
Paris reports a tense reparations crisis as Germany’s May 31 reply is weighed. France opposes reducing German debt without unanimous approval, and diplomats weigh the possibility of an international plan to settle the claims. The debate centers on whether Germany will meet reparations terms and how the commission might respond.
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Ty Amore Tarde
Franck
Amervion
Shoela Winniers
Feuruyle Gazette
Gongepht
Journal-Gazetted
Paris
Hana
Germany
Mrange
Crisia
Frances
Ireander
Joansy
Omianythers
France
Demany Thas
Great Britain
America
France and Germany Debt Talks Under Cannes Accord
The piece argues that under the Cannes agreement Germany could pay only limited annual marks and questions the handling of allied debt relief. It notes moral and financial difficulties, the need for Ruhr occupation, and the goal of reducing debt only after Germany’s resources are aligned. It critiques bankers and allied policy shifting away from solving the underlying payback problem.
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Cannes
Bulgum
France
Ingtanoe
Snll
Toxohar
Germany
Ruhr
Finger prints proposed to identify babies in New York
New York discusses using private fingerprinting to identify newborns and prevent mix ups with birth certificates. Officials claim fingerprints are distinctive and durable from infancy, potentially attaching to birth records to reduce misidentification in hospitals and civil records.
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New York
Dtnts Hrave
Leonardo da Vinci
New Yorke
Cinger
Hogar S. Copeland
Fauero
Angelea
Evare
Innerat
HC Ee Gy
pniMle
Ehil
Nan Cherecard
Hma
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Consolidated Stock Exchange
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