Indians to gain citizenship under new act
The Indian Citizenship Act signed by President Coolidge will make every native-born Indian in the United States a citizen, Indian Commissioner Burke announced. Citizenship grants do not remove restrictions on lands under government guardianship, and wardship remains inconsistent with ownership rights.
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Women in Pen May Not Rob Their Hair
Canon City warden orders inmates at the Colorado site penitentiary to grow bobbed hair into longer styles. He argues that orderly, womanly appearance should be preserved during incarceration. The decree targets women arriving with bobbed hair and outlines enforcement. A separate note mentions 22,000 year old France-found implements.
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Child's Capacity Must Be Studied at Moorhead College
Dr. Payson Smith Massachusetts education chief addresses 123 graduates at Moorhead State Teacher College. He urges focusing on the child’s capacity and the teacher’s liberty in curriculum, warning against overburdening and stressing individualized development and parental understanding in education.
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Beat Er Up Romance Ends In Sorrow On Broadway
Imogene Wilton, a former convent girl turned Follies star, recounts a tumultuous affair with Frank Tinney in New York. A televised party ends with a suicide scare mistaken for tragedy, leaving Wilton battered and Tinney mocked. psychoanalytic views frame the incident as emotional deprivation and social pressures in theatre life.
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Women to Thy 10 Get the Vote Out Campaign
Minnesota League of Women Voters launches a six month drive to boost registered voters to 924 630 or three quarters of qualified citizens. The effort targets Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth with house to house solicitations and new bureaus to inform voters about candidates and registration.
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Honesty Urged On Real Estate Men By President
President Coolidge urged real estate men to uphold honesty in transactions at a National Association of Real Estate Boards event. He argued fair dealing benefits both buyers and sellers, and that brokerage alone should not drive a sale. Civic pride and home ownership are tied to responsible business conduct and community leadership.
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New Unit Honoring Nation's Milestones Dedication
A Tennessee milestone dedicated in Nashville marks the third unit in the nation’s good roads program. Erected along a state highway near Nashville, the white Tennessee monument stands three by two feet with five-foot base. Governor Pray participated as officials praised the initiative linking Washington and San Diego milestones.
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The Real Story of the Shooting of D. M'Srew
A chaotic OCR recounts a shooting incident at an unnamed location with disjointed names. It describes a struggle, a witness, a bystander and a fearsome moment ending with a scream and a confrontation between a stranger and a married couple.
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Meighan Stars in Another Crook Story
In a new film The Confidence Man Meighan portrays The Eyes, aiding a wealthy old financier against a fake stock theft plot. Virginty Valli co stars with Laurente Wheat and Charles Clarke in a Victor Sleeman directed production adapted by Saul Solone.
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Power firm to build two dams in Oregon river
Fower Company to build two dams in central Oregon Deschutes river. license granted by federal power commission to construct a 80-foot dam at Pashetin and a 10-foot dam at Metoins site eight miles above Pelton to develop 250 horsepower. Contemplates selling part of the power to Portland public utilities.
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