Labor Influx Discussed By Davis At Officials Conference
Secretary Davis and immigration staff reviewed cheap foreign labor from Mexico and China at a conference. They discussed tightening the Mexican border, enforcement of the head tax, and reports of legal entrants using loopholes. Davis cited 46 009 Mexicans and 62 000 Canadians entering in nine months. many Canadians paid the tax.
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Mexico
China
Davis
Offetafa
Immigration Service
Secre
Tary Davis
United States
Michigan
United States Labor Department
Doctor Recommends Tanlac for Mrs Bell in Bordentown
Mrs John Bell of 3208 Willow Street Bordentown New Jersey narrowly aged 71 reports long standing nervous trouble headaches and sleep issues. After twelve years of illness she tried Tanlac on a friend's suggestion and says the first bottle eased headaches restored sleep and improved strength with ongoing use improvements continue.
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Bordentown
John Bell
Willow St
Arlington district bonds to fund road work in Jefferson
Arlington supervisors face a razor thin vote today on issuing 350000 dollars in bonds for road improvements in Jefferson district amid opposition over funding handling. Howard T. Duncan expects a favorable result though the campaign remains quiet. A Shrine convention guard plan and emergency police augmentation are described along with a local boy injured when a horse struck a moving car after a ball game.
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Arngton CO
Falls Church
Telephone Falls Chure
Isaac
Jefferson District
T. J. DeLashmutt
Arington County Board of Supervisors
Arlington District
Arlington
Jefferson Distrelet
Howard T. Duncan
Board of Supervisors
DeLeshmutt
Do. R. Taylor
Clarendon Citizens Association
Clarendon
Potomac Yards
Jesse
Capt. Baylor
A. P. Payne
A. M. Davison
Montgomery county fitness contest prizes awarded to students
At the annual Most Physically Fit Contest in Montgomery county prizes were awarded to high schools and graded schools. Winners include Frances Rogers Sandy Spring Miss Ming Helen Ramey Rockville Miss M Downs Fairland Miss Catharine Plumer, and boys winners Hugh Long Rockville Harold Hargett Gaithersburg F. Russell Sandy Spring. Also top junior and one room school victors named with judges listed.
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Auury Ee
Montgomery County
Health Department
Schoola
Girle
J. Darby Howman
Mee
Jenne E.owtgert
Jones Hoyle
P. Rowland Wagner
Dr. Owens
M. A. Lineweaver
Nancy W. Blasett
Blasett
Cropley
Alx
Methodist
Potomac
Rockville
Miss Roth Farmer
Wiliam B. Magee
Washington
Elizabeth Taghart
Philip C. Kaufman
M. B. Swanson
J. C. Tress
Charles E. Gardner
W. Galloway
H W. Been
Milton Hurdle
Watking
Spencer W. Francis
Armstrong Development Company
C. E. Nesbit
Buenas
Rockville High School
Comet
John Uwickersah
Gladatonn Fawertt
Clifford Heim
Alvin
Ralay
Guille Schoo
Hardy
Somerket Md
Samuel Mugga
Jfucchi
Bulgarian Communist Law Translation Reported in May 14 Issue
A Bulgarian law text is translated here detailing the peasant parliament's move to form village communes for communists. Articles describe confiscation of property, governance by local soviet authorities, equal living terms, coupon-based provisioning, and eventual enforcement through local land distribution committees. The law would apply to communes with ten or more electors who are communists, with preparations and lists to be completed before enactment in six months.
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Bulgaria
Communist Party
Smoviet
Russia
Sarah Bernhardt
Zaza
Mrs. Asquith
Margot
Sarah
M Dorian
Canada plans war on border bandits and monopoly
Winnipeg reports Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta recruiting provincial police with sharpshooters and machine gunners to patrol us border towns. Armed patrols in fast cars will hunt bandits and raiders while secret operatives are stationed in border towns to aid the effort amid regional security concerns and a shipping board monopoly dispute over Great Lakes traffic and American registry ships.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Guakatchewan
Alberta
United States
Shipping Board
Gouys
Northweatern
New England
Great Lakes
Northern Navigation Company
Shipping Board of Commerce Commission
Warrant Not Needed Says Judge in Prohibition Case
Judge Morris A. Soper upheld Prohibition enforcer George Hawking's May 3 entry to Narzaneo Femi's barn without a warrant and seizure of 100 gallons mash 17 gallons liquor and a 25 gallon still. The ruling overruled defense claims of illegal search and affirmed government position under Fourth and Fifth Amendments. Femi jailed four months. Also reported: Federal Reserve Board welcomes George R. James and Howard H. Cunningham to full membership, filling unexpired terms of the late Milo B. Campbell and John R. Mitchell.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Morris A. Soper
United States
Hers Todey
George W. Hawking
Narzaneo Femi
Morantown
Edward J. Ryan
Fort Jiieved
Soper
Officara
Fenni
Femi
Federal Reserve Board
George R. James
Tennessee
Howard H. Cunningham
Iowa
James
John R. Mitchell
Minnesota
Cunningham
Milo BD. Campbell
Michigan
Nature's Way to Beauty in Fairmont West Virginia
Mrs Clara B of Fairmont relates a six year severe feminine illness ending after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Dr Pierce’s Purifying Lotions. She credits rapid improvement after one week and praises the remedies for restoring strength and ability to work.
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Fairmont W. Va
Dr. Pierce
Pleres
New York Society Births and Moves Report
New York society notes congratulatory messages dated May 14 from Mrs Curtis of Boston announcing the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Louis Curtis Jr. The item mentions Miss Mary Sloan Coit and Mr and Mrs Richard Coit. It also notes Mr and Mrs Donald Carr planning a Europe summer in England and France, and Mr and Mrs Hobart C Chatela Taylor returning aboard the Olympia after fifteen months abroad. Mr and Mrs Vanderbilt Webb are at their Peekskill farm.
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New York Society
New York
Olympia
Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb
Peekskill
Weihaiwei Dispute Divides Chinese and British Talks in Washington
Differences between Chinese and British commissioners over Weihaiwei return persist as talks in Washington proceed. British and Chinese proposals 33 and 28 articles respectively face ongoing negotiations on district establishment, land transfer terms, revenue disposal, government land reservations, leasing in Wei Hai Wei district, and evacuation of troops. Balfour signaled readiness to surrender Weihaiwei only within a broader agreement upholding open door principles.
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China
Weihaiwei
Peking
Weihalwel
Great Britain
Wei Haiwat
Liukungtao
Liukungtao Island
Wet Hai Wai
Balfour
Warrender
Wei Hai Wei
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Elward
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Murray Bay
Toronto
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Thousand Islands
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Fort Garry
Man
MacDonald
Edmonton
Kaaper Lodge
National Park
Alta
Brine Edward
Brandon
Au Murs
Neon Onion
Broadway
M. Y
Tanlac
Mrs. Bell
Bileen
Jefferson Bonds
Asue
Clifton Shephard
A. P. Shepherd
Cissendon
Georgetown University Hospital
Young Shepherd
Balleton
Northwestern
U. S. Boundary
Reserve
Clara B. Redmond
Cornele Wall Paper CO
Hai
Britain
Canoe
Hugh Reilly CO
New York Ave
Nature Mist
Wwen
S.S
Lissie Felmat
Crowell
Tae
Wright
Oman
M. Harper
H. J. Offutt, Jr
Cuahiex
W. P. Lipscomb
E J. Gockeler
N. L. Sanstury
Bank
District National Bank
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