Immigration quotas may shift under new government plan
Washington sources say the Coolidge administration may set new immigration quotas for next April 2. Britain and Northern Ireland could supply about sixty percent of annual arrivals as officials draft changes. The plan cuts total admissions from 164 667 to 150 000 and shifts to a national origins based allotment.
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Residents of Abrfy Seek Sewer Upgrade in Abby Road Area
A petition from property owners along Abby Road between Yep Jay Road and Clevekind Street requests sewer improvements. The City Council referred the matter to the Sewers and Drains committees noting the plan may be inadequate for the neighborhood and proposing conduits to serve the broader district.
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Penfield Social Notices and Local Marriages
Penfield society news highlights recent weddings and social events. Mrs. Dewey Kies welcomes a seven pound daughter at St. Josephs Hospital. Mr. Charles Parker wed Miss Nellie French of Detroit. Community groups meet, and local families host gatherings amid town activities and visits from relatives in Baltimore and Welliston.
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Charles Parker
Nellie French
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Pittsfield Visitors and Family News Summary
Children of Pittsfield were callers at C. J. Viinke's home. Mr. Preston and family in dire condition after a new Willys-Knight car crash. Not and Miss Mildred Ley were Lodi visitors. May find Maudgely eight. Visited Mr. and Mrs. Gluy and sons in Lorain.
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M. P. Reese
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Chippawa Lakes
Jake Myers
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Blanche McCollough
Granite City
Paul Ma Krauther
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City Decides Erie Street paving cost plan
The council confirms Erie street paving uses the old plan with two thirds city funding while the new plan would charge owners about 8 percent. Charles Beck questioned from the lobby about which plan applies. The report notes a rising trend of women living independently. A remark on Japanese literature says many endings leave no character alive.
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Charles R. Beck
Tepes Herb Tonic Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
Mrs Carothers of Elyria testifies Tepes Herb Tonic regulated her sick stomach and improved digestion and bowels. She notes the tonic strengthens the whole family and aids appetite, blood purification, and circulation with purchases from C W Phillips and The Mulr Co.
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Immigration quotas and forest expansion noted in 1920 census era
The article discusses proportionate nationalities in the United States per the 1920 census. It predicts gains for Great Britain and Northern Ireland due to separate quotas for the Irish Free State. It mentions forests being developed and references a plan tied to the new law, noting 90 000 of 150 000 immigrants...
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Great Britain
North Ireland
Irish Free State
Britain Pounds Up Immigration Quotas Under New Rule
A government calculation shows the national origins provision would raise quotas for several nations including Great Britain, Germany, France, Austria, and Italy. The task of applying the quotas is described as difficult, with President Coolidge allowed to postpone proclamations if census data are deemed insufficient.
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Germany
France
Austria
Denmark
Italy
Norway
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Russia
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Ridgeville Hires Teachers for Next Year
Ridgeville board of education announces the staff for the coming year led by principal F A Redmand. Other appointments include H J Furst in arts and science, R K Read as coach and math, A Bandrock in manual training, E B Wilcox dramatics and English, G Furst English, Rf J Reay commercial, V Mentzer Latin, E Patterson domestic science, J Reynolds music, G Kucker thirth and second grades, L Fuls third and fourth, K Myggs fifth and sixth, Fields Corners principal B Jones with third and fourth grades QO 10 Johnson, H Sherman first and second.
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Ridgeville Board of Education
F. A. Redmand
Hf. J. Furst
R. KR. Read
A. Bandrock
EB. Wilcox
G. Furst
Rf. J. Reay
V. Mentzer
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