Japanese Exclusion Move Falls as Senate Rejects Gentlemen's Agreement
Washington April 15 The senate defeated a committee amendment to the immigration bill that would have ratified the Japan Gentlemen's Agreement. Senators Lodge Reed Pepper and Sterling opposed the compromise, citing Ambassador Hanihara's letter as a veiled threat that ends a foreign power’s influence over U S policy.
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Japan
Colt
Sterling
Ted
Lodge
Immigration Committee
Reed
Penn Shivaula
Sail
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Hawthor
Congress
Toyote
United States
Ledse
Rester
Hughes
Hanihara
Sank Owas
Flanihara
Dot's Dots Dor Tretothy and the Green Sea
The text mentions a character Dot, a model, and a scene at her dates and on tubbish towel oat the Green. Village Rev Tt seeks a return big affat om thetitlage. Seinitap Reecat celebrates, noting twenty years of depth and the Washtaden arms conference.
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Dor Tretothy
Idasaen
Uoen
Washtaden
Amita
Otter
Smoot Foresees Passage of Soldier Tax Bill Saturday
Report from Washington notes Senate Finance and Commerce votes toward a tax reduction measure. Speaker Dan Taiton indicates opposition to immediate action as discussions continue in the House.
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Smoot
Apiail
Fincure
Senate
Eenny
Dan Saitot
Tn Lattel
Editor Moulton Commits Suicide Near Park After Outburst
Charles Moulton assistant editor of the trade paper shoots himself in Central Park amid shouting warnings from children at play. A Amherst College graduate, he had earlier left the office to go canoeing and horseback riding. Gilbert, the editor, notified authorities as the incident unfolded during an otherwise unsettled day. The report also notes the Tacit Northwest Golf Association championships planned for Vancouver during the week of June.
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Moulton
New York
Charles HH
ET Sutemneil American
Central Park
Acmherst
Jere Ami Owas
Chateau Thierts
Plas
Gilbert
Potee Moulton
Ottee
Plan to Boom Al Smith N. . Democrats Grooming Him
A chaotic draft notes a Democratic push for Al Smith at the state convention with expected preconvention support and strategic lines of attack. The report mentions a $600,000 short in Fidelity National Peak and Trust accounts and John Moore’s leadership amid a 1916 reorganization.
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Athans
Noy
Stalth
Tam
Palairy Chaurman
Smith
Niatses City
John Wo Moore
Fidelity National Peak and Trust Company
Moore
Parents Find Dead Girl During Hospital Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Cagsing left two daughters at home to visit their injured son at Fountain Springs State Hospital. Returning they found seven year old Mary dead from heart failure while the four year old slept. Doctors reported the younger child died of heart failure likely related to the distress of the family tragedy.
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Suenandosh
Frank Cagsing
Fountain Springs
Mary
Thrupe Signed to Play Season with Boston Semi-Pro Team
Indian star Jim Thrupe former major league ball player will play the coming season for a Boston based semi professional team confirming his engagement and return to competitive play in the era’s regional circuit.
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Jim Thrupe
Boston
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