Hughes Details U S Position on Japanese Exclusion Pact
Secretary of State Hughes explains that the United States releases Japan from the gentlemen's agreement on immigration control while maintaining that the new exclusion law mirrors existing regulations. The note stresses diplomacy preferred over new legislation, denies treaty violations, and notes Japan must decide if the pact is abrogated or kept in force.
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Hughes
International News Service
Washington, D. C
Japan
Coolidge
United States
Washington
Tokio
Nuxated Iron Promises Quick Strength Boost for All
A self described health expert claims lack of iron causes fatigue and weakness among workers and spouses. Using a newer iron formula called Nuxated Iron, he says it absorbs quickly without stomach upset and can raise energy after two weeks of taking two 65 grain tablets three times daily. Sold by all druggists.
Question on Immigration Regulation From The Orient
A discussion on using a regulation to control immigration from the Orient is to be clarified in future correspondence between Masao Hanihara the Japanese ambassador and Secretary Hughes.
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Hanihara
Masao Hanihara
Hughes
Blair Receives Top Honors at National Convention
C Hugh Blair of Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance returns from Hartford where he received two silver loving cups and a gold medal for top sales in 1921 and the May 1924 Trail Blazer contest. He joined the Three Quarter Million Club in 1923 and addressed the convention on advertising value.
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United States
Canada
Blair
New York
Berkshire Hills
Mohawk Trail
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Chambersburg
Stops Train In Time To Save Boy
A fast freight on the East Side branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad halted in seconds to avert disaster after a boy fell from a station platform onto the tracks. Spectators say the engineer performed an emergency stop just feet from the child. names of both boy and engineer were not available.
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East Side
Pennsylvania Railroad
Undergrounding of Britain’s trunk cables begins
Telephone cables between Manchester and London have been placed underground as the first step in a plan to bury all important trunk lines in Great Britain.
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Manchester
London
Great Britain
Annual Reunion at Volant College in Rainy Week
The tenth Volant College reunion gathered alumni and friends on campus despite rain. Dr. C. G. Jordan delivered the address, with officers elected for next year and plans announced for a memory book, to be followed by the next reunion on the last Thursday in June.
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Presbyterian Church
Patterson Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Youngstown
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J. H. King
Ellwood City
C. H. King
Sharon
Grace Patterson
Jordan
C. G. Jordan
A. A. Galbreath
Columbus
Ohio
J. B. Bowman
Mount Union College
Thomas Clinefelter
New Wilmington
J. C. McConahy
New Castle
T. L. Farr
Officers Nab Two in Auto Theft on Jefferson Street
Motorcycle Officer H. M. Reynolds arrested Albert Owens and George Stevenson on North Jefferson street after spotting the stolen Chevrolet leaving Grant street. The duo resisted, Reynolds drew his gun, and they were captured with the license plate and Chevrolet key in possession. Owens faces larceny of an automobile charges. Stevenson faces larceny and operating a car without a driver's license.
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H. M. Reynolds
Jefferson Street Hill
Albert Owens
George Stevenson
W. W. Harrington
Reynolds
O. H. P. Green
Owens
Stevenson
Laury Ward Wedding Unites New Castle Couple
The Second Baptist church hosted the June 17 ceremony of Clarence N. Ward and Miss Rachel W. Laury of New Castle. Rev. W. W. Nelson officiated as guests filled the church and the reception followed at 109 West North Street with 76 attendees. Mr. and Mrs. Ward will reside in New Castle.
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W. C. A. Nelson
Mable Lash
Dorsey King
Alice Rose
Roy Watkins
Lucille Coffee
Irene Roberson
Clarence Stanton
Clara Rush
W. W. Nelson
West North Street
Leftwich
Admitted Daniel McBride and Mrs Ethel Wilson
One who has climbed the ladder should not pull it up or kick it down. he should extend a kindly hand to the man or woman below. The notice names Daniel McBride of Croton avenue and Mrs Ethel Wilson of Slippery Rock as admitted.
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Daniel McBride
Croton Avenue
Ethel Wilson
Slippery Rock
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