Senators Seek Favors for Aliens Amid Immigration Push
The article reports U S senators and congressmen pressing for special favors for Jewish and Polish immigrants. It notes the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society and lobbying groups push to influence Johnson bills. It cites large prepaid passage fees paid by relatives and urged action to protect quotas and consular approvals.
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Poland
Pole
Washington
The
Hing
Tshiore Berehileld
Herahfield
Congress
Balta
Baltlov
Pasange
Doney
Bulgarian Invasion Threat Quoted Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary wartime note describes tensions between Jugo Slavi and Bulgaria with threats of invasion. It mentions massive troop movements and declarations of war amid unclear dates and spellings. Strong entities include Bulgaria and Jugo Slavi, with references to war posture and possible motives.
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Dugeslavie
Bulgaria
Ecemsr
Alien seeks $468,032 in Bosch case in New York courts
Washington Otto Helna a friendly alien seeks $408,832 cash from the alien property custodian claiming the money was his personal property. He testified he was pressured by Garvan to turn over Bosch Magneto funds and signed a check under threat of internment or prison.
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Washington
Otto
Helna
Gtorchy Petrel
New York
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Henna
Robert Bosch
Bosch Brigneto Company
Springfel
Mass
Wenus
Telus
Prancia
Office
Healien Property
Stuttgart
Germany
Heine
Fort Oglethorpe
Bosch Magneto
Garvan
Helna Aad
Bosch
Helns
Garvin
Harriman National Bank
Obregon Secures $28 Million Mexico Loan
President Obregon arranged a $28 000 000 loan for Mexico as the revolution waned and the federal government reestablished. Chicago financier James Hamilton Lewie participated in the negotiations and witnessed the decree put into operation against American capitalism at the national palace.
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Lewis
Mexico
Mexico City
Obregon
James Hamilton Lewie
Chicago
United States
National Palace
Million Dollar Whisky Theft Reported in Chicago News
A sensational tale from Chicago reports the loss of nearly $1,000,000 worth of prewar bonded whisky from a government depot. The theft, linked to a vast hijacking plot, unfolds amid the prohibition era and ongoing efforts to trace the culprits.
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Chicago
Navy Asked to Fight Sea Rum and Piracy Threats
Rear Admiral C. Bward, commandant of the American coast guard service, urged funding to strengthen anti smuggling and piracy efforts. The House appropriations committee reported a deficiency bill of 18,?68080 to enable the coast guard to fulfill President Coolidge's recommendation for greater naval presence and enforcement against rum smugglers and illicit trafficking.
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C. Bward
American Coast Guard Service
United States
Joneasy
Ruth
Nquor
Hones
Coolidge
Ba Wade
England considers full women vote after second reading
The House of Commons passed a bill to extend the franchise to women over twenty one by a vote of 288 to no. The measure would widen the electorate to around 6,000,000 women, adding to a total of 20,000,000 electors with a female preponderance.
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Vlendd
Nose of Commons
Colenrate Ec
England
Towns face ring events and county meetings
Sixty contestants sign up for a packing match at Orange City Merch on March 28. Welfare workers plan a two day conference at Den Molnga on March 14 and 16. County and city officials in Grindy, Keokuk and Sac counties plan a joint project while cattle and hog shipments rise from Guthria Center. Fort Dodge teachers schedule March events. Tama County name origins and farm counts noted. prohibition warnings issued. Osage church maintains services with volunteer leadership. Des Moines health visits rise. Iowa business sentiment improves for 1924 with farm-related industries optimistic.
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Az Pact Si
Orange City Merch
den Molnga
Supotyibord
Grindy County
Keokuk
Atles
Ann Burne
Mason City
Josaph
Bar Humanity
Bayan
Guthria
Figuras Juet
Buchanan County
Holstein Breeders’ S
Asnelation
Heraes
Hell
Humboldt
T. D
Fort Dodge
Lews
Clarinda
Dee Moines
Cedar Rapida
Buriington
Tama County
City
S. PF
Tengus
First Baptist Church of
Osage
Chamber of Commerce
Mill Cowatt
United States
State
Triplemanta Delara
Busicaag
Hers
Thera
Pesalmlam
Conta
Ery Liang
Noay Landing
Poland
U S Government Market Report Summary for Feb week end
The report covers grain and hay prices in major markets including timothy and alfalfa, No. 1 dark northern spring wheat, No. 2 hard winter wheat, No. 2 yellow corn, and regional price variations. Live stock pricing for hogs, veal calves, lambs, yearlings, and feeders is listed, with dairy and fruit vegetable notes and regional market points across Chicago, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and other centers.
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Washington
Timothy
Incinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Prairie
Minneapolis
Louis
South
Den
Northwestern
Northern Stock Cabe Barn
Florida
Bulter
Wisional
Edvara
Ryk
Report on Dividends Paid to Stockholders
Washington firms must file returns detailing dividends and distributions paid to stockholders who are individuals, fiduciaries, or partnerships. The Treasury ruling sets a March 16 filing deadline for all domestic corporations not exempted from taxation.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Two Students Found Dead at Pottstown University
Two University of Pennsylvania students, Thomas Shenton and Jamea Warmk?svel, were found dead in Shenton’s room at the YOM. OF.A. police investigated after a note indicated a suicide pact but the bodies’ position prompted further inquiry.
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Pottstown University
Pottstown
Thomas Shenton
Jamea Warmk¢svel
Whitten ‘Sclino of Shance
Univerity of Pennsylvania
Shenton
Banker Ix Indicted With Gov McCray on 18 Counts
Indianapolis based report states banker Ix Morris and Governor McCray named in an indictment on 18 counts alleging violations of national banking laws. Morris is listed as principal and McCray as an aider in most counts citing bank conduct with Kentland institutions.
Jurors Dismissed Over Eighteenth Amendment Views
Federal court under Judge Paul J. McGormick dismissed three wiser youths as jurors after ruling their attitude toward the eighteenth amendment made it a useless waste of time for the court to proceed. The incident in Loa Argel es Cal involved scorn for prohibition law and demonstrates the impact of juror bias on trial conduct.
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Yiuigdon
Paul J. McGormick
Manila Auditor Stops Philippine Independence Push
A fragmented report notes auditor Ben Wright refuses to approve funding linked to Independence commission actions. The piece mentions advocates and anticipated consequences in the United Kingdom and Britain related to anti propaganda.
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Manila
Fands Manily
Ben
Wright
Lngding
Philippine’ Independence’ Commission
Holmbghell
Thie United
Britoa
Gleaming Hair Toner Promises Quick Restoration
An advertising era copy touts Dan dering as a tonic to restore neglected hair. It claims rapid improvement from thinning or dry hair, adding strength, color, and youthful luster. The product is described as refreshing and non greasy available at drug stores.
Calypso and the Odyssey's Immortal Nymph
In Homeric legend Calypso, a sea nymph on Ogygia, shelters Odysseus after his voyage. She grants immortality and eternal youth if he stays with her, but he refuses and leaves after seven years. She helps him build a raft to continue his odyssey home.
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Calypso
Ywland
Ogygia
Olyssen
Bla
Calypso Roe
Ulyasea
Calypeo
Thegois
Diamond Dyes Warn Women Against Imposition
A fragmentary warning targets women to beware imposition in advertising for Diamond Dyes. The notice stresses vigilance against misleading claims and urges readers to scrutinize packages and labels before purchase.
Diamond Dyes Alwaya Refusal to Return Package
A quirky notice warns to refuse packaging unless the label reads Diamond Dyea. It claims the Diamond Dyes line includes broad sections for tinting and dyeing garments and textiles beyond typical use. The message advises selecting any coating store and mentions substitutes.
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Alwaya
Coir
Keture
Local Football Play Turns Mix Up After Driver Stops
A crowd of boys played football when a lady driver narrowly avoided the ball by steering into the road. One player halted to tip his cap and compliment her, while the scene sparked a brief moment of reflection about patience and courtesy amid trouble.
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Bome
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