Immigrant Quota Bill Discussed by House Panel
Herring hearings on the Rox bill to place Mexican migrants on a quota were held today by the House Immigration Committee. Lewis Pierson of the U S Chamber of Commerce opposed broader restrictions while F M Warnham supported limits. C B Moore of Calex opposed the plan urging tours of California fields to show white labor can work. Garner of Texas led opposition with witnesses from California and Arizona.
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Wariington
P— Herring
House Immigration Committee
Lewis Pierson
United States Chamber of Commerce
Pierson
Warnham
California
Chote Log
C. B. Moore
Calex
Neulbero California
Moore
Imperial Valley
Bar Yeat
Mexico
Department of Statistics
Mexico City
Secretary of Industry of
Acade
Garner
Texas
Thut State
Caliifornia
Arizona
Opr
Aepute Immigration Committee
Sox
Youths Champion Comes to Rescue
New York reports a claim that flappers never existed and that the flapper myth originated with old women trying to counterfeit youth. Thrra Sumter Win-How, a novelist, weighs in debunking the concept. The piece brands flappers as a fabrication.
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New York
Serrbods
Thrra Sumter Win- How
Texas toad center seeks famed courthouse cameo return
Eastland crowds hoped for the famed Texas horned toad in the courthouse cornerstone after 31 years. The amphibian, reportedly in Dallas for a stage contract, drew curiosity and sparked talk of potential complications among onlookers.
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Eastland
Frog
Dallas
Earth crust slips rapidly in Alaska reports
Anchorage reports frequent earthquakes in western Alaska linked to massive peaks in the Alaska range. Mt McKinley stands at 20 400 feet as snow and ice contribute to crust readjustment. Observers note shifting shores, displaced rock faces, and potential volcanic activity in the region amid winter weight.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Westerlaska
Atak Range
Mt. McKinley
American
Coast Line
Alaska Peninsula
Ue Lower Peninsula
Broad Wa
Gome
Forest Week Proclaimed By President Coolidge
Washington February 27 The week of April 22 28 was set aside to ar im a preclamation by President Coolidge for nationwide observance of American forest week The President urged public discussion of our forests and what must be done to ease guard and restore them He stressed the need for suppressing the Great fire evil and highlighted benefits from waking the forest industry for continued productive crops.
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Washington
Coolidge
Leave Holland Lifeboat for New York
Fragmentary wartime note from ROVTEHDAM, Netherlands, dated 22H, describing a voyage to New York aboard a lifeboat. Mentions wife, Belhtes ar, and a rescue or deportation context with uncertain weather and aims to demonstrate a voyage.
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Netherlands
New York
Ravenger
Alan Ua
Bert Oh
Playing Holdup Serious to Child 10
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a troubling incident involving a child and a suspect. The text references a grant and public safety item, with unclear sequence and multiple garbled phrases. No clear location, date, or concrete actions can be confirmed from the readable material.
Demons Agent Request For Home In Ban Sul County Drafts
A dated message from San Saba Ban Re Mba requests a home and agent assistance. The note references Ban Sul county drafts, a February date, and a meeting at Whe Hie Hay Chinon Parley with a plan to relay information and a potential inquiry about a recipient named Me aed dete vna Cow dus.
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San Saba
Ban RE Mba
Fel
Whiteyeut Cou Mall
Teruy Ut Ifn
Dlouanseae
Ban Sul County
Wartington
Deep render and odd musings on love and war satire
The piece jumbles poetry and political commentary with references to a Cincinnati conservatory, an Alaska youth singing, and far east revolutions. It imagines love and marriage pressures, then shifts to Stalin, Lenin, and a looming Red Army threat, predicting mass mobilization and patriotism across nations.
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Cinciniati Conservatory of Music
Pheays
Congo
Uum
Indy
Slatin
Sulesia
Lenin
Rotzky
Tassis
Red Army
JC Stalin
Urotoky
U S Cavalry Chief to Arrive Tuesday
U S Cavalry Chief General Crosby is scheduled to arrive in San Antonio Tuesday morning for a border post inspection and a two day visit to the army post. He will be hosted by Maj Gon T Q Trawleon during the stay at Fort Worth. Truck Driver Dies in NACONS Texas Feb 27 A 24 year old track driver Witmer Jules died after an automobile duel accident between Rastie and Mon Sage near the scene.
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Mor Uem
Crosey
San Antonio
Crosby
Gon T.Q. Trawleon
Eizbilhorpe
Am Froaston
Nacons
Tex
Witmer Jules
Rastie
Stefanggon Admitted To Reliever Hospital In New York
The article reports Stefanggon of Vilhiabrir Brefansenn Avetia ex plorer being admitted to Relie ver Hospital for diagnosis of a mysterious ailment. The New York Times suggests the illness may be linked to a wine nature and the article hints at a controversial cause related to his expeditions and sustained activity.
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New York Med
Vilhiabrir Brefansenn
New York Times
Moffat Tunnel Opens for Transcontinental Rail Service
In Denver a formal ceremony marked the operation of the Moffat Tunnel linking east and west. A special train, run by the Denver and Rio Grande line, carried dignitaries and guests from Colorado and surrounding areas as the tunnel began regular service on the transcontinental route.
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Denver
Moffat Tunnel
Here
Batt Tanke Railroat Carrie
Steperkyns
Garinl
Colorado
Stahoffi
Harbord Advocates Radio Substitution for Cables
Chicago February 27 Major General Jamra G Harbord, president of the Ratio Corporation of America, predicts future communications will move by radio ether at high speed. The article notes his belief in radio replacing cables and mentions related government actions on land leases and naval petroleum reversions, tied to President Calridge and the Tennat Thame case.
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Lniverpal Nervies
Chicago
Transoceania
Jamra G. Harbord
Ratio Corporation of America
NG Bill
Saneferriig
Nayr
Interior
Naval Petroleai
Lindberghs Arrival Sparks Aud Public Interest
Mrs Lindbergh arrived in Brorton from Detroit in cold weather to attend the Nutini association diving convention. The event drew attention as she received a life membership medal and certificate from the National Education association amid local sightings and headlines.
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Brorton
Evangene Lodge Lindbergh
Detroit
Col
Chuylny A. Lindbergh
Mandfold Wwenehee
Taane Alberti
Uawailin
Lient
Hrrey Johnson
Lindbergh
Rebel Augustine Sandinu Hides in Mountain Areas Near Managua
In Managua Teb. 27 1 The rebel Augustine Sandinu is reportedly avoiding repopulated districts. American marine patrols have seen no rebel activity for several days and think he may be hiding in the mountains northeast of Managua. General Logan Foland returned to Managua after a flight to Gootal in Nueva Segor yin to inspect marines in Uyat Rector.
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Managua
Augustine Sandinu
Vnntega
Logan Foland
Gootal
Department of Nueva Segor Yin
Uyat Rector
Fire at Toledo plant leaves man dead in explosion
Firemen gained control after a spectacular blaze at the Son The plant in Toledo Ublo following an explosion. The body of one unidentified man was found as eight oil tanks caught fire amid the destruction.
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Maternllonu
Accure
Toledo
Ublo
Seb
Women Workers Healthy as Men in Tests
WY YORK Feb 27 A finding by Dr. Maxalie Morton shows women workers’ health matches men in a store health test. The report notes fewer headaches and indigestion among women, while men seek rooms to rent and report related ailments.
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York
Jener
Faw
Auys
Maxalie $. Morton
Mexican rebels routed near Aguila by Garcia forces
War department dispatches from Mexico reported Gen. Fuan Garcia defeated a strong cebula band near Aguila. Rebel leader David Mendoza and fourteen followers were killed. Two captured soldiers were court martialed.
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Univermal Berrie
Mexico
Cily
War Department
Fuan Garcia
Cirkoncan
Cebula
Aguila
David Mendoza
Sind
Luken
Gen Alter A Roadalde
Oil and Garbages Powers Restored to Navy Secretary
President Coolidge signed a bill granting the navy secretary control over oil and garbages, an act arising from naval oil scandals. It supersedes prior Interior Department authority over leasing oil and gun lands from the public domain.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge Tology
Shaw Said Not Offered but Claims Order of Merit
London February reports quote Shaw denying offers yet admitting he conferred the Order of Merit himself long ago. The Order, limited to twenty four civil and military men with foreign honorary members, remains a coveted distinction without knighthood. In Budapest, military police step up actions against Communists amid rising tensions.
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London
Cioasiyy
George Bernard Fi
Ndt
Daily Sketch Today
Shaw
Catholic Rector James Mooney Dies at 63
Joriey City report states Right Rev. James F. Mooney, D, rector of St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church and former president of Seton Hall College in South Orange, died here on February 27.
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Joriey City
N. F
James F. Mooney
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Seton Hall College
South Orange
Baby Burned In House Fire In Longview
An 18 month old Black child named Artella Andy Stedmond died when a fire destroyed servant quarters at the home of B Frank Johnson in Longview Texas on February 37. The incident occurred as the child was burned to death in the blaze.
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Longview
Tex
Artella
Andy Stedmond
Bundy
B. Frank Johnson
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