Tokyo Trouble Stirs U S Japan Ties
Washington reports concern over Japanese reactions to the U S exclusion law as riotous elements disrupt a dance at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo and protest plans include deportations and boycotts. Officials note demonstrations reflect tensions after the new policy and urge calm.
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Washington
Tokio
Tukio Poverumint
Amabassador Fanihara
Hughes
Donfinee
Hiv
Tak'o
United States
Imperial Hotel
Eaimer
Rapin
Japan
Great Forward Association
Sa‘a
Backing for Second Place in Republican Convention
The article notes ongoing backing for a second place candidacy with figures like Charles B. Warren and Charles G. Chapman mentioned. It describes preparations for platform building and the roles of key delegates and committee members as the convention approaches. It also mentions Florence King Harding's reserved place at the event and dinners with Cleveland delegates.
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Bart
Wilti
Laciston
Witrol
Florence King Harding
Bad Cah Accident Leaves Two Women Injured
A two-vehicle crash near mile 16 west of Ariz injures two women and seriously harms seven other passengers. The incident occurred June 7 as a car carrying nine people plunged over a 15 foot embankment. Authorities treat the wreck as a serious collision and investigate the cause.
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Ariz
Here
Terminus bill rejected prompts change in service plan
A terse AP dispatch from Boaton June 7 reports the rejection of a terminus bill affecting the eastern end of the penal ship service. The decision redirects the line to New York and impacts the route and schedule.
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Woehls
York
Cam
Franks Case Details Reveal Crime by Chance Victims
The confession shows Robert Franks was chosen by chance and lured into a car to discuss a tennis racquet. Leopold struck him unconscious, a rug gag failed the attempt to hide evidence, and the killers disposed of items at Leopold and Loeb homes. They used disguises and misled hotel staff while plans to ransom collapsed.
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Loeb
Robert Franks
Robert
Franks
Leopold
Lever
Jackson Park
Chicago
Loch
Leo
Robert E. Crowe
Curt Geissler
Milwaukee
Reclamation Bill Fails To Pass After Heated Debate
National lawmakers clash over funds for Northwest and Western projects including North Platte Nebraska Warmings Oregon Yuma Carlabad Arizona and Salt Lake basin. Senators Pittman Ashurst and Longworth press for or against the bill as adjournment ends with no passage.
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Arizona
Steator Ashurst
Pittman
Longworth
Ohio
House
Senate
North Platte
Nebraska
Oregon
Yuma-Carlabad
Salt Lake Basin
Owyhee
Kittias
Yakima
Washington
Commission of Reclamation
Fittering Aml
Sato
Biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs Meet
Los Angeles June 7 delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial conference enjoyed excursions to beaches mountain resorts and a motion picture studio as part of a local entertainment club arranged program for voters attending the convention.
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Los Angeles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Silk Vest Sale by Kayser Brand at $1.98
A Silk Vest of fine Italian silk from the Kayser brand offered in flesh orchid black and peach colors. Regularly 3.00 now reduced to 1.98 in the sale.
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Kayser
Progressives Call Session and Demand Concrete Action
The Progressive conference in Washington says it will nominate Senator LaFollette for president if Congress fails to pass farm and railroad relief. It cites farm groups and labor as eager for change and warns that the July 4 Cleveland meeting could signal a mass movement if Republican and Democratic conventions do not act decisively.
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Washington
LaFollette
Cleveland
Congress
Labor
Howell Barkley
Norris Sinclair
United States
Conference For
Elks Praised By President At National Memorial Cornerstone
Chicago June 7 AP President Coolidge sends message praising the Elks for brotherly love and national unity as the cornerstone of the BPO Elks national memorial building is laid. Speakers include James G. McFarland Water Town SD and Bruce A. Campbell past grand exalted ruler.
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National Memorial Building
Chicago
Elka
Coolidge
B. P.O. BE
Toilor
Joh
James G. McFarland
Watertown
Bruce A. Campbell
President signs dozen bills ending first session of Congress
President Coll idge signed about two dozen bills and vetoes as Congress adjourned, marking the end of the first session of the sixty-eighth Congress. He affixed his signature to measures including pay increases and other actions at the Capitol amid cabinet members.
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Capitol
Nea Bers
Billa
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