Legion Debars Japanese at Second Convention
Delegates of the American Legion favored a gentlemens agreement and exclusion of Japanese brides and immigration. The committee recommended protest against Japan’s naturalization demand and urged not to grant citizenship under any option. Debate followed with calls to study the issue further and possible constitutional amendments.
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Japan
United States
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Olan Leonard Withington
Hawaii
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Delaware
California
Dill
Foreman
Hlinels
Congress
Johnson
South Carolina
St. Alan
Women Continue Work On Registration Amid Party Efforts
Reported in the county, around 4,000 women registered on the first day as registration extends over three more days. Both parties maintain headquarters and eye field outcomes with potential women candidates for fall offices. Pythian Sisters in Thurmont hold a pilgrimage to establish a temple attracting many signers and a large local turnout.
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Konicn
Wooten
Orv
Thurmont
Clagcett Ramsburg
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C. Culler
W. EB. Shook
Mira Hoffman
A. EB. Heidler
Walter Rice
George Moberly
Ruby Landis
Harrie Storm
Imozene Gaver
Mollie Zimmerman
Nellie Obenderfer
J. T. Atkinson
William James
Josépn Zimmerman
C. W.W. Crim
Jv.g. Waltz
A. K. DeLauterl
Melvin Oden
Hair Aging Myths and Personal Grooming Tales
A fragment discusses how people judge age by hair and how aging perceptions affect women. It notes comments like guessing youth from hair color and remarks on premature gray, touching on pride and satisfaction in appearance within social interactions.
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Sansa
Rev Martin Li Cutler to preach at St Luke's Lutheran Church
Sunday afternoon at 2 30 Reverend Martin Li Cutler will preach at St Luke's Lutheran Church. The Ladies Aid Society will hold a meeting and Mrs Beat and family spent the weekend with relatives in Balti more and near Duckett s Run. Several local residents were noted among 33 new voters registered in Ballenger District with 28 women and 8 men.
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Li‘ Cutler
Dod
St. Luke's
Beat
Mia
Cleveland Arnold
Duckett'ss
Willis
Derr
Richard
Ballenger
Edgar P. Culler
Ruth
Walter Culler
Walkersviile
Ella Fulmer
Mitlard Korfip
Secretaries Fees and Racing Commission Details
The State Racing Commission led by Secretary J B Widward reported fees totaling 186000 in a summary of payments. It notes 102000 paid by Havre de Grace for an 17 day meet and references Laurel and Havre de Grace races with officials including Browns Jr Stewards and C M deGarmendia as chief judge. A separate note covers a large women’s Republican meeting in Thurmont with chair Charles Mc C Mathiae and speakers Miss Bertha Trall and Mrs W Hayes Brown.
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J.B Widward
Laurel Vs. Wook
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Grice
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Treasury
Winign
Thermont
C. P
Rhurmont
Charles McC. Mathiae
Jacob Dantuth
Women's Republican Organization
Bertha-Trall
W.hayes’ Drown
Jefferson
Tharmont
Political Ledger Scrap Sees Party Counts and Declines
Fragments show Republicans with 187 and Democrats with 34 votes while 3 declines. In another bracket 88 registered voters, 77 Republicans, and three declined to Smithite, with unclear context or names.
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Lomeverals
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Parodies Label
A vintage ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a mild laxative for children, noting the package spelling California and claiming the product is safe for little stomachs. It emphasizes fruity flavor and full directions on each bottle.
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