Japan Feels Grave Anxiety Over Immigration Bill
Washington date April 15 Howard Mannington of Obie friend of former Attorney General Da and P of the littl green Street today refused to appear before the Senate Daugherty investigating committee His attorney sought to present a written statement but the committee ruled it out and the lawyer said if you want Mannington you'll have to get him The committee has learned of his movements Kerns President of the Victor Drug and Chemical Company Toledo was called to describe parole for a liquor conspiracy sentence and his dealings with Todd former law partner of H M Daugherty The hearing touched liquor permits and campaign contributions to the Republican campaign fund across Ohio and New York
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U S Aviators Retained At Seward
United States Army aviators bound for an air cruise faced adverse weather with snow in Seward and a southwest gale at Chignik delaying resumption of the flight. the globe appeared likely today despite the setback.
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Woman Kills Doctor in Defense Says
Los Angeles report says Mrs Willis claimed defense after shooting Dr Baldwin in intoxicated, improper advances. She hid the body in a trunk then moved it with Bert Webster to the country in the doctor’s car. An expressman saw the trunk transfer at 4:30 AM and a woman's foot was later seen in a closet.
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10000 Kentucky Miners Welk Out
10000 Kentucky miners reportedly walked out joining a strike across 63 to 90 mines as Lonnie Jackson president of Union District No calls for action at midnight. Maintenance workers to stay at sites to safeguard property while operators deny plans to run mines with non union labor. Governor W Fields prepared to visit Bell County amid Straight Creek camp unrest involving National Guard units.
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Eskimo Jazz Session Draws Walkouts at North Pole
April 15 program by Eskimos North Pole freeze up as Deasii B. MacMillan and performers attempt to entertain. The audience rises and leaves while the ensemble attempts to perform pieces including Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 and selections by Sigrid Onegin and Giuseppe Chamilee.
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Laurel man loses part of hand in wheel engine accident
James Simmons of Laurel was injured yesterday when his hand was caught in a wheel engine. He received treatment at the scene and was later taken for further care.
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Berlin Cabinet Moves to Inform Reparations Committee
Berlin reports the German cabinet decided to prepare a notice for the Reparation Commission detailing actions from yesterday's conference between the central government and federated states. The note aims to inform the commission of the measures agreed upon.
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Thaw's Sanity Battle Over Rabbits At Penn Hospital
Harry K Thaw faces a jury to decide his sanity as he taunts visitors with remarks about attractive women at the Pennsylvania Hospital for mental and nervous diseases. Dr Charles Mille testifies for Thaw while attorney Arthur Dickson argues Thaw is sane. The case follows Thaw’s divorce record from Evelyn Nesbit and includes updates on Thaw’s son Russell William and Nesbit’s Atlantic City visit.
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Stinnes Fortune Left to Widow and Children
Berlin April 14 A P H Stinnes fortune left to his widow Claire Stinnes in a will read on his deathbed directs the Ruhr and Winelands interests to remain united for the family. Hermann Stinnes is named to oversee affairs in Berlin and care for foreign property while the widow and children receive portions.
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Russian Refugees In China Destitute Seeks Relief
Geneva reports the League of Nations has found 60,000 destitute Russian refugees in China in urgent need of relief. Chinese and Japanese governments private charities have provided some aid, but the major problem remains securing food for the refugees.
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Scout Cruiser Trenton Completes Trial Trip
The Trenton, recently completing a trial trip on the Delaware, was delivered by William Champ and Senate Navy Yard. She will be placed in commission Saturday. The Trenton, one of Ave sisiiar.
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Fire Rips Through Pittsburgh Buildings on Grant Street
Two separate fires broke out in Pittsburgh early today in the Grant Street area. Fire officials battled a blaze that threatened nearby structures and caused extensive damage to several buildings. No fatalities were reported.
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Women Urged to Vote in Presidential Election
Women and men are urged to participate in the presidential election. Citizens training programs are mentioned as part of encouraging voter engagement and participation in the democratic process.
Illness Forces Absence of T Redney Jones in Will Registry
Assisting Register of Wills Dashiell reports T Redney Jones sidelined by illness. Officials say Nutter Dis vee will take over duties temporarily as preparations proceed for registry tasks and related hearings.
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J Willard Pale
Classified Ads Service Through Daily Paper
Classified columns of a newspaper serve as a daily, practical aid for readers. They connect people seeking goods and services with affordable options, offering quick opportunities to buy, sell, or trade without delay.
Jap anxieties rise as Senate weighs restrictive immigration act
Tok io denounces exclusion of Japanese from the United States and warns of grave anxiety. Tokio follows Congress’s debate as immigration policy nears action, with observers awaiting White House and State Department positions on the measure.
Langley To Plead Not Guilty Freud Charges
Langley is to plead not guilty to charges brought in Ovington, Kentucky, in the Tenth Court. The case involves allegations linked to Freud and related offenses as presented by the court.
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