Push to Keep Diseases Out of U S Immigration Debate
Harvard professor Dr Ward argues for stricter immigration controls to prevent eugenic concerns by scrutinizing mental and physical health of entrants. He urges on board medical inspectors, higher fines for steamship lines, reduced daily arrivals, and expanded hospital space at immigrant stations to prevent carriers of disease or deemed unfit for parenthood.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Dec. Ward
Harvard University
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
Washington
Europe
Asia
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Ellis Island
When Money Still Enables Marriage Dreams
A reflection on money and marriage urges that small incomes should not block engagements. It argues many heartbreaks stem from silence about love and financial limits, and praises early letters of support to prisoners from Red Bank YMCA members including William E. Bunn. Daily Thought cites Voltaire on quarrels.
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Red Bank
New England
Red Bankers
William E. Bunn
Red Bank Institution
Mr. Bunn
Hunn
Local Bowlers Split In Monmouth County League Matches
Local bowling action from Monmouth County League features the Overlands vs Sheridan Club at Red Bank with two early wins for Overlands and a Sheridan win in the final game. Goetheil tops with 220 in game two as scores scroll across Red Bank and Lakewood bouts.
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Monmoouth County
Overlands
Sheridan Club
Red Bank
Sheridans
Goetheil
L. B. Overlands
Dillione
Silico
Woolley
Goothell Hawthee Neve
R. B. Srehidan Club
Vankees
Davis
Steck
Gross
Voorhees
Gan Independents
Lakewood
Independents
Elkwood
Lakewoods
Keyport
Asbury Park
A. P. Manarath Terrall
Goorley
Stricklin
Hanlon
Volek
Poban Vecliners
Keyport Yacht Club
Mausbe
Alte Is Caries
Carde Ous
Hendrickson
Eckhardt
Bank Y. M. C. A
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Bradley Beach
Christmas Exercises at Monmouth Beach School
The Monmouth Beach Grammar School held Christmas exercises at the Casino with cedar decorations. A C. Johnson spoke for the Board of Education. Griffin Brothers provided music. The program featured dialogues, solos, a Christmas box play, and recitations. The school closes yesterday and reopens January 5.
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Monmouth Beach
Casino
A. C. Johnson
Board of Education
Griffin Brothers
Glibgood
Philip and
Frank Weber
Ida Drake
Dora Cooper
Frances Burns
Helen Burns
Dedess
George Smith
Seecasesess
Vivian Johnson
Ceeeeesseves
Eeseees
Julia Dorsey
Inauguration Quiet for Mayor Elect Mitchel
New York reports the formal inauguration of Mayor Elect Mitchel, with swearing in options before noon January 1. The ceremony will be held in the mayor’s reception room with department heads invited and a public reception to follow.
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Mitchel
New York
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Victory for Keene in Watch Price Case
New York report notes jeweler Charles A. Keene of Broadway Manhattan won a circuit court ruling affirming a district court decision against Waltham Watch Company. Keene sold Riverside 16 size movements at $17.35, far below the $28.50 list, challenging fixed retail pricing and alleged licensing restraints.
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New York
Charles A. Keene
Broadway
Manhattan
United States Circuit Court of Appeas
Ray
United States District Court
Waltham Watch Company
Keene
Wateh
Waltham Company
Waltham
Boston
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Strauss
Grand Theatre
W. H. Woolley & CO
W.H. Woolley & CO
Long Branch, N. J
Hanson
Long Branch
Voltaire
Long Branch Independents
Errickson
Walsh
Heiles
Burns
Dennett
C. Grant
White
Garantees
Nowland
Warner Grant
A. Grant
Newectation
M.C. A. Saba Eeeereenee
Kennedy Gray
Monmouth
Johnson
The
Daily Record
Ararara
Rama
Goldstein's Department Store
Arama
Hicks’ Jewelry Store
J. Krides Red Bank
Lemaistre Lace and Embroidery CO
Gov. Cookman Ave
Emory St
Pridd Ladies
Monmouth County
Berger’s
Cookman Avenue
N. J
Cookman Ave
Aabury Park
Regal Shoes
Buster Browns
Regal Shoe Store
Broad Street
Red Bink
Richmond Oakland Street
Bridge Avenue
Sherman
Joseph Salz
s /RED BANK
New Jersey
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