Aliens in US Deportation Debate Shapes Immigration Policy
Washington debates the 2,000,000 foreign-born residents living illegally, as Commissioner Hull studies how to apply the law. Many have long ties in the US with businesses and roots, while proof of entry varies. The issue risks breaking families and complicating reentry, with calls for a cautious administrative approach and potential relief measures.
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Canadian
Great Britay
Ireland
Upper
New York State
New England
Thovaanda
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Congress
Hall
Fires Consume 618 Homes Daily In Nation Study
A National Board of Fire Underwriters report shows 618 homes burn daily, averaging one residential blaze every three minutes. The 1919 total losses reach $42,510,804 with $10,000 per home. 1923 costs are rising as dog attacks and similar data trend upward, highlighting growing fire risk nationwide.
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New York
America
Ag Uinde
Actearist Bureau
Bridgeport
Cone
New Bridge Across Missouri Opens at Waverly
The recently opened hard road bridge spans the Missouri River at Waverly, Afo, forming a key link for transcontinental traffic between northern tales and the South. It measures 1,989 feet, rests on five piers, and cost $660,000.
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Missouri River
Waverly
Afo
Sacred relics traded for cinema tickets in Polynesian mystery
A Honolulu letter from a Bishop Museum worker describes natives trading sacred Marianas stones for free movie admission at the Agana theater. Scientists hope the exchange yields artifacts used to study ancient cultures and trace the origin of Polynesian peoples, amid warnings about tabu and danger to children.
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Honouru—ao
South Seas
I 7A
Bishop Muscots
Honolulu
Gaata
America
Agata
Marianas
Bishop Museum
Agana Motion-Picture Theater
Telles
Leather plant deaths in New Albany vat incident
Three men died in a leather tannery vat accident at the George Moser Leather company in New Albany Indiana. Foreman Fran Ang forty six and two black workers Horeve Russ sixty and James Russell thirty eight were overcome by fumes and could not reach the fixture.
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New Albany
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George Moser Leather Company
Fran Ang
Horeve Russ
James Russell
Larborer
Heat wave coats London streets with guns in stockings
As the first heat wave of the year hit London the day featured many guns walking without stockings. The sight drew little attention after a few hours as the novelty wore off and the streets appeared unusually quiet despite the unusual apparel.
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London
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Belgium
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Debt Commission
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Bardén de Carter de Marchicone
Theunis
Lexington Avenue
Forty-third Street
Guatematan
Clark Noble
Guatemala
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Seattle
Barbara Manners
Hollywood
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