Washington replies to Japan over immigration policy
A formal reply from Washington to Japan defends U S prerogative to control immigration by legislation, notes repeated Japanese recognition of this right, and details delivery to Tokyo via Ambassador Haroutaro while withheld for simultaneous announcements in Kokyo and Washington. The report spans immigration, veterans bonus funding, resignations, and varied domestic events.
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Washington
Hughes
Japan
Tokyo
Haouitara
Kokyo
District Supreme Court
Melton
Weeks
Wilbur
Hinea
Veterans’ Bureau
Mongreau
NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS NAMES COOLIDGE NOMINATION
President Calvin Coolidge was nominated for president by the Republican national convention in Cleveland on the first ballot with near unanimous support. Charles Dawes was nominated for vice president after a lengthy search. Dawes and Hoover alternated as contenders before the Dawes nomination was made unanimous. Dawes, a lawyer and former budget director, gained fame for his WWI work and the Dawes plan on German reparations.
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Join D. Shermen
Estes Pars
Colo
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Los Angeles
Alexandre Millerand
France
Cleveland Municipal Auditorium
John Dickinson Sherman
Calvin Qoolidge
Cleveland
Charles G. Dawes
Maoss
Coolidge
LaFollette
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Johnson
South Dakota
Thom Ha Scott
Rate
Wistonaln
Dell
Wyoming
Lowden
Silnolz
Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Dawes
Harbord
Curtis
Kansas
Kenyon
Town
Hadley
Missouri
Beveridge
Watson
Indiana
Capite
Charles G
Hell and Maria
Ufe
Alvin Cooling
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
GO. P
Burton
Mondell
Liehoupe
Marion Leroy Burton
University of Michigan
Abaech
Horton
America
Amerigan
Calvin / Coolidge
Mellon Seeks Ruling On Income Tax Refund Plan
Washington moves toward refunds for those who paid the full income tax amount and are due a 25 percent reduction. Secretary Mellon asks for a formal ruling from the Controller General as to legality. Treasury plans would issue March 15 refunds drawn from a general tax refund appropriation of about 30 million dollars, affecting roughly 1.05 million taxpayers with many checks likely for smaller amounts.
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Washington
Mellon
Mertus
McCarl
Archer
Treasury
Boon
Panunt
Treasury Department
Delegates Protest at Convention Over Soviet Form Read
Vice president John Bouck led Nebraska delegates in protest at a Washington state convention. Protests followed refusals to recognize Frank Starkey of Minnesota, with several delegates quitting as the Soviet form was read and a scathing denouncement of communism was delivered by officials and labor leaders.
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Mes
John D. Sherman
Hates
Park
Colo
General Federation of Women’s Clube
Los Angeles
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation
Washington
United States
Upper
Mississippi
Mre
Sherman
Keana- Nou
Onl Dent Fan Bouck
Washington,ptate
Worty Turner
Ry Taylor
Nebraska
Moscow Red
Lorolletis
P. A. Selersim
Minnesota
Starkey
Italian Deputy Murdered as Body Found on Lake Shore
Italian deputy Giicono Mate Seotti, a Socialist legislator, was kidnapped en route to parliament and murdered. His body was found on the shores of Lake Viva. He had been preparing to denounce government corruption in the chamber of deputies.
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Rome
Giicono Mate Seotti
Lake Viva
Chamber of Deputies
Daugherty Hearings Indefinitely Ended
Washington reports the Daugherty investigating committee adjourned indefinitely with no date set for resuming hearings. The committee had dominated front pages with government activity though activity waned.
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Daugherty
Washington
Daugherty Tr
Ita
American Women Lose Wimbledon Cup to Britain
Kathleen McKane of Britain defeated American Mia Helen Witte in straight sets to claim the women’s equivalent of Davis Cup prestige at Wimbledon. The result ends America’s bid for the Wigtti mer Cup, marking a British victory on the global stage.
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America
Athletic Sons and Daughters
Hoboken
France
Colombes
Ngland
Thie
Americas
Migs Kathleen McKane
Mia Helen Witte
Soviet Union Recognizes Mushim Government in Copenhagen
The United States and Danish connections report de jure recognition of the Mushim Soviet government after the American minister at Copenhagen informed the State Department. The move signals international acknowledgment amid ongoing diplomatic activity.
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Denmark
State Department
M'Gister
Copenhagen
John Ht Uytace
Lenmuri
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Laroy Motorized Circus
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Wooster
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Hope Development
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San Francisco
Ife Aha
University of Pennsylvania
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Nis
Grace Cole
Lewte Cote
Mia
Cole
Pueblo
Fieldner
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London
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United States Veterans’ Burery
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Tim
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