Doak Deportation Policy Under Fire Over Larsh Case
The Larsh deportation from Detroit to Canada highlights alleged brutality in the Doak labor administration. Lillian Larsh, born in Michigan, lost citizenship by marriage, was shipped with her four children to Ontario, while at least one daughter remained in the United States. The National Woman's Party critiques the policy, noting gender-based citizenship rules persisted under Doak’s reading of the old law. Critics say she could have regained citizenship, and the party accuses officials of arbitrary delays and selective enforcement. The controversy prompts a broader probe into Doak's deportation program.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Art D
Doak
Michigan
Williiam Larsh
Larshes
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Anit- States
Immigration Service
Wallaceburg
Ont
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Dominion
Pub Sec
Larsh
National Woman's Party
Congress
Labor Department
Harvey W. Wiley
Womans Party
Robe Carl White
Detroit
Burnita Matthews
Lawyers’ Council
Woman's Party
Kids Becoming Perfect by Imitating Parents
The remark questions if youths can achieve flawlessness when their training mirrors parental patterns. It suggests behavior shaping through family role models influences character and discipline.
Umpire Spends Winter Behind the Wheel in Protest
A prominent major league umpire reportedly drove a big truck throughout the off season, signaling a bold stance and fueling public chatter about his controversial reception among fans and peers.
Maryland Miner-Politician Warns on Soft Coal Growth
In Washington, Congressman David J. Lewis of Maryland blasts American soft coal mining for overproduction and inefficiency. The former coal miner, praised for tariffs expertise, rebukes officials while recounting his career and a return to Congress amid industry critique.
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Washington, D. C
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Lewis
Coolidge
United States
House of Representatives
Frederick N. Zihlman
Cumberland
Zihlman
Washington
Congress
Tariff Commission
Europe
Michelson Very Low The wisest writer speaks our own thoughts
The quotation credits the greatest and wisest writer with voicing ideas we would express ourselves if writing. It highlights a mirror of thought, suggesting originality lies in saying what readers already feel.
National Grange Forms A Society At Gravel Springs
A National Grange subordinate lodge named Gravel Springs Grange was organized at Gravel Springs school house by H. H. Harvey of Ohio and Robert Baker of Middletown Grange. Officers elected include H. Himelright as master, Mrs. E. Pifer as overseer, and Mrs. Daisy Orn.
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National Grange
Gravel Springs
Star Tannery
Gravel Springs School House
H. H. Harvey
Ohio
Robert Baker
Middletown Grange
H. Himelright
E. Pifer
Daisy Orn
Bourbon Driven From Country by Gunmen Action
Hint to Alfonso notes that Bourbon was expelled from the country as gunmen carried out the forceful removal.
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Alfonso
Artificial Food Safe Is Properly Handled
Dr. Logan Clendening reviews artificial infant feeding progress, noting bottle feeding can match breast milk under hygienic, well supervised conditions. Weight gains favor breast milk early, while bottle fed babies surpass them after three months, with infections varying across periods.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Clendening
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
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