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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
2
The Nashville state convention instructed 24 delegates to back W G McAdoo at the national convention by a vote of 1300 to 743. South Carolina gave McAdoo its 18 votes and Columbus convention balloting was 198 to 128.
Peoria Illinois reports the abolition of the appointive system for President Farrington of the Illinois Mine Workers by a 265 to 229 vote. Other items note ambush injuries near Belleville, a record late spring snow at Watertown and a crowd welcoming American flyers in Tokyo.
The Senate approves the conference report on the tax reduction bill by 60 to 6 and the House passes it 376 to 9 sending it to the President. President Coolidge signs the immigration bill barring Japanese entry. Grain exports last week reached 2,379,000 bushels. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson fractured a shoulder on a Virginia visit. Interior asks for 1,255,000 extra in supplementary appropriations. Over 6500 onion plasterers strike in Washington over wage and workweek demands. Senate exonerates Senator Wheeler from Interior interference charges. Senate authorizes 7500 for injuries to Senator Green after a bootlegger chase.
KF H Schnell, manager for the American Radio Relay League, receives the brown derby from Kenneth B Warner for becoming the first American amateur to establish two way radio contact with a European operator. Schnell's achievement followed his contact with the French operator 8AB.
Iowa reports road funding gains and bus law warnings as counties plan summer activities. Farm bureaus set a Dubuque county picnic for June 24 at Dyersville while towns discuss road surfacing and safety measures. Officials note public health data and new agricultural programs at Iowa State College.
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