Wives Separated From 18 Rabbis Under Quota Ban
New York June 6 There was sorrow on the Berengaria as eighteen rabbis and their wives were separated under the Gottlieb quota ruling which prohibits a rabbi from bringing his wife if he is not a US citizen. The wives were to be sent to Ellis Island. many cried and protested as the large party of about forty waited. The Supreme Court decision reversed prior allowances and affects about 20 000 aliens here.
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New York
Gottlieb
Ellis Island
Supreme Court
Conquest Interrupted By Boy Wanderers Near City
Melvin Knight and Oscar Lorentz two 13 year old boys were stopped five miles west of the city by Knight’s father while en route to an unknown destination. Lorentz had recently come from Iowa seeking to return home. James Nuzan, 42, is missing from Central Insane Hospital.
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Melvin Knight
Pruitt Ave
Oscar Lorentz
Gent Ave
Knight
Lorentz
Iowa
James Nuzan
Central Insane Hospital
Club Leader Dies in Kokomo Democratic Leader
Mrs. Charles H. Havens, 58, prominent Democratic worker and club woman, wife of a former postmaster, died at her home in Kokomo Indiana from a brain hemorrhage.
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United Press
Kokomo
Ind
Charles H. Havens
Backyard Playgrounds Give Children a Yard Swing
A 1924 Batchelor guide explains building safe backyard swings. It compares wood and iron frames, outlines sizes and joints, estimates costs, and suggests ball bearing hangers and chain over rope. It notes suitable designs for children up to six and improvisations like a tire swing.
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W. C. Batchelor
Teaching Is Not Money Making Work
Prof E D Burton explains a teaching career requires full college training. After a bachelor's degree, a professional line and substantial graduate study lead to a PhD. Early years involve minor posts and salaries from 1500 to 3000, with eventual tenure and potential salaries 3000 to 10000 depending on institution and success.
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E. D. Burton
University of Chicago
Kern Named Indianapolis Representative on Indiana Democrats Ticket
In a Tomlinson Hall convention Indiana Democrats chose John W Kern II son of the late senator as the second Indianapolis member on the state ticket. Kern was nominated for reporter of the Supreme Court after a rapid rise from Harvard Law School to Indianapolis practice following Moores death.
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John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Kern
Supreme Court
Carleton B. McCulloch
Harvard Law School
Charles W. Moores
A. B. Anderson
Moores
United States
Is Coolidge President or Vice President Now
Washington reports debate over Calvin Coolidge’s status after Harding’s death. Edward D. Tittmann of El Paso argues the Vice President merely acts, not serves as President, raising questions if the House fails to elect a President and the courts endorse his view.
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Times
Washington Bureau
New York Ave
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Southwest
Edward D. Tittmann
el Paso
Texas
Tittmann
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Coolidge
Congress
la Follette
White House
Supreme Court
State Democratic Nominee Harry L. Arnold for Treasurer
The state Democratic convention on Thursday nominated Harry L. Arnold of Gary for the office of state treasurer. Arnold emerged as the party choice after the convention, setting the stage for the statewide campaign.
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Harry L. Arnold
Gary
Aiken Nominated for Supreme Court Judge by Democrats
John T. Aiken of Fort Wayne was nominated for Judge of the Supreme Court First District by the Democratic State Convention on Thursday.
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John T. Aiken
Ft. Wayne
Supreme Court
Burglars Take Safe From Madison Avenue Filling Station
Thieves removed the safe from the Supreme oil filling station at Madison and Troy Avenues through a window during the night. Attendant Claude Clark discovered the burglary today. The safe reportedly contained $90.05.
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Madison and
Troy Aves
Claude Clark
Frank G. Pick
Ashland
S. Pennsylvania St
Death and crime notes and a new VFW post formed
A wallet with 258 in cash and 780 in checks was lost in Massachusetts Aves or N New Jersey St as a Spann Company collector reported. M J Abbott reported a drug store break in at 1802 Madison Ave. the store is closed and loot undetermined. James M Fitzgerald 60 was found dead at the Sherman House from natural causes. he leaves two brothers. The Shenandoah Post of the V F W formed at Lakewood N J for crews of the airship Shenandoah with a view to Navy encampment duties in Atlantic City. A British Dental Association official urges simpler food and more raw fruit for better teeth.
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Spann Company
Massachusetts Aves
New Jersey St
M. J. Abbott
Madison Ave
James M. Fitzgerald
Sherman House
Charles R. Bach
Fitzgerald
Patrick
Bart Fitzgerald
Church St
The
British Dental Association
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