Anti American sentiment spreads in Japan and abroad
Japanese crowds gather at the grave of the unknown Mikado suicide protest. Public services led by Kogami and Black Dragon Society promote anti American action. Motion picture theaters plan a boycott of American films beginning July 1.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Aoyama
Viscount Kato
Takashi
Kogami
National Association
Black Dragon Society
Great Forward Society
Imperial Hotel
Gonzo Methodist Church
Central Buddhist Hall
Japan
Indians Hit In Decision
The Supreme Court declared the Mission Indians are not entitled to continue occupying the tract of lands they had been occupying in San Juan County California. The ruling affects their rights to the Pagas tract and related holdings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Inunty
California
Indians Gather to Revive Old Tribe Customs in Sand Springs
Indians from across North America gathered in Sand Springs Oklahoma to discuss tribal claims against the government based on ancient land treaties. Delegates arrived at the Charles Page estate camping grounds to hold business sessions and revive primitive customs and pleasures for the sake of their race.
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Sand Springs
Okla
North America
Sand Springs Park
Charles Page
Smith Outlines Stance on Liquor
New York June 9 Gov Alfred E. Smith urges a revision of the Volstead act to allow states to legalize light wines and beer. He favors federal science based minimum alcohol content with state choice, and says saloon traffic will end. He calls for stricter interstate commerce and imports controls.
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New York
Alfred EH. Smith
Smith
Congress
Express Rates Readjusted by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered nationwide express rate readjustments with general increases in the East about 8 percent and slight reductions in the West and South. The plan, based on 1912 rates, aims to uniform differences across Southern, Middle Western, Rocky Mountain and Pacific zones, effective January 1, 1925.
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Washington
Interstate Comerce Commission
Middle Western
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Trunk Line
Mountain Territory
West Coast
French Government Named Ministry of Message
Paris June 9 The cabinet formed by M Francois Marshal is nicknamed the ministry of a message as it is meant to present President Miller Haid s message to parliament and allow the new left majority to record opposition with a possible resignation.
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Associated Press
Paris
M. Francois-Marshal
Millerahd
Bankers Convene as Panhandle Delegates Exceed 200
More than 200 delegates registered for the Panhandle Bankers Association twentieth annual convention. The sessions opened at 2 pm in Amarillo with a crowd of bankers and families as Rev. R. N. MacCallum gave the invocation. Mayor E S Blasdel delivered the welcome, praising bankers to the community. Speakers included A E Thomas on educating depositors, H Kennedy on marketing the banker, J M Hellings on The Test, and Gov B A McKinney of the Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas. R L Thornton of Dallas was expected to speak. The evening features a chicken barbecue at Amarillo Country Club at 6:30, a 9 pm dance, with buses from the Amarillo hotel at 6:15. Tomorrow’s program in the Mission Theater starts at 9 am with addresses on The Marketing of Cotton and others, plus committee reports and election of officers.
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Panhandle Bankers’ Association
R. N. MacCallum
E. S. Blasdel
H. Kennedy
Donley County State Bank
Clarendon
J. M. Hellings
Interstate National Bank
Kansas City
B. A
R. L. Thornton
Mercantile Bank and Trust Company
Dallas
Texas Bankers’ Association
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo
Mission Theater
Fuqua
F. W. O.malley
First Christian Church of
Coton
John E. Owens
First National Bank
Wills Point
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
James T. Bradley
Commerce Trust Company
Out of Town Visitors List for Convention
A long list of out of town visitors attends the convention with numerous names and hometowns including Clovis New Mexico Kirkland Kansas City Missouri Vega Spearman Perryton Amarillo Dallas and Tulia among others. The roster continues on page two.
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S. A. Jones
Clovis
N. M
W. C. Harp
Kirkland
R. A. Bowers
Childress
James T. Bradley
Kansas City
Virgil Smith
C. E. Wider
Vega
J. H. Askins
Melrose
F. M. McLaughlin
Ralls
J. M. McLaughlin
Groom
W. H. Holley
Perryton
Plainview
E. C. Deohl
Panhandle
A. W. Henschel
Friona
T. P. Rogers
F. P. Rogers
J. D. Swift
Clarendon
Gladys R. Nesbett
Dodson
Paul P. Sewell
Texhoma
Joe Rorex
Pan
Bo Marton
Burl Cavins
Claude
E. W. McLaughlin
Bomarton
Marie Wofford
Tulia
Marie Louise Tomlinson
Guy H. Tomlinson
M. L. Steele
Unsettled Weather Foreseeable Tonight and Tomorrow
The weather bureau announces unsettled conditions tonight and tomorrow with possible showers and a slight temperature change. Today’s high reached 79 degrees while the low stayed around 19 under that high. A year ago the high was 76 and the low 54.
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Weather Bureau
Austin chosen by state Democratic executive committee for fall convention
Dallas June 9 Austin was the unanimous choice of the state Democratic executive committee for the fall convention to be held the second Tuesday in September. The meeting also certified names for July primaries and considered three resolutions including one to send the Old Gray Mare band to the national convention and another to pledge candidates to support party nominees.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Austin
Democratic Executive Committee
New York
Charles Metcalfe
San Angelo
James E. Ferguson
Barry Miller
Walton Impeachment Not Subject to Court Review
The Oklahoma legislature's impeachment of former Governor John C. Walton is not reviewable by the courts. The U S Supreme Court ruled the issue political not judicial on appeal from a western Oklahoma federal district court that refused jurisdiction.
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Washington
John C. Walton
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Danger serial begins in The Globe tonight
The Globe prints the first two chapters of Danger for tonight readers to start the thrilling romance. A stenographer loves her employer who loves her in turn, while his wife remains cold and aloof, creating danger in nearly every paragraph.
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the Globe
Danger
Editorial band forms for Texas Press convention
The Texas State Press Association plans a journalist orchestra for its Amarillo meeting June 18 to 20. Editor Forrest Warren leads mobilization with letters urging editors to join or buy instruments. A small group already signed includes Cornets Sam Braswell Clarence News Forrest Warren, Baritone E A Carlock, Pa ducah Post, Trombone J Engleman Tulia Herald, Bass George Butterbaugh Texhoma Times, Clarinet Henry Hall Amarillo, Snare Gilmore Nunn Amarillo News. Speeches poke fun at the editor band and its unlikely members.
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Horn Topters
Texas
State Press Association
Sam Braswell
Clarendon News
Forrest Warren
Amarillo Globe
E. A. Carlock
Paducah Post
Engleman
Tulia Herald
George Butterbaugh
Texhoma Times
Henry Hall
Amarillo
Gilmore Nunn
Amarillo News
State Press
Dallas News
Texas Press Association
Press Association
Texas Granted to Amend Counter Claim on Boundary
Washington June 9 Texas won permission to amend its counter claim against Oklahoma over the boundary line along the 100th meridian. The ruling notes no reference to the Red River dispute and sets a December deadline for the federal government and Oklahoma to answer. Oklahoma's protest against a boundary report along the Red River was rejected by the Supreme Court.
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Washington
State of
Texas
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Red River
Guardsmen Plan Grand Camp at Fort Crockett
The Thirty sixth Division Texas National Guard infantry companies head to Fort Crockett Galveston July 5 to 19 for a premier training program. Fort Crockett sits in Galveston city limits offering ample recreation and virtually every Texas League team will play the Sand Crabs during the guardsmen stay.
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Texas National Guard
Fort Crockett
Galveston
Gulf City
Miriam Ferguson Certified for Democratic Governor Candidacy
Miriam A Ferguson wife of James E Ferguson of Temple was certified as a Democratic governor candidate by the Texas state executive committee sub committee. The full committee adopted the report and did not place James Ferguson on the ballot due to a court injunction. Barry Miller will appear on the ballot for lieutenant governor with the committee affirming his entitlement. FE W Cole from Travis county will not be on the ballot for congressman at large.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Temple
State Executive Committee
Ferguson
Barry Miller
FE. W. Cole
Travis County
Judge Robertson to Speak Tonight in Dallas Campaign Tour
Judge Felix D. Robertson of Dallas County criminal district court No. 1 outlines his Democratic gubernatorial platform at 8 p m in the courthouse. The World War veteran and longtime Texas politician promotes prohibition, woman suffrage, strict law enforcement, better schools, free textbooks, prison reform, highway improvements and aid for veterans.
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Felix D. Robertson
Criminal District Court No
Dallas County
Court House
Panhandle
Plains
West Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Judge Robertson
McLennan County
Felix H. Robertson
Jerome B. Robertson
Hood
Texas
Waco
Cullen Thomas
Pat M. Neff
Thomas
Dallas
U S Wheat Estimate Down in June Crop Forecast
The Department of Agriculture projects a smaller total U.S. wheat crop for the year at 693 million bushels, with spring wheat at 184 million and winter wheat at 569 million. Acreage and condition details show declines in winter and spring wheat areas and mixed viability across oats barley rye and other crops.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Klan Backs Watson for GOP Vice President Nomination
Imperial Wizard H. W. Evans arrived from Atlanta and endorsed Sen. James E. Watson of Indiana as the GOP running mate. Watson disavowed Klan ties, while Indiana grand dragon Walter Bossert prepared to organize Klan activity at the convention. Texas delegates and the McDonald slate were targeted for seating amid calls for unity and West-East cooperation.
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Cleveland
H. W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
James E. Watson
Indiana
Klan
Evans
Republican Party
Watson
Coolidge
Statler
Dr. Evans
Senate
Walter Bossert
Grand Dragon
McDonald
Resolutions Committee
Lowdens Withdrawal Shifts Spotlight In Cleveland Nomination Race
Former Governor Lowden's decision to decline the Republican vice presidential bid broadens the field as contenders gather in Cleveland. The advisory committee of fifty seven begins platform work while convention leaders reassess Lowden’s impact amid attacks from Illinois factions. Senator Richard Ernst of Kentucky is named chairman of the rules committee by William Butler.
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Cleveland, O
Lowden
Cleveland
Lowdon
Illinois
Richard Ernst
Kentucky
William M. Butler
Coolidge
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