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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
6
Tokyo reports that the Japanese emperor has signed the Kellogg antiwar pact and ratification becomes effective as soon as Japan deposits its instrument at Washington, the last signatory nation to do so.
The new quota system reduces Germany and Ireland but raises Britain Italy and several others. Total admitted remains about 150000 yearly, with large cuts for Germany Ireland Sweden Norway and others and big increases for Great Britain and Northern Ireland Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Poland. A broader ban on all immigration is discussed by critics and President Hoover hinted at studying changes before next winter’s session.
A concise classical adage notes that individuals can deceive or be deceived, yet no single person has deceived all men nor has everyone received one universal deception. The line reflects on limits to universal influence and perception.
Bobby Jones defeated Al Espinosa of Chicago in the 36 hole play off of the national open championship at Mamaroneck New York. Jones won 141 to 184 for the playoff margin of 23 strokes the largest in the event’s history as he again cements his status as America’s top golfer and eyes the amateur crown in California in September.
Strongheart, the film canine hero, died at owner Miss Jane Murfin's home in Hollywood California at age thirteen. The dog was trained in Berlin police kennels and served with the German Red Cross during World War I.
A modern police signal and telephone system will replace the 27 year old Gamewell system in Kansas City.
A weary case unfolds as the magistrate asks if bricks were hurled. The plaintiff admits bricks flew but emphasizes the terrible language used when they missed, highlighting a dispute over insults rather than injury.
A reflective line from the Little Rock Arkansas Democrat notes that true self pride feels like a quiet glow when passing a crowd without stopping to see what draws attention.
Experts estimate the earth receives about 16 million tons of rain and snow every second, a staggering measure of the planet’s weather activity and atmospheric water cycle.
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