Exclusion Law Now In Effect
Washington reports the immigration law, effective July 1, bars Japanese and other Orientals from entry. Officials anticipate cooperation from Japanese authorities to enforce the restrictions while Pacific ports tighten controls to prevent smuggling. The new regs admit about 162,000 aliens for the current fiscal year, down from 885,000 last year.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Department of Labor
Pacific
Shidehara Speech Promotes International Ties and Immigration Stance
Baron Shidehara, Japan's foreign minister, urged maintaining friendly ties with nations with major economic interests in the Far East and Pacific. He said Japan would not drop the immigration issue, promising continued protest and efforts toward an amicable resolution to preserve traditional friendship between the two nations.
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Washington
Far East
Pacific
Baron Shidehara
Army camp subsistence plans for 28000 trainees
Omaha reports that 28000 young men enrolled in the Citizens Military Training Camps will receive calorie rich diets. Quartermaster corps has prepared food allowances and menus for nine corps areas, including Porto Rico, to support 30 days of drill and outdoor exercise. Congress appropriated 2 100 000 dollars for nourishing foods.
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Omaha
Quartermaster Corps of
Army
United States
Porto Rico
Congress
Old Bonds Found in Hidden Safe by Federal Order
Henry H. Litchfield, 74, will receive 16500 from a fund set aside in 1898 to pay twelve Union Pacific sinking fund bonds not presented for redemption in 1893. He found eight $1000 bonds in a safe at his home that had not been opened for forty years and forgotten.
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Omaha
Woodrough
Henry H. Litchfield
United States
Union Pacific
Litchfield
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns in Lisbon
The Portuguese cabinet offered its resignation and the president accepted it. He has begun negotiations to form a new ministry and assemble a replacement government.
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Lisbon
Dawes Plan Proposes New Bank of Issue for Germany
Dawes committee experts unveil a plan including a new bank with 100 million pounds capital, 25 000 AM per share, majority German yet foreign investor safeguards. The proposal features a 3 percent reserve, notes payable in gold, and foreign investment rights. profits split with the Reich and shareholders.
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Reichsbank
Reich
Dawes Committee
Germany
Stock Yards Overload Prompts Expansion Plans
This week Dalton shipped six car loads of hogs and one car load of cattle to Denver by the Dalton Co operative Society with Dennis Walsh John Van Anne A C Zorn Henry and Emil Marx J W Eckert and others. On Tuesday four cattle car loads went to Sterling Colo led by Mack Radcliffe. Stockyards now with four yards prove inadequate and Burlington plans yard room expansion and other improvements. H C Anderson arranged action and J J Toohey, roadmaster, pledged prompt work after visiting Dalton.
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Dalton
Denver
Dalton (Co-operative Society
Dennis Walsh
John van Anne
John Schmitt
A. C Zorn
Tine Englert
Henry
Emil Marx
J. W. Eckert
Messrs. Walsh
Vana Anne
Henry Marx
Eckert
Sterling
Colo
Mack Radcliffe
Burlington
H. C. Anderson
C. C. Holtoff
J. J. Toohey
Early Plowing Boosts Wheat Yields Says Banner
H M Banner, director of the Southwestern Wheat Improvement association, argues soil handling determines success in wheat farming. He cites July land preparation yielding 2 to 7 more bushels per acre than September work, noting early plowing reduces weeds and allows land to settle, with packing advised after plowing.
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H. MM. Banner
Southwestern Wheat Improvement Association
Early wheat tillage methods for moisture saving and yield
The text discusses using disking and harrowing with blades set straight to create a firm seed bed for wheat. It notes seed bed preparation promotes germination, quick ground cover, weed control, and moisture conservation. It advises double harrow and level ground early, and to disk immediately after the binder if time is short to destroy weeds and volunteer wheat and preserve soil for later plowing.
Safety Pin Removed From Sterling Child Throat
An operation at Sterling Hospital by Dr F E Palmer retrieved an open safety pin swallowed by an eighteen month old boy of Mr and Mrs W Long of 514 Taylor street. The pin was swallowed point upward but did not pierce organs. The surgeon, not using a knife, closed and pulled the pin from the esophagus through the mouth. Recovery was immediate.
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Sterling Hospital
F. FE. Palmer
W. Long
Taylor Street
Plate glass installed at Hahler Garage for windshields
Plate glass and glass doors installed at Hahler Garage for windshields and doors. Work completed with new glass panes, improving vehicle protection and shop display. Installation involved standard glass sizes and fittings by the local glazier team.
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Hahler Garage
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Colorado River
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Haskell Institute
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Borg
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Stockholm
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Livoni & Son
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Detroit
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First Avenue East
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