Deep Regret by Japan Over Exclusion Act
Tokyo voices deep regret as the United States passes the immigration bill barring Japanese. The Japanese government says it will lodge a solemn protest through its ambassador in Washington and reiterates unshaken opposition to the discriminatory measure. Foreign Minister Matsui secures the prince regent’s assent to forward the protest, an extraordinary move signaling strong importance.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
United States
Foreign Office
Washington
House
American House of Representatives
Matsui
Japan
Imperial Palace
Prosecution Scores First in Heresy Trial of Brown
Cleveland Ohio Bishop William M Brown collapsed and was confined to his hotel room after a Tuesday collapse amid his heresy trial before the Trinity Cathedral tribunal. Brown pleaded not guilty earlier today as eight bishops heard the case and the court overruled a bid to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction. The trial centered on twenty three alleged passages from Brown s 1926 book communism and christism with disputes over impartiality and procedural moves by both sides.
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United Press
Cleveland
William M. Brown
Trinity Cathedral
Amsterdam
Noote
Cleveland, D
William Montgomery Brown
Gullty
Brown
Joyenn Bhaces
Arkansas
John Murray
Sharta
Charles Dibble
Long Ballots Delay Vote Counts in West Virginia Primary
West Virginia voters faced lengthy ballots and slow returns as heavy turnout and extended ballots delayed results from yesterday’s primary. The race centered on presidential preference with only President Coolidge named, securing nineteen Republican delegates to the convention.
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United
Charleston
Wo Va
West Virginia
President Coolidge
McAdoo favored as Minnesota Democrats meet for convention
William G. McAdoo leads the expected field as Minnesota Democrats converge in St. Paul for their state convention. Ramsey county backs Smith ally OConnor machine, while St Louis county backs a McAdoo delegation to influence the national convention. Delegates total twenty four. discussions lean to an uninstructed slate to avoid showdowns amid strong McAdoo support. Brawls prompt police as a large crowd gathers with little interest in other presidential candidates.
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United Press
St. Paul
Mint
William G. McAdoo
al Smith
New York
Ramsey County
O'Connor
Smith
St. Louis County
McAdoo
Wiint
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Mellon Plan Plank to Be Written Into GOP Platform
Washington report states a Mellon plan will be written into the Republican platform at Cleveland and President Coolidge will carry it to voters, aiming to smooth tax relief through the party lines. Treasury experts digest the Democratic bill for the president, who is expected to sign the compromise after Treasury review.
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Paul R. Malton
United Press
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Coolidge
Cooidge
Mellon
Coniidge
Ogden Milk
New York
Treasury Department
Treasury
White House
National Capital Briefs on Senate and House Probes
In Washington today, the Senate and House convene as committees investigate various issues. The Senate elections panel continues the Mayfield contest hearing while a Bennie committee probes alleged Texas land frauds. The Senate Interstate Commerce panel weighs the Howard bill to abolish the railroad labor board as the House Commerce panel resumes debates on rate section reforms of the transportation act.
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Senate Elections Committee
Bennie
Texas
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House Commerce Committee
LIST OF DEAD FROM STORN TB GROWING
The latest toll from the series of tornadoes across the south rises to 45 known dead with about 106 injured and millions in damages. Mississippi leads with 29 dead and nearly 50 injured, Alabama follows with 19 dead and about 69 injured, while Oklahoma and Arkansas report smaller totals. Affected areas face cut communications, flooding, and crop losses as relief supplies are dispatched.
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Associated Press
Avanta
Oklahoma
Arkansas
South
Mississippi
Alabama
Tinle Arkansay
iHv United Preanix
Orleans
Miasisaippi
Baptist Head Sees Problematic End To Jap Exclusion Act
Milwaukee dispatch reports Corwin and Shanka of the Northern Baptist association addressing over 4,000 delegates. They critique the Japanese exclusion act, questioning moral leadership and America’s Christian identity as immigration policy, urging reflection on materialism versus idealism amid the quota debate and Japan’s response.
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Baptist Head
United
Milwaukee
America
Japan
Corwin & Shanka
The
Northern Baptist, Association
Congress
Coolidge
Christ
Wisconsin railroads ordered to equip switches with signals
Wisconsin railroads under state railway commission order must install and maintain signal stands and targets on all main and branch line switches day and night. The commission issued the directive after investigation as a precautionary measure. It also authorized Waukesha to apply a 25 percent water surcharge and De Pere Light and Power to revise its schedules.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
State Railway Commission
Said
The
Letty of Waukesha
Ctty
Depere Light and Power Company
Interest chargeable on delinquent personal property taxes
Assistant Attorney General Rump told W. R. Heck district attorney at Hudson that six percent interest plus a four percent penalty may be collected in an action of debt to collect delinquent personal property taxes, if the payment time has not been postponed.
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Associated Presa
Madison
Rump
W. R. Heck
Hudson
Milwaukee Firemen Aid Outside City Limits
Milwaukee firemen with three engines rushed beyond the city to battle a blaze just north of Milwaukee on the Port Washington road. They aided the nearby sector due to a bond for fire protection with the city. Estimated loss about $600.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Firmen
Taylor-Butign
Sheda
Port Washington Road
More Talk Than Ever For Dawes
United Press report notes Dawes gains strong backing from eastern business leaders as a potential running mate for Coolidge. Analysts say Dawes would shore up campaign energy and help bridge the White House and Senate, with business leaders optimistic despite political caution. Dawes jokes about featherspins but friends press for nomination for both campaign and congressional impact.
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Robert J Render
United Press
New York
Charles G. Dawes
Pep
Aten
Taadre
Senate
G. BP
Coolidge
Borit
Jose
Bee Rides
Tryde
Missouri
Frank Lowden
Milnold
Dawen
Bince Coolidge
Dawed
Tawes
White House
Alto Wis
Duainess
Connelly
Dawes
Campulra
Congress
Nonpartisan Chief Says La Follette Takes Lid Off Deal
A. B. Gilbert of the Nonpartisan league charges La Follette exposed the conspiracy at the third party June 17 convention. He says the statement vindicates opponents of communist agitation and warns progressives the issue has spiraled beyond their control. The Farmer-Labor club in the tenth district calls the convention a bid by communists to disrupt the movement and urges withdrawal of support.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Citinn
la Follette
A. B. Gilbert
Nonpartisan League
la Fallette
Gilbert
Incorporated
Farmer-Labor Club
Farmer-labor
Northwest
Decision on Powers manslaughter case postponed a week
A Dane County judge delayed ruling in the preliminary hearing of Patrick Powers Madison patrolman held for manslaughter in the shooting death of Peter Posepny a University of Wisconsin student. Judge O A Rotem said a decision would come probably in a week due to delayed testimony preparation.
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Associated Press
Madison
Patrick Powers
Peter Posepny
University of Wisconsin
O. A. Rotem
Dane County Court
Bolen
MARK ACCEPTS REAPPOINTMENT IN CHANCELLOR RACE
By Carl Giott correspondent at Beeling Chancelor Mix announces that Gerona Gabber was offered a post by President Morte. Government officials discuss plans to back the expert report while unions threaten action. May Oust Communists rumors swirl as lawmakers clash and tumult erupts in the assembly. Debates include possible withholding of pay from vociferous deputies and excluding them from sessions.
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Carl 1 Giott
Beeling Chancelor
Gerona Gabber
Apo
Morte Towns
Caldnek Muy Ceontals
Plana
Mistarry
McEryt
Taeda Whiten
Galeries
Freds
Thore
Alan
Brokers Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
A federal grand jury indicted City Agkwor tated Dream New York and William Sukworth former president of the Consolidated Exchange, Louis Clbough, and several brokers for alleged mail fraud. Also named were Dewit Raynor Hlaine J. Nichola Warl H. Truesdel C. Peter Owen Armand J. H. F. A. McQuade and Francis Quillan of two brokerage firms.
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City Agkwor
New York
Willam Sukworth
Consolidated Exchange
Louis Clbough
Board of Governors
Dewit, Raynor
Hlaine J. Nichola
Warl H. Truesdel
Raynor, Nicholaw and Truesdell
C. Peter Owen
Armand J. H
F. A. McQuade
Francis Quillan
Curh
McQuade Brothers
Milwaukee man dies after tire explosion incident
United Press reports Milwaukee resident Christian Jacobien, 44, died from injuries after a tire exploded while he changed a tire on his car. The blast tore part of his face and he later succumbed. Witness Michael Ssartelappl, 37, died earlier today from injuries after a fall in an elevator at his place of work.
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United Presa
Milwaukee
Christian Jacobien
Aled
Talurias
Jacobien
Michael Ssartelappl
Washington inquiry notes data changes alleged
A fragmentary report describes a Senate investigation concern over data changes and a committee hearing. It mentions officials and a search for documents tied to a confidential file location and delivery letters, with references to a main file from which items were retrieved and moved.
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Wheelie
Auveral
Pol” Sud
Jn Department
Bituminous coal rates prejudicial to docks struck down
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled today that prejudicial bituminous coal rates benefited southern Minnesota and certain lake Michigan to South Dakota routes were unfair. The decision ordered removal of preferred rates to docks and amended the conditions for shipments from Lake Michigan docks to the southern district.
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Washington
Vatee
Interatite Commerce Rammiadin
Cain
Northwestern Coat Dock
Chilouse and
Alton
Inke Superior
Slowx City
Lake Michigan
South Dakota
Varland Winain
Witie Minowe
Iake
Michigan
Thia
Donaghey to Probe Work on State Roads
Acting State Highway Engineer Joby T Donaghey was directed by the state highway commission to undertake an extended investigation of the department to identify and reduce old torves. Chairman W. O. Hotchkiss announced plans to prepare a formal answer after governor statements. The commission cited earlier cost cuts and potential further reductions as opportunities. Personnel likely to stay unchanged as the governor’s request awaits the commission’s response in three days.
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Autocated
Madison
Joby T Donaghey
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Blaine
W. O. Hotchkiss
Ehairnan
Answel
Torkelson
Secre Ls
Trotchkiss
Twelve bishops of the M. E. Church to move posts
Twelve bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church will transfer from long held posts to new assignments as the eight year term ends. Newly named bishops receive posts in Boston Chicago Detroit and more with several moving to Africa India and the Pacific.
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M. E. Shurch
Unites Prec
Karingtleia
Masin
Wplacopal
Genesis
Wiel Me
Mdnhy Halt
Boston
Chicago
Thomas Nic
PooLenien Stalth
Bangalore
Indica
Elena Mont Frederick
Keeney Fog Chow
Kan
Omaha
Ned
Uirwest 44
Waldorf
Wichita
Kansans City
Charlet W. Kocke
Manila
Sr. Paw
Ming
Charles Wo
Henela
Mont
Third Party Move Slated For Failure
United Drape reports in St Paul that a third party convention planned for January 17 appears doomed. Party chairman William Mahoney says the convention will be held despite legal questions and while Robert M. La Follette may be endorsed, participation is limited by objections from factions including Farmer-Labor and Progressive groups.
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St. Paul
Minti
Asgalloda Alti Sidew
Jame 17
Wilam Mahoney
Tar
Roabert M. la Mollette
Caramanist
Tia Fodette
Fred A Pike
Farmer-Labor Party
Progressive
Cleveland
Mahoney
Hiral Mantey
la Follere
War ing major parties to glean house war ing major parties to glean house
Senator La Follette says he will run for president on an independent ticket unless the Democratic and Republican conventions purge themselves of corruption. He accuses communists of infiltrating the progressive movement to sow chaos and seize control, warning that the convention may fail to win farmer and worker support.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Fanette
la Fortette
Cetera Ahern
la Folfette
St. Paul Dase
Charpe
Communista
I Nto
Blighted romance blamed for bank robbery by farm girl
A 17 year old farm girl Norma Anderson robbed the Steenburg bank in Warmington late yesterday. With two men named as accomplices she ordered a cashier to hand over 1140 dollars and forced David Settles to drive her away. She was captured after a railway chase and the money was found at a friend's house. Police say the motive stemmed from a romantic entanglement and poor family ties.
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United Press
Norm Anderson
Steenburg
Warmington
Norma
Merashjee
David Settles
Felica
Wesley Settles
Rowan
Tang
Farmington
Sam
Young Settles
Hann
Friends
Chirt Settles
Peorka
Tfaormington
Lewistown
Peoria
Norma Norme
Body hangs to rafter in Milwaukee home tragedy
United Press reports a dispondent man possibly due to health issues and his seven year old, John Mastewsle, hanged himself from a rear rafter of a Milwaukee home. His wife, Lary, discovered the body after he had been missing for several hours on May 8.
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Charu
John Steel
Sidonic
Steels
New York
United Press
Mibwauker
John Mastewsle
Lary
Hig Hone
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