Travel, Well Balanced Calexico Port Immigration Totals
Figures from the United States immigration office at Calexico show 9,830,708 persons moved through the Calexico-Me international port in 1994-1925. Of these, 4,909,661 traveled from the US into Mexico, with 8,627,883 aliens and 1,281,778 Americans. inbound travel from Mexico to the US included 3,639,277 aliens and 1,281,779 Americans. Heavy movement occurred in June and July, with February the slow month. Port imports totaled 64,165,601, with 1,447,349 suitable and 4,718 free to Mexico during July 1924 to July 1925, and port collections reached 315,639.
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Calexico
Cal
A. P
United States Immigration Office
Calexico-Me International
United States
Mexico
United States Customs Office
Forest People Discovered on Poora River by Gorodkoff
Russian explorer Prof B N Gorodkoff reports discovering a hitherto unknown Neshen tribe along the Poora River in western Iberia. He notes five Neshen clans totaling about 600 individuals, with distinct language and darker hair than Samoyed neighbors. The Samaveds refer to them as Pyan Ha Sovo meaning forest people.
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Irutkga
Iberia
B.N. Gorodkoff
Poora
Gorodkoff
Western
Siberia
New York Bout Postponed at Yan kee Stadium
The August 28 card at Yan Kee Stadium with two world light heavyweight title bouts Paris Berlenbach versus Jack Delaney is delayed a day due to Berlenbach injuring his left hand during training. Promoter Tex Rickard plans a new date while the other matchups on the bill remain intact.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Paris
Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Tex ‘Rickard
Ihand
Delaney
Indians Win 11 1 0vili? Kansas Haskell Institute baseball dominates Eagles 11 to 1
The Haskell Institute Indians defeated the Eagles 11 to 1 in junior league play last evening. Indians collected three hits as Eagles errors multiplied the runs. Tidd and Boss pitched for the Eagles. wild first inning allowed six runs, while other miscues sealed Wichita’s fate.
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Haskell. Institute Baseball
Eagles
Mtadians
Eagle
Redskins
Braves
Tung
Jone Eagle
Tidd
Boss
Fairview visit records Kathy Day and Gladys with Hines family
Fairview notes Kathryn Nannie and Lura Howard visiting Mr and Mrs William Hines and daughters last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mabel Day called Tuesday with Miss Gladys and Margaret. Lunar Noel class joined in? near iman bridge. the entry is fragmentary but records social visits in Fairview.
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Kathryn
Nannie
Lura’Howard
William. Hines
Jian Yahn
Genevieve Kirby
Fairview
G. A. Stanwix
Lawrence
Clyde Edwards
R. D. Stanwix
Eugene Leary
Epworth League
Res Chapel
Clyde
Husted
Lowell Sterling
Midland
Helen
Hazel
Lester
Donna
Shirar
Charles Howard
William Wells
Charles Wells
Franklin
Olathe
Floyd , Nisely
Peters
Mabel
Vin‘ton Peters
Will Cannon
Oskaloosa
Estel Moore
Vinland
Mildred
Stevens
Elizabeth Sturdy
Zena
Rogers
Gail
Otto Dreher
Curd
E. Ralston
B. R. Nottingham
Bert Capen
Peter Dreher
E., Ralston
Bob Walker
Janice Patchen
Yanks Sign Lazerre Horrell and Others at Topeka Park
Local notes list signings of Lazerre Horrell Ernest Cowles Earl Johnson James York Clarence hubbard Eugene Leary and John Bowman by the Yanks. Sunday visits feature Otto Dreher and family at Gage Park Topeka. Social items cover reunions picnics and church outings with numerous Lawrence and Osage attendees.
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Horrell
Ernest Cowles
Earl Johnson
James York
Clarence Hubbard
Eugene Leary
John Bowman
Ahd Mirs
G. T. Curd
Otto Dreher
Gage Park
Topeka
Floyd
Nisley
Land
Ed Howard
Charles Wells
William Wells
Theodore
Will. Cannon
Lawrenta
JX. B
Luke Brown
Harold
Ruth
Melba
Lawrence
Justine Brown
Kansas City
Roberts
Tal' “Spencer and
Nathan
Emmett
Idaho
Waillyace Brown
Cleo Kathryn
St. Louis
Harold Marshall
Sibley
Fomer Brownlee
Elsig Brown
Ted Brown
Nannie Howard
B. C. Day
Ft. Scott Sijnday
Sanborn
Herbert
Peter Dreher
C. Ralston
Bienic
Maude Hilbury
EB. Q. Johnson
B. Leary
Eugene
Westernl
Kansas
Peabody
Newton
Manhattan
Salim
Georgiana Elsp Rose
Gladys
Helen Faye Brooks
Lil
Mining Life in Spitzbergen Reveals Harsh Yet Safe Conditions
Longyear City Spitzbergen Aug 1 Associated Press Mining here presents unique features a long trek from Longyear City to the mine entrance across a moraine filled valley to snow packed slopes. Open cable cars hoist workers 800 feet up at steep angles to a mountain gallery with continuous air and a steady five degrees of frost year round. Dust is rare due to outside snowshoveling and fossil ice supports the galleries. American electric traction moves coal to a high outlet and down to the harbor via endless tip lines.
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Longyear City
Spitzbergen
Associated, Press
Spitsbergen
American Electric Traction
Braganzi Bay
Bell Sound
Rommel Sets New Win Record Amid Arctic Mine Burn
The report notes a long burning coal mine in Spitzbergen after a benzine tank explosion during off hours. No fatalities, but labor shortages persist as workers, often recruited from Norway, sign multi season contracts. Miners earn about 30 kroner daily, with 4 kroner for board. Amusements are provided. many workers return after winters, though few stay four seasons. STARVING AMIDST PLENTY.
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Sigurd Westby
Spitzbergen
Great
Norwegian Coal Company
Associated Press
Spitzbergen “Waffires
Norway
Konte
Tramso
Soseph Martin and Wife Appeal to Police for Food
Starving couple Joseph Martin and his 23 year old wife Ethel from Philadelphia appealed to police for food after nearly three days without meals. They slept in parks and searched for work by day while rain drenched them. Cab drivers collected for the pair as Martin said he recently lost a well paying mechanic job.
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New York
A. P.j
Joseph Martin
Ethel
Philadelphia
Martin
Manhatan Tax Rate Increase Raises City Levy
A slight rise in the city tax pushes Manhattan taxpayers toward a total levy of 37 dollars per thousand of assessed valuation.
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Manhattan
Oil concessions eyed for Persia after Millspaugh mission
American capital may back Persian oil concessions if Dr. C. A. Millspaugh succeeds in negotiating with U. S. interests. He plans talks in the United States on loans and concessions tied to a $10,000,000 loan to the Persian government. Sinclair interests previously linked to the deal, but the plan stalled on details as other American and foreign firms compete. Persia seeks American investment for railways ports and public works.
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Bagdad
A. P
Persia
C. A. Millipaugi
United States ‘State Department
United States
Millspaugh
Teheran
America
Tme
Sinclair Oil
Stanford Intramural Sports Engage Nearly All Students
Stanford University officials expanded intramural programs to involve virtually all male students, with C. W. Davis directing activities. The plan targets freshmen and sophomores and many upperclassmen across football, basketball, track, swimming, soccer, tennis, handball, golf, cross country, baseball, and more.
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Stanford University
Cal
O- C. W. Davis
Anand
Sisis
Intercollegiate and intramural athletics grow at Butler County
Engineer Ted Elcook estimates Butler County's 1925 bridge program will cost about $150,000. A levy of 9 mills was approved to fund the new year’s construction. The report notes rapid development of varsity and intramural sports, with 50 basketball teams 47 baseball teams and 35 track teams last year.
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Davis
el Dorado—County
Ted Elcook
Butler County
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Lo Angeles
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Wall
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Bradford Knapp
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Mechanical
Stillwater
Ithe
Cowley County
Yanks
Lazerre
Coopers
Cooper
Feras
Sells-Flate
Woodland Park
He Circus
Tony Laverre
New York Americans
Rommel
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Bridie Rommel
Connie Macks Athletics
Soseph Martin
Bowerlock
Bin-Tin- Tin
Red
la Rocalle
Directed By
Edwin Carewe
Robert Hichen
Lois Zellner
Madge Tyros
U. S
Stanford
ART Furniture Co
Masa
Papper Dan
Ikepe
Dapper Dan
Kirby Cleaners
Massachusettts
Green Bros. A. C. National Batteries
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Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
State Bank
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