Otani Comments On Immigration And Development
Viscount Orin abbott and Sokumin Shimbun report Otani urging Japan to pursue development and immigration policy gently. He argues immigration laws and US attitudes influence Japan, noting air travel costs and economic factors in the broader context of East Asia.
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Fingers bitten by dog barometer rule limits damages
Detroit judge rules a seven year old boy cannot collect damages from a neighbor after a dog bit his finger through a fence crack. The court held that children who stick fingers through gaps risk injury and cannot claim compensation.
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American capital eyed for Siberia and Far East
The speaker argues for American investment to develop eastern Siberia and Manchuria, saying only the United States can undertake such exploitation. He endorses an American lease of Russian Far East territory and notes Japanese opposition to American enterprise in China and the region.
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Threatened Revolution Near Turango Mexico Fizzles
Intrigue near Durango Mexico fades as a planned uprising led by the Arrieta brothers collapses. Seventy men split into bands attempted robberies including rail line disruptions between Guatimape and Santiago Papisqueiro. federal troops from Tepehuanes restored order. Public alarm eases as military reports dampen sensational talks of revolution.
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Montana lawmakers debate taxes on singles and marriage
Helena report from the 23rd notes new measures taxing singles and married people. Proposals include a $10 poll tax on unmarried adults aged 35 to 50 and a higher marriage license fee from $2 to $6. Revenues would fund widows’ pensions and county poor funds, with county assessors collecting and remitting quarterly.
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Genuine Vicuna Fur Sells For A Song In San Francisco
In San Francisco on February 22 Walter Agaron sold a genuine Vicuna fur six feet square for 50 dollars, far below the expected 3200. He says the fur came from Bolivia via his brother, aims to raise funds to return home, notes the vicuna’s high mountainous habitat at about 12 000 feet, and mentions 88 holidays observed this year excluding Sundays.
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Frederic Howe to speak at California social work conference
Frederic Howe, longtime social reformer and former immigration official, will address the thirteenth annual California Conference of Social Work in San Francisco. He will discuss immigration related social issues, with Dr. Helen Thompson Wolley and Rev. Martin A. Meyer also on the program as the conference opens. Only five states in the Union have no workers compensation laws.
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The Father of Our Country Washington Retires From Public Service
A fragmented historical sketch recalls George Washington’s long career. It notes his early surveying work, militia leadership, mission to deliver a message to the French on Lake Erie, and farewell at a tavern before departing by conveyance to Whitehall Street. It mentions his return to Mount Vernon to live privately after independence.
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Wife Branded Children With Hot Iron, Husband Says
Chicago February 21 Mrs Anna Marie Cashin branded her two children Bryan five and Grace seven with a hot iron, her husband David Cashin charges in a divorce petition The sensational accusation was filed as part of the couple s divorce case and underscores a dramatic family dispute.
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Sugar Price and Supply in Newfoundland Report
Sugar in Newfoundland remains at 25 cents retail. The government says it bought enough stock to last until June 1921 and that taxing its sale would cause a loss of 120000 dollars.
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