Coolidge Seeks Change in Japanese Exclusion Bill
President Coolidge moves to shape an arrangement on Japanese exclusion that satisfies restriction supporters without affronting Japan. White House briefed reporters on talks with State Department officials and immigration lawmakers. Senate opposition centers on Japan conceding US right to extend limits, while some argue the bill’s language is unnecessarily drastic. Secretary Hughes reportedly shares concerns about other bill features.
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Runaway Girl Arrested After Complaints to Cop
In Harrisburg on April 26 16 year old Cora Elmer of Lewisburg accused a man of flirting with her. City Detective Carson, shadowing the girl, stepped in to verify her claim and was momentarily mistaken for the suspect. Cora was taken to the station then released to return home.
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Mosaic glass making yields uniform design layers by fused canes
Mosaic glass is formed by arranging colored glass threads or canes side by side to create a ground design. The mass is heated and pressed to fuse all parts, producing a homogeneous cane or cylinder that can be cut into layers showing the same pattern. The ancient practice produced tightly joined pieces, now undetectable by magnification.
Con Man in Austria Devised New Swindle in Salzberg Jewelry Deal
In Salzberg a well dressed couple entered a leading jeweler and engineer Koerner claimed to act for a wealthy friend to buy two solitaires valued at 35 million crowns. After leaving with checks and the rings, the staff called banks and police. Koerner is Frederick Schiller a 23 year old barber and cafe pianist with a history of similar cons. He was found with one ring and pawned funds totaling 6 million crowns.
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Sikan
Boerner
Berner Taggacht
Vienna
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Frederick Schiller
New York Times
Revival of Russian caviar trade to reach America
French accords with the Soviet government permit caviar production on the Volga and export to the United States. The wartime and Indian upheaval disruption has ended and a revival of this delicacy's manufacture and shipment is planned.
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Sovie
Volga
Eighty Music Schools for Poor in the U S
The New York Times reports seventy music schools in New York City forming the Association of Music School Settlements to bring music to distressed youths. They offer affordable instruction with free scholarships, and notable concerts at Carnegie Hall benefit funds for these programs. More than 3,000 students are enrolled in New York schools, with growing demand and waiting lists.
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Association of Muate
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Mischa Kiman
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Walter Damrosch
Society of the Friends of Music
Arthur Bodanski
New York Times
Second Fiddle Jests at Puddlebury Mayors Visit
A tale in which the Frenchman presents to the mayor of Puddlebury praising family music while the mayor denies any knowledge of music. A joke hinges on the line that the mayor plays second fiddle to his wife and a pun about weigh fruit at a Tweetmeat counter. Kasper, Stockholm, says to cite it in the news.
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Aleur
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Stockholm
Local Bank Leader and Senator Honored in Hagerstown
A profile highlights the late leader as President of the First National Bank of Hagerstown and of Terminal Storage and Ice Company. He helped save over $2,000,000 for Washington County and Maryland during the 1920 22 session and, as President of the Farmer's Co Operative Co., saved more than $300,000 for local farmers in under three years.
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Maryland
Farmer’s Co-Operative Co
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