World events reshape political scene and disasters ripple nationwide
Clarence Cannon named parliamentarian for the Democratic convention in New York. Texas delegates urged McAdoo. Republican HQ opened in Cleveland as LaFollette seeks independent bid. Notable deaths include Brookes and Hutcheson. A string of accidents and disasters, from a tram collision in Indiana to a tornado in Oklahoma, mark a week of upheaval.
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Washington Capitol Moves and Civil War Reflection
Veterans warned by the War department not to pay for bonus advice. President Coolidge signs immigration bill barring Japanese. Senate approves tax reduction conference reports 60 to 6. House passes tax repeal 876 to 9 and sends to President. Arlington cemetery tribute to Confederate dead. Harbor hearings on Lake Michigan diversion delayed to December. Interior requests 1,255,000 extra appropriation. Senate ratifies liquor pacts with Germany and Sweden in executive session. Navy budget approved 111,000,000 to restore 5-5-3 ratio, eight cruisers and six gunboats authorized. Submarine cables damaged by rum fleet off New Jersey. two companies protest to Treasury. Norris bill for Muscle Shoals operation reported 11 to 4. Ford bill motion fails 11 to 5. Over 500 union plasterers strike in Washington over wage and week demands.
Envoys Clash Over Points as Peking Treaty Talks Stall
Foreign envoys of Russia and Japan at Peking have not reached agreement beyond minor points. Mexico City enacts land policy to transfer national lands to people who will cultivate them. Ambassadors around Paris push for inquiry into the German army as entente control resumes. Eighteen drowned near Christiana Lake in British Columbia when a ten aboard launch broke apart. Guatemala names a permanent envoy to the League of Nations, first Central American nation to do so. A. P. Moore hosts King Alfonso Queen Victoria and Gen. Primo de Rivera in Madrid. Reichstag nears new meeting as Marx cabinet resigns and Ebert’s government continues. Havana passes amnesty to release minor offenders convicted of sedition. French hardliners urge Geneva League to set immigration quotas. Grin dell Matthews death ray sought by US and Britain as new power bids. Sweden forms central association to fight graft. Over 100 miners buried in Sierra mine collapse in Jalisco Guadalajara. many bodies recovered. American world flyers tour Tokyo in cars bearing US and Japan flags.
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Ohio News Highlights From Across The State
Multiple Ohio items report wage cuts for plasterers and job losses, a fatal crane accident in Cleveland, and a Cleveland council vote against a blue law. Other notes include student honors, sewer funding appeals, drownings, a谋 murder conviction, and political candidacies. Officers report college openings, farm labor shifts, and deaths from accidents and suicide across Akron to Zanesville.
Doomed Girls Die In Playa Del Rey Fire At Private School
Twenty three girls and two adults perished when a three story dormitory at the Hope Development School for Subnormal Girls in Playa del Rey burned. Ocean breezes fan the flames as rescuers break windows to reach trapped children. head matron Mrs J C Thomas among the dead.
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Death by own action stirs national spirit against exclusion
A Japanese man, in the ruins near the American embassy, committed hara kiri with a short sword. Newspapers report a strong national response, with calls for a national funeral and view him as a martyr for the Japanese people amid anti exclusion agitation.
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Millionaire Joe Boyer Wins Twelfth International 600 Mile Race
Indianapolis racer Joseph Boyer Jr. wins the twelfth International 600 mile race at Indianapolis Speedway. He is the Detroit born son of Joseph Boyer and has raced since 1918. Married with two young sons, his wife watched the race.
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Prayers Planned Across Nation For Dry Platforms
The Women's National Committee on Law Enforcement announces plans to dedicate prayers nationwide to keep damp planks from platforms of the two major parties. Messages urge Protestant ministers to set aside a brief silent prayer period and add related exercises.
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Women’s National Committee On Law Enforcement
Girl Leaps To Death In East Side Apartment
Miss Lena Schwartz twenty four year old school teacher leaped to death from a six floor upper East Side apartment two weeks before her wedding. Police found her trousseau spread on the bed and wedding gifts displayed as if awaiting inspection by friends. Furniture for the couple’s rented apartment was to be bought soon.
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Daily Daily except Sunday timetable fragment
Fragmentary railway or street timetable text mentions daily service except Sunday. Includes partial times and routes around Lisbrant Sardnis, Lisboro, Billeboro, mentioning Hokapoke and John L. Ladon with a reference to 6 and 12 15 pm periods.
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