Foreign-born Americans speak English in a third of cases report finds
Washington December 13 a Bureau of Census report shows 31.1 percent of foreign born whites use English with German at 27.3 percent Italian 6.7 percent Polish 5.3 percent Swedish French Norwegian among top tongues. The eight languages account for 87.5 percent leaving 12.5 percent for others.
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Faith in Wilson policy echoed by business leader in Texas
N R Bagley a San Antonio capitalist and mining man at the St Anthony hotel praises President Wilson and his Mexican policy. He recalls Diaz and annexation talk, argues US sentiment supports Wilson, and predicts Wilson’s leadership will be vindicated in future decades. He also discusses currency reform, McAdoo, and the broader Republican stance.
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Red Cross Christmas Seals Support Texas Hospitals
Mrs. O B Colquitt urges Texans to buy Red Cross Christmas seals at one cent each to fund hospital building and bonds. She cites Memorial Children’s Hospital in Galveston, Dallas County tuberculosis hospital efforts, and the county hospital law influencing Fort Worth, Bexar, Kleberg, El Paso, Navarro and Johnson counties plans.
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New Indian Tribes Found in Brazil by Penn Expedition
University of Pennsylvania expedition reports three hitherto unknown tribes in Brazil named Porocotos Ajamarag and Zapacas. Doctor Farbee notes vocabularies photographs and ethnological specimens. a Scottish guide who lived 25 years with local tribes aided the interior exploration.
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