Unemployment Talks Spark Immigration Debate and Action
Washington January 21 Reports from twenty one cities show over 125000 unemployment mobilizing to the House immigration committee amid Morrison AFL official warnings of bread lines before May 1. He urges Congress to pass returning soldiers employment measures and halt immigration until conditions normalize.
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Japan declares lean policy toward world
Japan's foreign minister told parliament Japan seeks free development of its national life and pledges a fair and clean policy in international relations. He praised Russia and China ties, supported Chinese unity, and stressed respect for China's sovereignty while avoiding interference in its internal politics.
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Clear, Peachy Skin From Morning Hot Water Drink
A faded newspaper ad touts a morning hot water drink with limestone phosphate claim ing it purges stomach and kidneys, improves complexion and energy. It urges readers to use four ounces of Himeatone phosphate from the drugstore at small cost, promising rapid health and appearance benefits for both men and women.
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Wilson highway planned from Ely to El Paso
Kansas CityAutomobile club to map the route from Kansas City to El Paso as part of the Wilson highway plan. Parley Sheldon of Ames Iowa originated the idea. Sheldon proposed S toll, before the conference, which began that day in Kansas City.
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Elo Paso
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Wallace Touted for Interior Secretary Post in Utah
W R Wallace of Salt Lake City, 64 Ninth East Street, a Utah Democratic leader, may be appointed Secretary of the Interior in charge of reclamation and mining affairs. A telegram offering the post was sent from Washington, with Wallace seeking advice before deciding within a few days. The move highlights Utah’s wartime loyalty and seeks federal recognition. President will act on the recommendation to Wallace. Senator King also backs Frank Nebeker for U S Circuit Court of Appeals, noting potential early appointment before Attorney General Gregory retires. Wallace expresses gratitude and responsibility, stating Utah’s recognition justifies the offer. The Utah State Press Association banquet is slated for January 27 at the Commercial Club with prominent attendees from city and state.
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Senator King
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Tan National
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Uta State Press
Areoclalén
Washington Frees Clube
Fifty Years of Labor to Uplift Russ People
San Francisco January 21 Calierina Beoshkovkakaya known as the graindiwelder of the Russian revolution spent 60 of her 78 years working for education and anti-imperialist causes. She lectured across the United States and Europe, supported revolutionary movements, endured exile, and returned to aid in Russia during key upheavals.
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Hussia
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Ema
Persaa
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Catarrhal Deafness May Be Overcome In Simple Remedy
An old advertisement claims catarrhal deafness can be relieved using double strength Paruiunt mixed with hot water and honey four times daily. It promises quicker relief from distressing noises, easier breathing, and less head noises. The remedy is presented as easy to prepare and pleasant to take.
Secretary Lane Praises Col Roosevelt in Tribute
Wastington January report shows Secretary Lane endorsing Theodore Roosevelt via a committee report on a pension bill for Roosevelt’s memory. Lane cites precedents granting widows’ pensions to former presidents and stresses Roosevelt’s manly vigor and patriotism as a model for youth.
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Dominion Claim Right to Voice in League of Nations
Canada and other self governing dominions demand independent representation in the proposed league of nations. Australia's Premier Hughes says dominions earned a place with equal status, while Sir Robert L. Borden states the dominions’ aim is an explicit voice in foreign policy within the imperial framework.
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Imperial War Council
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Sugar beets in Dawson Alaska show promising yield and syrup quality
In Dawson YT December 13 by Mati Alaska reports sugar beets grown near Dawson on Eureka creek produced large roots with syrup rated equal to premium brands. Officials see potential for a large scale industry across Yukon and Alaska, expanding into bottom lands and supporting domestic needs. Also notes Major Macauley's Tucson to Fort Worth flight covering 384 miles in 2 hours 26 minutes without stops.
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Cadomene Tablets Help a Worried Householder
A reader from 909 London Road Minneapolis writes that Cadomene Tablets greatly improved her nervous condition after a month of use. She says she is no longer unable to do housework and can work full time. Her daughter and son-in-law have also benefited from the tablets.
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Cadomene Tablets Advertised as a Universal Tonic
An archaic advertorial claims thousands of nervous impoverished men and women find Cadomene Tablets a true tonic. It promises refunds if not satisfied and urges readers to buy through local proprietors. The copy reflects period marketing diction and a general tonic commerce pitch.
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Prince Feisal outlines plan for Arab nation in Syria
Prince Feisal declares Arabs seek independence to form a united Arab state in Hedjas and Syria. He argues Arabs are a homogeneous population with vast natural resources and cites military actions against the Turks supporting a push for an independent monarchy under Arab leadership. The report notes a new Syrian movement backing Feisal and possible Allied consideration.
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Washington
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Kington
Ob & New Party
Syria
Prince Vessal
Chris Lana
Monarchial Confederation Hinted Under King Leadership
In official circles today a sealed telegram indicates a monarchial movement pointing toward a confederation of independent states led by the king of the Tedjax. Cabled advices state the king desires to incorporate Mesaralamia into his kingdom.
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bin Kingdom
Occupation tax attacked in mining district suit
Briefs filed with the United Linton district court by counsel for the Diah Copper, Silver Wing Consolidated Mining, and Judge Mining & Smelting companies contest the mine occupation tax. They argue the tax violated the state constitution by taxing beyond the value of mined products and violating mineral land statutes. The state has five days to file a brief, with five more for the mining firms to submit their final brief.
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United Linton District Court
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Diah Copper Company
Silver Wing Consolidated Mining Company
Judge Mining & Bmeltjing Company
Danlel O. Larson
United States
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promises Gentle Bowel Support
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative with color enhancing claims. It claims they start bile, relieve constipation, and offer pleasant results with one or two nightly doses. The ad notes millions sold annually at 1c and 75c per box in drugstores.
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