Japanese Protest Against Open Door Policy Demands Reply
Japanese Ambassador Hanihara delivered a note to Secretary Hughes demanding removal of immigration discrimination as a breach of the open door. Tokyo condemns the United States policy, says the Gentlemen’s Agreement is ended, and urges a courteous response to relieve Japan of further obligations.
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Fire Department Officials Disapprove Chief Election
Board rejects the election of L. P. Mitchell as chief at the department meeting. David Carpenter serves as First Assistant Chief, and Edison Thompson as Second Assistant Chief, with W. E. Peters forming part of the substitute leadership during the decision.
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Vi Tage Board
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David Carpenter
Eéson Thompson
L. P. Mittchell
W. £. Petersez
LaFollette Returns to Senate After Illness
Senator Robert M LaFollette returned to Congress in Washington on May 31 appearing aged and thinner. He moved quickly to block a sudden adjournment and pressed the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee for a favorable report on the Howell Barkley bill to abolish the railroad labor board as part of the progressive legislative program.
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WASHINGTON
Robert M. LaFollette
Congress
LaFollette
Senate Inter- States Commerce Comittee
Howell-Barkley
railroad labor board
Ball Heads Co Dairymen At Middletown Meeting
Harry Ball of Campbell Hall was elected county president by a large majority at the Middletown branch meeting of the Dairymen's Cooperative Association held at the Chamber of Commerce on Kingstrest. Jons Richardson of Goshan was chosen secretary and Hamie Roe of Chester treasurer. Chester Young of Nanacock Easter County reviewed the association finances, inviting questions which were promptly answered. The session proved helpful in clearing up concerns raised by outsiders.
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Dairmen
Lessue Co-Operative Association
Chamber of Commerce
Kingstrest
Harry Ball
Campbell Hall
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Jons Rchardson
Goshan
Hamie Roe
Chester
Chester Young
Nanacock
Easter county
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Petherbridge
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Orange
Sullivan counties
Ciica
Charity Dance At Goshen Draws Crowds
Goshen May 21 charity event for Goshen Emergency Hospital drew many guests hosted by Mrs W C Hickok. The gala featured elegant gowns, bright lighting, and the Metropolitan Orchestra Newburgh providing music. Automobiles parked along the street, with attendees dancing amid festive decor and supportive community spirit.
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Goshen inn
Goshen Emergency Hospital
W. C. Hickok
Mrs. D. L. Prime Dies at Home in City
Esteemed resident Mrs. D L Prime daughter of William S Mer vin born October 7 1837 at Chester died at Lake avenue home after six weeks illness. She married David L Prime August 11 7821 and was active in literary circles and the Nik Pure department. A member of the F Presbyterian church she was a faithful sister of the church and funeral services planned for Monday at 2 PM at her late home with Dr Kirkeood officiating.
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Margaret A. Mervin
Chester
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Charles St. Manes
Spring Valle
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Burton Will Put Coolidge In the Race
Burton announces plans to back Coolidge in the political contest. The report lists several partners and supporters, notes his long career in education and charity, and references his past pastorate and early political ventures. The piece highlights Burton’s enduring public service and influence in local circles.
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Coolidge
Episcopal Prelate Plans Appeal After Farm Relief Vote
The Episcopal prelate vows an appeal following a congressional farm relief bill vote. The article notes delays due to member absences, a planned House action next week, and potential floor consideration resuming on Monday. The piece mentions labor and agricultural policy context without detailing outcomes.
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WASHINGTON
Senténze of Episcopal Court Be Held In Ghieyance
Cleveland Go Gocal text shows an Episcopal court sentence with garbled names and dates. The fragment mentions Joseph, Enics, and Bross counsel and an appeal possibility. The record lacks clear facts but indicates a retrial or delayed sentence.
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Ghieyance
CLEVELAND
Hercer
Willan
Mountgomert Brown
Cale i
John Gardier
Mraver
Esitaiere
Cetasedran
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Sam notieis
Joseph
Enics
Bross counsel
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Poros af Psy Bach re to poeta Saturday night
Text appears garbled with few readable items. It mentions a person named Jospa Biecs and an address 2328 E d shiva with references to low payers. The readable fragment suggests a cryptic local item but lacks clear event, date, or outcome.
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Poros
Alleged dip nabbed by intended victim
A man from West Worth Street was arrested Saturday for allegedly attempting to pickpocket and threaten a supposed victim. He was taken to police headquarters after being identified by the intended target, ending a frantic pursuit near the trolley bridge.
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Mrs L H Prince Succumbs After Short Illness
Mrs L H Prince wife of Les Prince of 149 Aghiasd avenue died Friday morning at Thrial Hesstal after a brief illness. Survived by two daughters Jean and Betty and her mother. Funeral services set for Sunday at 11 AM at her home with interment at Titvervent, New York.
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Charge Man With Murder At Kingston
Kingston police arrest a man on charges of murder following a fatal shooting near a property dispute. The suspect, listed as 582 Brunswick Avenue Brecklis, was involved in two confrontations over the same lot. Authorities allege the weapon used caused a fatal injury during a Thursday clash. the case involves relations and a nephew as part of the narrative.
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MAQLEN
Justee
Le Peace
unger ercost
Gasper Geloote
Brunswick avenue
Brecklis
manier
Thomas Laima
Diabolical Plotsters Face Murder Confession Case
Fragments detail a Memorial Day family tragedy and a celebrated crime case. Leopold and Leob, students at the University of Chicago, plotted a notorious murder for a ransom. They planned the crime between classes and sought thrill in the deed.
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CHICAGO
Citgaco milionaires
scheol bor
Nathan Leopold
Morris Paper Hox Company
fi University of Chicago
pe Teersiom
Richard leeb
Sears Rosh
Leeb
Franges
Michiran
Ben Franks
Death of AB Wheeler Old Soldier and Leader
AB Wheeler longtime local war veteran and former president of the Con Por Conrad died after a long service to the state. Widely respected, Wheeler led fellow veterans and supported pension efforts while active in community affairs. His death shocks Orange County readers and recalls his steadfast devotion to comrades and country.
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Wahlen
Dickey Estate to Children in Probate Filing
May 29 probate filings reveal William B. D.cher, former Supreme Court Justice, left an estate stated as over $20,400. Grandson William De Qual receives $3,000 and certain others receive shares noted in the record. Daughters De Rust, and Henrintia De Rust listed among heirs. estate directed to Ame aa Ey.
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William B. D.cher
Supreme Couct
William De Qual
Theker
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dausaters
Goean
Dicker
Ted os
Circus Performance Delayed Till Night
A circus show faced delays due to train service and ground issues. Performers Ellegiac Browkers and Barcun ané Baers finally opened at 6 p.m. on Saturday with a second act expected. The crowd, fatigued yet hopeful, watched as the late plan unfolded and the finale drew near.
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