Senate Votes Ban Against Japs Exclusion Amendment Adopted
The Senate adopted an exclusion amendment to the immigration bill without a record vote. Senator Reed said it clarifies the House provision and would bar Japanese entry, while Senator Lodge advised Coolidge to heed the large Senate sentiment. Tokyo protested, warning of grave anxiety over U S measures.
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Washington
Senate
Japan
Horse
Coolidge
Internal Revenue Bureau
Reed
Pennsylvania
House
Lodge
White House
President Coolidge
State Department
Hanthara
Tokio
Matsui
United States
Secretary of Labor
Wheeler Arrest Seen as Justice Department Action Likely
Washington April 16 The Department of Justice can offer no reason for delay in pursuing the case against Senator Wheeler Democrat indicted by a federal grand jury at Great Falls Montana The arrest of the Montana senator on the indictment is expected within days Authorities say Attorney General Stone will treat the case as any other indictment and would seek inquiries if unusual delay occurs
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Stone
Montana
Washington
Department of Justicve
Wheeler
Crand
Great Falls
GOP Roll Calls at National Convention Broadcast
Ohland Ohio April 1 announces Republican radio subcommittee plan for convention coverage. Keynote by temporary chairman nominating speeches platform reading and state roll calls will be aired by local stations. The plan emphasizes network localism and live updates from the convention.
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Ohland
At Deaths Door Ten Years of Stomach Ailments End Hope
Ailing for ten years with chronic stomach and intestinal pain, the writer suffered near death until a lodge brother recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The simple home remedy is claimed to remove mucus and inflammation along the intestinal tract and soothe related ailments. One dose promises satisfaction or money back, available at all druggists.
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Mayr
New York Pledges Solid Support for Smith at Convention
The New York Democratic state convention adopted a resolution pledging all delegates to Governor Alfred E. Smith for the presidential nomination. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt offered the resolution praising Smith’s administration and ideals, urging loyalty to support him as the party’s candidate. Earlier Smith declined eight at large delegates. keynote speaker D Cady Herrick had warned against Smith as a possible nominee.
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Albany
N. Y
Alfred K. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Republic
New York
United States
Alfred Fr. Smith
Supreme Court
D. Cady Herrick
Flames Envelop Baby in Tragic Pleasantsville Fire
In Atlantic City on April 16 George Tomlinson six months old died in a kitchen fire started when wood from a wood box near the stove ignited. Grandmother Mary A Bright was badly burned saving the child as neighbors and firemen fought the blaze. County Physician Souder is investigating.
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Atlantic City
George
Herbert Tomlinson
Pleasantville
Mary A. Bright
Tomlinson
Penn- Sxivanta
Despondent Inventor Ends Life in Penny Arcade
April 16 in New York City, Monroe Shun shine, a despondent inventor, entered a lower East Side penny arcade and used a pistol for clay pigeon shooting to kill himself. The item carries a bleak note on ad revenue and trial observing public interest.
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Penny Arcade
New York
Monroe Shunshine
Lower East Side
Miners Strike Blocks Tebigh Coal Operations in Pa
In Pottsville on April 16, all Tebigh Coal and Navigation mines from Tamaqua to Mauch Chunk walk out, affecting fourteen collieries and about 5000 miners. The protest arose after eleven workers were sent home when their gangway flooded with silt water. A miners committee meeting Sunday escalated to a general strike.
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Pottsville
Tebigh Coal and Navigation Company
Tamaqua
Mauch Chunk
Train Hits Baby as Crowd Laughs and Delays Care
In Kane Virginia on April 16 a railroad engine struck a baby on the tracks as observers frightened and unsure moved about. John Cashman Dennayla and engineer James W Rodgers were involved while a bystander saw the child vanish under the wheels.
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Kane
John Cashman
Dennayla- Nin
John Donald Rodgers
Sompatthys
James W. Rodgers
Af Tube
Shiman
First Bottle of Tanlac Convincing Customer Testimony
A Maryland man, C. A. Shroyer of Cumberland, credits Tanlac with curing chronic stomach trouble and indigestion after two years of illness. He says one bottle convinced him and four bottles made him well, restoring strength, weight, and energy. He urges others to try Tanlac and avoid substitutes.
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C. A. Shroyer
Tanlac
UAL Shroyer
En Artis
Mechinig
St. Gumberland
Milion Boltieg
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DE Forest Radio
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Jersey
Crry
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W. Patrick St
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Detroit
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