U S Reply to Japan Protest Exclusion Act Filed
Washington notes that the American reply to Japan’s protest confirms the exclusion provision of the immigration act remains firm. Secretary Hughes asserts Congress acted within its rights and the executive must enforce the statute without discretionary latitude. The note stresses a cooperative, non-modifying stance toward Japan while upholding U.S. sovereignty over immigration policy.
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Washington
A. P
State Department
Foreign Office
Tokio
United States
Congress
Hughes
Friends Staat
Hanihard
Lew
Coolidge
Ove Hay
Resignations Hit Iowa Good Roads Drive Over Bond Issue
Des Moines report states that the 85 million dollar primary road bond plan has prompted six officers to resign from the town Good Roads association. Notable exits include M. L. Bowman and D. E. Godell, with Meredith and Bertell M. Stoddard among others resigning or remaining in tentative positions.
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Des Moines
U. P
Town ‘Good Roads Association
United Press
Howman
Yeaterday
M. L. Bowman
Blackhawk County
D. E. Godell
Iowa
Lincoln Highway
RE. C. Killian
Cedar Rapids
Louis Cook
Iowa Homestead
Bertell M. Stoddard
Meredith
Bowman
T. Meredith
Agriculture
Association
New York
H. B. Alfree
Newton
Alexander ‘Witzhugh
Candk
W. H. Yowler
Petry
Town Good Roads Association
H. B.‘Alfrey
Adair Girl Weds Peyton, Iowa Man in Adair Home
Miss Helen Barney, a popular Adair girl and Red Oak school teacher, wed Jay David McCullough of Peyton, Iowa, at her parents home in Adair with sixty guests. Rev. R. F. Chambers officiated. The couple will live on a farm near Peyton after a Minnesota honeymoon.
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ADAIR
Red Oak
Peyton
Iowa
Wnewa Telegraph
Helen Barney
Jay David McCullough
W. S Barney
R. F. Chambers
Presbyterian Church
Brookhart’s Iowa stance signals GOP Third Party intrigue
Smith W. Brookhart, Iowa senator, remains a Republican first and last as La Follette weighs a third party bid. He says he will oppose “crooks” in the party and notes funds from the national committee have targeted his race. Brookhart confirms La Follette’s possible run after the Democratic convention.
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la Follette
Des Moines
Moines
Lowa
Krockhart
Fallowa
Bob? LaFollette
Wisconsin
Brookkhart
N. B H. Kendall
Brookhart
Iowa
Homestead
Dante Pierce
the Homestead
Tierre
Pierce
LaFollette
Washington
Brookhart Agid
W. G. Ray
Grinnell
Wissonsin
LaFolettte
Bomb kills guests at Victoria hotel in Canton’s foreign quarter
An unidentified assassin hurled a bomb at the Victoria hotel in Canton’s foreign quarter, killing three persons and injuring others as guests were gathered. Details on the attacker and motive remain unavailable.
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Canton
Chinay
Bar Endorsement of Judge E G Albert by Sixteenth District
The bar of the Sixteenth Judicial district met in Carroll on Saturday and unanimously endorsed Judge E G Albert as a candidate for the state supreme bench. The endorsement highlights Albert's qualifications and seeks support from local legal professionals.
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Sixteenth
E. G. Albert
Sixteenth Judicial District
Carroll
BG. Albert
Supreme Bench
Veteran air pilot makes sensational parachute jump
Dayton dispatch reports Lieutenant John A. MacReaily, veteran of the non stop cross country flight, escaped death by a rational parachute jump from his burning airplane at 1,600 feet near Dayton. The dramatic incident occurred last night as the aircraft burst into flames and Mr MacReaily deployed his parachute to land safely.
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Dayton
A.P
John A. MacReaily
Here
Lions Meet to Hold Boards in Omaha Next Week
The Lions Club gathers in Omaha for the International Lions Clubs Convention June 24 26 with 3000 4000 delegates and visitors expected. Nearly 800 clubs send delegates to discuss the year ahead and support civic efforts across the United States and Canada.
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LIONS
Omaha
Lions Club
Neb
International Association of Lions Clubs
Lions Clubs
United States
Canada
The
Lions International
Chamber of
Car Ievee
Onaha
Poisonous Gas Used In Rhode Island Senate Filibuster
In Providence on June 19 U P reports a gas attack aimed at breaking a Rhode Island senate filibuster. Chlorine soaked papers were placed under Speaker Lt Governor Toupin’s chair causing coughing and illness among several senators. Two were hospitalized. others treated in the corridor as the deadlock persisted.
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Gov. Toupin
Falla
Pless Rostains
Toupin
Flynn
Senate
Rhode Island
Recess Breaks Senate Deadlock as Gas Fills Chamber
In Providence today a choking gas released in the senate chamber forced an immediate recess to clear fumes from the room. Three Republican and one Democratic senator were overcome and treated by physicians as lawmakers paused session. The gas had been concealed in newspapers found behind rostrums.
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Senate Committee
Borah
Idali
Washington
Brookhart
George Lockwood
National Republican
Lowa
Brookharts
Providence
R. Syun
A. P
Senate
Gaa
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Times-Herald
the Tribune and
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al Smith
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
American
Hylan
Smith Waldman
Latollette
Warship Blast
Joseph Caviezel
Lously
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Mivacu
Sillat
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Senate Chamber
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