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New York Times. "Shuts off 6,000 Aliens." New York Times 27 March 1918: 5.

New York Times

SHUTS OFF 6,000 ALIENS
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Chicago Soon to Deprive Them of Business Licenses

CHICAGO, March 26. — Six thousand aliens will lose their right to conduct business in Chicago May 1, when the new ordinance passed by the City Council refusing licenses to all persons not United States citizens takes effect.
Brewers, saloon keepers, restaurant keepers, tailors, bakers, junk dealers, and others for whom a license from the city is required will be affected by the new law.

 

 

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