Immigration Bill Aims For Quick Action In Congress
Washington report notes advocates push a new permanent immigration bill to replace the current temporary limit and set a fixed future policy. It would be rushed to floor within 24 hours, then moved to conference with Armenia relief, seeking immediate action and broader drastic regulation. The piece highlights strong national sentiment favoring stricter controls, with background on past votes and political risks for lawmakers who opposed immigration limits.
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Washington
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Armenia
Congress
United States
House
Campbell
Kansas
Committee of Rules
Tn Cookehor
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Girls Now Smoke Cigarets Hued to Match Clothing
New York fashion notes state that stylishly dressed women must choose cigarette brands by color to harmonize with gowns moods and surroundings. Lavender blue red black shades are highlighted as the latest trend fulfilling dressmaker revenue prospects for tobacconists.
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New York
Retal Clothiers Oppose Advances in Clothing Price
Des Moines on the annual Iowa Retail Clothiers convention elected Bert L. Butler president for the year. W. P. Kerwin became national director. officers include Joe W. Smith and J. A. Wallbank. Charles A. Beno named associated retailers representative. Des Moines chosen as next convention city. resolutions oppose uneconomic price increases and push clothing labels for prison-made goods.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Bert L. Butler
Atlantic
Iowa Retail Clothiers Association
Ses
I ‘Sion
W. P. Kerwin
Waterloo
Firstice
Joe W. Smith
Council Bluffs
J. A. Wallbank
Mount Pleasant
Dick den Adel
Pella
Associated Retailers
Sac City
Z . C. R. Rohde
Board of
di- Pets
S. Gepwes
Cclothiers
Dollar's Just That Yanks Brides Find In Fort Sureven
The German, French and Belgian wives of 281 soldiers arrive at Fort Sureven after a hectic day of war stories, feasting, and dancing. Many had to leave possessions behind as the ship was crowded. Wives face adjusting homes and learning that a dollar goes far differently for a soldier's family.
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Savannah
Reb
S—Baine Avi
America
Michiel
Rhine
Fort Sureven
Charleston
Coblengz
Antwerp
Germany
Last Man's Club President Dies in St Paul
Sit Paul Minnesota February 8 only four members remain of Minnesota's Last Man's Club. President Adam Murty Bt Paul died yesterday leaving four members of the 34 Ferbane of Company BG First Minnesota who served in the Civil War. The group formed July 21 1885 at the Old Sawyer House Stillwater and holds annual meetings with a ceremonial wine toast.
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Minnesota
Last Man's Club
Adam Murty
Man's Club
Free Bread War Triggers Overtime Bakeries
In Chicago during a price war between Piggly Wiggly and Atlantic & Pacific chains, bakeries worked overtime to meet demand. District manager C S Wyatt reported 150000 loaves given away at Piggly Wiggly stores, reflecting the intense consumer response to the price competition.
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Chicago
Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc
Atlantic & Pacific
S. Wyatt
Beeman Urges Honey in Radiators Over Alcohol
A. W. Gale, member of the American Honey Producers association, urged using honey in automobile radiators instead of alcohol to prevent freezing and for cost efficiency. He noted US honey production reached about three hundred million pounds last year.
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Beeman
Kansas
St. Louis
A. W. Gale
Chillicothe
American Honey Producers” Association
United States
Notable Women to Speak at Des Moines Convention
The National League of Women Voters announced speakers for the Des Moines convention April 9 to 14. Justice Florence Allen of the Ohio Supreme Court, Julia Lathrop president of the Illinois League of Women Voters, Grace Abbott head of the federal children's bureau, and Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania's governor are on the program.
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Washington, D. C
National League of Women Voters
Des Moines
Justiice Florence Alien
Ohio Supreme Court
Julia Lathrop
Illinois League of Women Voters
Grace Abbott
Federal Children’s Bureau
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Railroad Adds Moving Picture Car On Wheels
A motion picture theatre on wheels will be added to the Chicago and Alton railroad line to St Louis next Monday. The pictures will be shown in specially constructed cars, bringing moving shows to rail passengers.
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Chicago
Chicago & Alton Railroad
St. Louis
Missing Michigander Located in Lausanne
In Lausanne a missing Michigander from Flint Michigan believed to be Ralph Dort, son of a local automobile manufacturer, has been found. Dort had disappeared last Saturday and was reported to have committed suicide in Geneva before being located.
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Ralph Dort
Ofa Flint
Mich
Geneva
Lausanne
Dort
Weather update for Iowa towns February 8 1922
United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Charles City reports in the included territory towns Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Mason City and Waterloo under fair conditions. No snow or rain reported as roads and highways are noted in good condition.
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Algona
Charlier City
Cedar Rapide
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Death of Barnard Honor Student After Hamlet Note
Miss Mariel Bloomfield an outstanding Barnard College honor student from Columbus Ohio killed herself by poison. A Hamlet quote and a note to Mrs Bruce Cummings plus Keats poetry hint at a troubled mind. Police and college seek motive as investigators study Barbellion Journal and life impact.
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Hamlet
London
Mariel Bloomfield
Barnard College
Misa Bloomfield
Columbus
Diel
Bruce Cummings
Condon
Barbellion
Keats
Temple of Justice Fight Reaches Legislative End
Iowa House votes to return county superintendents to a popular vote ending the temple project and transferring funds to the general fund. Speaker Anderson and Lt Gov Hammill take Scout oath as House adjourns amid battlefield of amendments and new bills.
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Temple OF Justice
Magistrate urges husbands curb gambling by wives
Magistrate Charles OberWager, in New York, denounced gambling by wives and urged husbands to curb it, calling card playing at home a dangerous evil. He warned husbands to forbid such gambling and said police should be notified if wives refuse. The case of Mrs. Wannie Sprague, held on bail for maintaining a gambling room, prompted the remarks as detectives reported husbands’ pleas to stop wives from gambling at records tables.
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Charles OberWager
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Helier Qherwager
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Sprague
Sumner Mystified by Federal Prohibition Indictment
Elbert D. Sumner, late deputy commissioner of internal revenue and Waterloo, Iowa native, said he was mystified by a federal grand jury indictment in Pittsburgh over alleged prohibition law violations. He had no knowledge of the offense and expected the matter to be cleared up. Sumner now practices law in Washington after his dismissal from the treasury post. He and Iowa lawmakers previously sought his reinstatement but were unsuccessful.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
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Waterloo
Ur. G. Fr. Sumner
Des Moines
Federal Grand Jury
Pittsburgh
Bummer
Aus Pittsburgh
Summer
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Iowa
Congress
Egyptian Bones Unearth Prehistoric Man Find
British scientists report uncovering large human and animal bones in Meypt near Luxor at Qualelkebir. The Tutankhamen tomb exhibit faced delays due to a power plant failure as crowds of tourists surged along the Nile.
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Egeypt
Qualelkebir
Assian
Tutankhamen
Waxor
Leadville Miners Go Dry as Saloons Raided for Whisky
Leadville Colorado reports a three hour raid by federal prohibition officers on soft drink parlors pool halls and other venues selling liquor. Hundreds of gallons of moonshine whisky were seized and twenty men jailed as the town of Leadville shuts down its open liquor trade.
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Wormer
West
Federal
Prohibition
Catholics Seek $100000 Fund Against Oregon School Law
National Catholic Welfare council asks Catholics nationwide to raise 100000 to challenge Oregon's law banning private and parochial schools for children aged 8 to 16. The measure, approved by voters, would take effect in 1926 and is slated for Supreme Court review.
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Washington, D. C
National Catholic Welfare Council
Oregon
Supreme Court
Heir 10 Born to Princess Mary in London
A son, sixth in line to the throne, was born to Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles at Chestrefield House. The royal bulletin said mother and baby were well as Queen and King visited the town house. The child, though royal by birth, holds the title of commoner with honors, and both mother and infant were reported doing excellently.
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United Press
London
Britain
Mary
Viscount Asceltes
Chestrefield Howse
Tadas
George
Martre
Court Lascelles
Simpson
Waterloo audience credits Cone with self cure power
Waterloo people who visited Chicago were skeptical but became 45 converts to Cone's suggestion therapy. Observers noted dramatic recoveries in disabled attendees including a boy who walked after treatment. Cone stressed he aids self-healing, not a healer, and his methods drew large crowds despite criticism.
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Chain Shop Burns in New Albany Fire
A chain shop of the National Home and Chains Co. in New Albany Indiana was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin early today, causing an estimated loss of about 100000 dollars.
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New Albany
Ind
National Home & Chains Co
Harding Aims to Force Senate Approval of 3 Nominees
Washington Feb 5 President Harding will withhold Mile D Campbell’s commission on the Federal Reserve Board until the Senate confirms Crissinger as governor and James G McLary as controller of the currency as stated officially by the Treasury Department.
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Harding
Mile D. Campbell
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
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James G. McLary
Treasury Department
Plane Takes Doctor to Save Man's Life in Beaflip Island Rescue
In Petoskey Michigan on Web. 8 Jesse Cole a woodsman recovering from an operation was cut off on Beaver Island after ice floes trapped access. Lieutenant Last Meredith of the Army Air Service ferried Dr JR Armstrong to the island by airplane after failed overland ice crossing.
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Petoskey
Mich
Jesse Cole
Woodsman
Beaver Island
R. Armstrong
Cole
Meredith
Army Air Service
Armstrong
Attorney Ardent in Correspondence with Screen Star
In Los Angeles on February 3 the case of Pauline Frederick against George Edwin Joseph, New York attorney, seeks 386,900 for legal services with a counterclaim of 46,647. Joseph testified about telegrams sent during divorce proceedings to bolster Frederick's confidence, including the line Pauline, loved and lovely, queen of all the land of Might have been. George.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
George
George Edwin Joseph
New York
Pauline Frederick
Willard Mack
Frederick
Pauline
Amile
Turkeys Stand In Smyrna Tensions Spark Warship Row
Allied warships in Smyrna harbor warn Turkish commander of bombardment if shore batteries fire. Britain France and Italy increase naval presence in Turkish waters while Angora grants a 24 hour extension. U S ships remain neutral.
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Alty
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Near East
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Angora
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Rom Smyrna
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Germany
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Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Ismet
Angola
U.S
Washington, D.C
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United States
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Scorpion
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May Ask Troops to Make Georgia Dry Up
Atlanta Georg ia Feb 5 admitting that the prohibition enforcement situation in Georgia is entirely beyond the control of federal agents now on duty here Fred D Dismuke federal prohibition director indicated today that a request might be made for United States troops to cope with the liquor traffic.
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Georgia
Fred D. Dismuke
United States
Land Free State Troops From Damaged Steamer
Queenstown reports the Free State steamer Silvermon struck rocks twelve miles south of here. Troops carried on board were landed by small boats at Ballycottla after the incident.
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Queenstown
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