Far East and Paris Strikes Reserve Tactics and Deportation Threats
In Hong Kong the strike expands as farm delivery coolies join, disrupting fresh food supplies and vehicle distribution. Chinese staff at Metlida hospital go on strike. British vessels depart. volunteers guard the foreign settlement. In Paris Chinese students face possible deportation after a raid on the Chinese legation, with police detaining a rioter and forcing a Chinese minister to sign sympathy documents.
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Coolidge Cited for Good Training by Pastor
New York June 22 A P reports Rev Dr Noble Pierce of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian praised President Coolidge noting his upbringing in a Christian home shaped his character. Pierce credits a firm home not heredity for Coolidge's sincerity integrity and virtue and cites his liberal education and opportunities as contributing factors.
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Priest May Not Return to Flock After Vacation
In Weehawken New Jersey on June 22 a priest told parishioners at masses that he doubted returning to his duties after vacation. Father Bennett referenced trials and scandal surrounding the congregation, asserting his actions were with his superior’s backing and urging prayers for those involved. He hinted two defendants might keep their liberty.
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Labor Immigration Figures Show Decline in New Arrivals
New York June 22 Statistics from the National Industrial Board show fewer common laborers admitted under the new two percent quota in the first ten months of operation. From 1924 to year end 27,908 laborers entered and 44,750 left the country. Net immigration stood at 71.4 percent lower than the previous period.
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National Industrial Board
Heavy Sunday storm damages in Idaho and Washington
A Sunday electrical storm with cloudbursts caused two drownings near Asotin Creek Washington and heavy agricultural damage across the region. Roads flooded traps motorists as crews report losses totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Dwain
Leota OW
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Washa
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