Immigration reform urged by Wallis at Des Moines meeting
Frederick A. Wallis, former New York immigration commissioner, urged screening newcomers abroad and intelligent distribution of immigrants at a Christian Endeavor convention in Des Moines. He argued the 3 percent law is weak and that examining people before they sail could prevent family separations and ease the immigration problem.
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Americanization through environment and faith drives naturalization
A West training talk on Americanization argues that immersion in schools, better living conditions, adequate wages, and Christian Endeavor work can transform immigrants. The speaker, Wallis, stresses that recognizing the nation as their opportunity, church support, and naturalization enable meaningful contributions to American life.
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Fragmentary note on organization size and dating of tonping invention
The text references a membership figure of 6,000,000 and a vast reach of 20,000,000 persons within an organization formed 31 years ago. It also mentions that tonpings were invented in the fourteenth century, though the wording is garbled and uncertain.
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