Japanese Priests Decry Immigration Exclusion at Meiji Shrine
Delegates to a Shinto national convention in Tokio condemned the Japanese exclusion provision of the U S immigration bill. They urged prayer meetings at Meiji Shrine to appeal for national courage and protection against discrimination. The article notes anti American sentiment grows, backed by media and publicists, while official policy remains nonretaliatory.
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Tokio
Meiji Shrine
Congress
Japan
Associated Press
United State
Jingo
Kiyoura
Viscount Kato
The Globe Announces Returns of Big Fight Tomorrow
The Gibbons Carpentier prize fight is set for tomorrow afternoon. The Globe will provide minute by minute bulletins from its office as details arrive and the bout time will be announced tomorrow.
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The
Globe
Globe Office
Program Outlined for Memphis Highway Meet
Preparations for the twelfth annual Colorado-to-Gulf highway association meeting in Memphis Texas June 6 and 7 are nearly complete per association president C H Walker. The program covers meetings parades speeches by regional officials, committee appointments, A A A races, and musical interludes by local bands.
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Colorado-to-Gulf Highway Association
Memphis
Tex
C. H. Walker
Hall County
Alvarado Municipal
W. B. Quigley
Colorado
Bob Young
Walsenburg Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Simon Herstein
Clayton
Texas
Chas. Y. Welch
Quanah
H. Walker
Dalhart
W. A. Palmer
Amarillo
Paul W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Colorado Gulf
Phebe K. Warner
State Park Commission
Wm. T. Wheeler
Texas Highway Association
R. H. Nichols
Vernon Record
American Automobile Association
Geo. Sager
West Texas
W A McIntosh and Others Speak in Half Minute Interviews
Supt W A McIntosh notes success requires steady effort with no elevators to the top. Rev I T Huckabee urges town improvement through collective effort. Frank Kearns mentions Kansas farmers sourcing Texas seed oats for market. Dr Clifton Carter reveals 150000 cattle handled by his office since 1924. T L Gordon reports delivering drilling equipment for Prairie Oil and Gas in section 23.
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Frank Kearns
Kansas
Texas
T. L. Gordon
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Railroad News and Folks Update from Santa Fe Line
Rail line notes by John Moore include Prentice leaving for Wichita on 14, switchman Jackson to Topeka hospital around June 1 for ton sils removal, and 5000 grain handling cars gathered along the Plains division for the wheat season. 1923 saw 103 highway crossing deaths and 474 injuries on the Santa Fe.
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Plains
Panhandle station hires cashier and notes oil boom
The Panhandle station expands staff due to rising oil activity with W E Quinn of Canadian named cashier. A new patent locomotive whistle is described as audible five miles away and used by engineers on departures, while town life and work pace are touched by the era’s oil business.
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Panhandle
W. E. Quinn
Amarillo
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Fokio
Yokohama
Polk Street
the Globe
Ed McRae
Bureau of Automotive Industry
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Wm. Harrison Furlong
Department of Highways
San Antonio
Homer D. Wade
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
B.D. Martin
Wichita Falls
Chambers of Commerce
J. Allen Wikoff
Colorado- Gulf
W. A. McIntosh
House of Success
Rev. I. T. Huckabee
Clifton Carter
H. E. Crutcher
American Warehouse and Storage Co
Amarillo, Texas
F. & M. Market
By John Moore
R. W .Prentice
Slaton Division
Wichita
Kan
C. H. Jackson
Topeka Hospital
Santa Fe
Grady Stegall
Dallas
Ennis
W. N. Vanshaw
J. M. Webb
B. H. Nolan
Canadian
Harry Franklin
Wellington
George Baker
Johnson Street
P. E. Thrall
C. M. Spurlock
Pauline Bell
Clarendon
Hugh Franklin
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank
United States Government
First National Bank
WSU
Chalmers Athletic Union
Silk
Per
Othmatch
Meyer
Taylor Street
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