Man Who Served U S in Three Enlistments Refused Admittance
Boston, January 33. Englishman John Bowes, who served three enlistments in the U S forces with honorable discharges, is refused admission to the United States. He arrived January 19 and was detained on grounds of potential public charge due to illness and a missing naturalization record.
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Bitter Debate Over Apportionment In Pennsylvania Legislature
The Pennsylvania House debates apportionment with motions to postpone and amendments proposed to shape county representation. Four witnesses seek to be heard as part of the process before the measure advances, possibly to Thursday. Senate action and governor’s assent loom if the bill passes. Plans to fight child labor discussed in New York with clergy involvement and a proposed nation wide children’s day observance. Four killed in a Seaboard wreck near Hamlet North Carolina in a north bound passenger train collision with a south bound freight. Worth’s Biggest Steel Mills in Pittsburgh begin operation as part of a $70 000 000 group, with more mills to follow. An advisory on influenza relief notes the danger of grip and promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedies for relief.
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