Senate Rejects Knight Nomination and Votes on Immigration
In Washington the senate rejected Samuel Knight of San Francisco as special prosecutor for California oil leases. The immigration bill got the Japanese exclusion amendment by a unanimous senate vote. Other actions include Navy fleet cruise plans for 1925, appointments of Robert Lansing and Joseph Grew in Washington, and May 7 exams for junior engineers along with a $2.5 million war minerals relief act claims appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Knight
San Francisco
California
Senate
Washington
Boy shoots father after abuse. confession shocks Spokane
Fifteen year old Louis Craver confessed to police that after his father John Craver beat and kicked him he shot and killed the carpenter in Spokane Washington. A girl named Madeline Blair from Brooklyn was found as a stowaway on the battleship Arizona and handed to canal authorities at Balboa Heights. Representative John Langley of Kentucky pleaded not guilty in Covington to conspiring to defraud the government by removing whisky from a Kentucky warehouse. Hunter B Temples of Dallas was killed and Anna Louise Shaw of Ada Oklahoma and pilot A B Stuart were injured when their plane crashed near Dallas Texas.
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Louis Craver
John Craver
Spokane, Wash
Madeline Blair
Brooklyn
Arizona
Balboa Heights
Canal Zone
John Langley
Kentucky
Covington
Hunter B. Temples
Dallas
Anna Louise Shaw
Ada
Okla
A. B. Stuart
Tex
Ohio Gleanings News Roundup From London To Cleveland
A wide spread Ohio roundup reports A McCann hatchery near London hatched 9000 chicks since Feb 15. Georges Carens fined 1000 for liquor in a car at Zanesville. A child, John Gilliand age 3, killed by a streetcar in Columbus. Numerous accidents, arrests, and civic developments across the state including recalls at Hocking Valley shops, a Meigs county deputy sheriff change, a Cincinnati suicide, and a big embezzlement indictment in Cleveland.
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A. McCann
London
George Carens
Zanesville
Carens
Columbus
John Gilliand
Hocking Valley Railroad
Logan
Curtis Weaver
Meigs County
George Minehart
Frederick Haucke
Dent
Hamilton County
Iiness
Cincinnati
Frank L. Constiner
Middletown
Frank Cook
Galion
Cook
Antonio Nocelli
Massino Solloni
Mingo Junction
Jefferson County
C. BE. Duncan
Minerva
Ravenna
Anna McClung
William Henry Harrison
George Sembar
Sophia Jabolinski
Steubenville
David Dickerson
Pataskala
Licking County
George
Hawke
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Georgia H. Rogers
Bay Village
Erie County
Columbusa
Peter J. Glassman
Nathan Levi
Malcolm Bond
Wilma Esther Hoffman
Reeh End
Dominic Chap
Ohio
Political maneuvers color 1924 party conventions
The piece notes Republican pledges to Calvin Coolidge at the New York convention with Secretary Hughes praising the president, while Democratic delegates split between McAdoo and Al Smith across Wisconsin Missouri and New York. It also mentions Georgia labor endorsement for Berry and Alice Leonard becoming Newport city's treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Calvin Coolidge
Hughes
New York
William G. McAdoo
Wisconsin
al Smith
Madison
Florida
Palatka, Fla
Coolidge
Georgia Federation of Labor
Atlanta, Ga
Maj
George L. Berry
International Printing Pressmen’s Union
Notable Deaths of Mrs Emma Mott Brewer and Rev James L Thompson
Mrs Emma Mott Brewer widow of Supreme Court Justice Mott Brewer died at her Burlington Virginia home. She served as permanent honorary president of the National Woman's Christian Association. Rev James L Thompson eighty five of New York, former moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly and longtime secretary emeritus of the board of home missions, died at Atlantic City New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Mott Brewer
Justice Mott Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Burlington, Va
National Woman's Christian Association
Ames L. Thompson
New York
Presbyterian General Assembly
Board of Home Missions
Atlantic City
N. J
Multiple Tragedies and Events Reported From Across U S Regions
Reported incidents include a Cincinnati family of six killed when their car was struck by a fast train at a grade crossing in West Lebanon Indiana and five U S soldiers killed with others injured in a truck crash between Schofield and Haleiwa Hawaii. A dorm fire at Gordon Institute in Barnesville Georgia leads to guilty pleas by Wesley Busbee and Kenneth Mathews, staging a reformatory sentence. Major Martin of the round the world flight is rescued in Portage Bay Alaska after a blizzard. A Japanese delegate claims the League of Nations will address immigration in San Francisco and a Poland Galveston steamship route begins service via the Danzig corridor. Over 2,400 American Bar Association members seek reservations for a London meeting of lawyers on July 20.
Global Reactions to Dawes Report Across Nations
Brussels accepts the Dawes plan with minor flaws while Berlin agrees. Warsaw abolishes the mark, replacing it with the zloty by June 30. Ireland plans a second U S loan this summer to balance 1924. Trotzky opposes Soviet recognition of British claims. Japan tightens immigration laws excluding Chinese labor. Tokyo rounds up coolies for deportation and the Kelloggs attend London bar ceremonies. Mexican navy rebels surrender at Puerto Mexico. Australia sinks the old warship Australia under Washington treaty limits. Colima invites 10,000 Japanese agriculturists. South Australia forms a Labor government under Gunn. Tokyo papers deem U S actions insulting.
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Rizzo
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William Spring
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Ross County
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Findlay
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Kenneth Mathews
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