APS Excluded Under New Immigration Bill
The House passed the immigration bill 322 to 71 with the Japanese exclusion provision added without a record vote. It rejects Secretary Hughes appeals to omit the clause and ignores Hana Hari warnings of grave consequences for US Japanese relations. Senate action blocked by Coolidge message on investigations.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Far East
House
Hughes
Hanahari
Senate
Coolidge
The Prisoner Who Sang JoHan Bojer Review
Andreas Berger the prisoner and chameleon figure drives the story exploring human longing and identity. The narrative traces his constant role changing from boyhood through jail and social critique, ending with a thoughtful if imperfect resolution. The work invites readers to ponder faith hypocrisy and the limits of personal reform.
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Johan Bojer
Andreas
Andreas Berger
God
State Spent 244053 On Institutions In March
Austin April 12 The state expended 244053 in March in maintaining its elementary institutions. The average cost per capita was 23.25 dollars. The home for dependent and neglected children led at 81 per person, followed by the girls training school at 71. The Southwestern insane asylum at San Antonio had the lowest at 13.
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Austin
Tex
State Board of Control
Southwestern Insane Asylum
San Antonio
Paddock predicts U S victory in 1924 Olympics
Pasadena April 12 Charley Paddock sprinter declares America supreme in Olympic games. He outlines scoring limits and event strengths under USC coach Dean Cromwell, arguing the U S will win the 1924 championships even if conceding points in several events.
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Paddock
U. S
Pasadena
Cal
America
Charley Paddock
Dean’ Cromwell
University of Southern California
Cargatinen
Finland
Mnydad
Smith Boom Dwindles At New York Jefferson Day Banquet
At Jefferson Day banquet in New York City April 12 Democratic speakers urged a constructive campaign and praised party achievements while warning against Washington scandal attacks. Gov. Smith failed to appear for a scheduled address. Maryland Gov. Ritchie hailed him as democracy’s favorite son amid light applause and banners.
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New York
National Democratic Club
J. Bruce Kramer
Montana
John W. Davis
Court of St. James
Washington
Smith
al Smith
Ritchie
Maryland
Democracy
East Side
West Side
Man Believed Dead Held on Liquor Charge
Pawhuska Oklahoma April 12 Missing and believed dead Jack Campbell roadhouse proprietor was arrested en route to Eastland Texas with Texas Ranger McCoy who carried a liquor charge warrant. Campbell faces a two year penitentiary term and a body found at Eastland sparked theories of his fate. Campbell had been living in Tulsa and Pawhuska for the past three years.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Jack Campbell
Texas
Hastland
Campbell
Eastland
McCoy
Tulsa
Rockwell predicts McAdoo nomination with 500+ delegates
David L. Rockwell, national manager for McAdoo, forecast in Cleveland that William G. McAdoo of California will enter the New York convention with more than 500 votes and be nominated. He said McAdoo ends the week with 163 delegates pledged or favorable and will finish next week with over 200, surpassing 500 overall.
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Cleveland
William G. McAdoo
California
New York
David L. Rockwell
McAdoo Forces
United States
Rockwell
Hagerman’s Artesian Well Promoted for Stone Troubles
Hagerman lies in the Pecos irrigation district and touts a medicinal artesian well claimed to aid stone troubles. The claim emphasizes local health value and district prominence.
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Hagerman
Pecos
Secretary designates 1600 acre Aztec gas field
The secretary of the interior officially designates a gas field spanning 1600 acres in the Aztec region of the state, marking a new energy site on public land.
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Secretary of the Interior
Veterans Bureau Funds Training for Ex Service Men in Las Vegas
The United States Veterans Bureau via the Denver rehabilitation agent funds a two year training program for ex service men in Las Vegas. The second year focuses on the Las Vegas irrigation system with limits of 20 acres per trainee and four acres each of warden truck and alfalfa. Trainees receive $300 worth of tools and equipment to start, repayable after training, and eight participants are already at work with more joining under the effort led by Thomas W. Conway irrigation project sales agent.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
Denver
Las Vegas
Thomas W. Conway
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