Exclusion Law Against Japan Is Closed Incident
The United States and Japan traded notes over immigration exclusion. The American note declares Congress retains sovereign power to regulate borders and rejects any obligation that would limit exclusion. The reply, issued by both the State Department and Tokyo, stresses cordiality while preserving U S rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Hughes
Washington
Congress
State Department
Foreign Office
Tokio
United States
Hanihara
Hawthara
Farmer-Labor party stages stormy convention session
The Minnesota delegation blocked passage of the platform delaying adoption while factions from the Workers' party and Federated Farmer-Labor group sought representation. Negotiations poised to extend the party and nominate a provisional national ticket ahead of state and national conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
National Farmer-Labor Party
Minnesota
William Mahoney
St. Ara
Salon Laborite
Workers’ Party
Federated
Farmer-Labor Party
William Z. Foster
C. E. Ruthenberg
Joseph Manley
Foster
Evelyn's husband secures divorce in New York court
Evelyn Neabit, former wife of Harry K. Thaw, is divorced today by her second husband, actor and dancer Jack Clifford. The decree to Virgil James Montana from Florence N. Morton was signed by Supreme Court Justice Wagner. Eugene Strong, a motion picture actor, named as co respondent. Clifford cited friendship with his wife built during a film in the Adirondack mountains and lamented the prospect of using companionship with Russell Thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evelyn Neabit
Harry K. Thaw
Tor
Jack Clifford
Virgil James Montana
Florence N. Mortani
Supreme Court
Wagner
Eugene Strong
Clifford
Adirondack Mountains
Russell Thaw
Canadian postal strike expands to Windsor and Winnipeg
AP reports armed guards aboard trains into Windsor Ontario as postal workers strike. Federation of Postal Employes confirms a Dominion wide walkout set for 6 p.m. Ottawa time. Winnipeg district postal workers decline to join today's action per J Thompson with the Dominion Postal Clerks association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Windsor
Sandwich
Walkerville
Ont
Union of Canada
Ottawa
The
Federation of Postal Employes
Dominion
Winnipeg
Fort William
Moosejaw
Sask
J. Thompson
Dominion Postal Clerks Association
Kelly Opposes Boulder Dam Plan in Colorado River Study
Pasadena June 19 AP Colonel Wm M Kelly United States Army engineer and chief engineer of the federal power commission read a paper at the American Engineers meeting condemning a Boulder Canyon proposal for the Colorado River. He urged that development be funded by private capital under federal and state supervision if river control goes to the federal water power act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Wm. M. Kelly
United States Army
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D
Evcesy
Oangers
Bouldes Canyon
Iirado
Colorado
Kelly
Exico
Colorado River
United States
American Society of Civil Engineers
EB. ©. Larve
United States Geological Survey
Cyclone toll rises with drownings near Dickinson area
Fargo reports from June 19 describe a series of wind ice and electrical storms near Dickinson reaching cyclonic proportions. Four deaths were confirmed as reports crossed in the afternoon including a farmer northeast of Bismarck and a young sheepherder, with more details awaited.
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Fargo
Dickinson
Bismarc
Tragic Death of Pocatello Boy at St Anthony
Harry Meredith seventeen son of Ira Meredith of 915 North Arthur died at the State Industrial School in St Anthony after his arm was caught in a laundry wringer. Doctors cited heart failure from the shock. Meredith was well regarded, planned a vacation and parole next month. An inquest was held at St Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Meredith
Ira Meredith
North Arthur
State Industrial School
St. Anthony
Vincent
Utah
Water supply debate pits desert risk against land gains
Pasadena reports EB Larve of the US Geological Survey warned that using Colorado River water to irrigate 1 000 000 acres in Mexico would waste another 1 000 000 acres in the U S as desert land. He discussed Col Wm Kelly’s paper opposing a Boulder Canyon high dam as a broader constraint on irrigation projects.
Fines Imposed in Prohibition Cases
Prohibition headquarters announced that since the law took effect federal courts have levied about 19.6 million dollars in fines for violations. It also reports roughly 63 hundred years in jail terms across some 160 thousand cases.
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Washington
Prohibition
Bourbon Chiefs Bury Hatchet in Campaign Pact
New York papers say a peace pact to back Smith Hearst despite rival bids. Mayor Hylan mediates while Brennan backs Smith and a Smith Hearst alliance is urged. McAdoo opens campaign offices and plots planks with aides.
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Hylan
Hearst
Smith
New England
New York
the Times
The
Herald Tribune
World—today
William Randolph Hearst
the American
George E. Brennan
Illinois
Brennan
Copeland
England
Democratic National Committee
M’adoo
Chlorine Gas Sicks Rhode Island Senate in Gas Attack
In Providence a newspaper discovered chlorine soaked behind the rostrum as the Rhode Island Senate met since Tuesday. Four senators, Sherman, Sanderson, Sharpe and Powers, plus others, were overcome and carried out. Lieutenant Governor Toupin ordered responses, while Democrats and Republicans clashed over a constitutional convention and an appropriation bill amid ongoing filibuster.
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Providence
R.eee 19
Senate
Flynn
Toupin
Sherman
Sanderson
Sharpe
Powers
Herbert T. Harris
Hanis
Beele
Arris Wwofar
Overnor
Sherman, Sharpe
Greene
Newport
Cole
Felix A. Toupin
Senate Deadlock Effort Underway In Rhode Island
In Providence on June 19 a conference of Republicans and Democrats at Governor Flynn's office began steps toward a compromise to end the six months deadlock in the Rhode Island senate. William C. Pelkey collapsed at the state house from strain and was taken home.
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Providence
R. I
State Senate
W. 8. Flynn
William C. Pelkey
Republican State Committee
State House
Factory worker badly injured in Amalgamated Sugar plant accident
Heber Hyman, 26, of Rupert Rupert, was taken to county general hospital after an early Wednesday accident at the Amalgamated Sugar company plant in Paul Maho. Doctors reported his neck appeared broken and he was treated at the facility.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
Paul
Maho
Heber Hyman
J. W. Hyman
Rupert
Stn
County General
Owen
Master Mind in HoldUp Plot Sought
Chicago reports search for the mastermind behind the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul mail train robbery. Rewards total 2075.00. three confessed participants are in custody or under arrest. suspects Ernest Fontana Samuel Grant and Blackie Wilcox are sought. James Murray faces a federal accessory warrant with 100000.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
J. Paul
Grand Jury
Eugen’s
St. Louis
Gsselt St
Ernest Fontana
Samuel Grant
Huntsville
Texas
Blackie Wilcox
Harvey, Ill
Indiana Harbor
Willis Newton
Newton
William Newton
All Brothers
Carlo Fontana
Ernest
James Murray
Rum row off Atlantic with sixty two ships reported
Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt told the Senate Daugherty investigating committee that the price of relief will rise soon. She said new measures including coast guard additions are being prepared to curb smugglers and that the rum row fleet off the Atlantic coast now has 62 ships at anchor dispensing whiskey.
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Senate
Daugherty
Atlantic
Willebrandt
Coast Guard
Johnson Elected to Head Kiwanis International
Denise Sele reports Johnson of Rockford was elected president of Kiwanis International at the eighth annual convention in St. Paul Minnesota. Seattle disputed the honors with a split vote. Johnson won 951 votes to 366 for John H. Moss of Milwaukee Wisconsin. Beattie conducted a long campaign for next year’s convention. Only two nominees were named.
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Denise Sele
Johnson
Rockford
Kiwente Club International
St. Paul
Minn
Seattle
Wash
Beattie
John H. Moss
Milwaukee
O Wis
Submarines Collision Off San Diego Reported
Two submarines sideswiped each other during underwater maneuvers off San Diego. Vice Admiral Willey of the battleship fleet said no injuries to personnel or ships and that repairs would be completed soon. The incident occurred yesterday in rough river conditions near the harbor.
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Washington
San Die
Willey
Tou
Navy Department
Wiley Eald T
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St. Paul Trades and Labor Assembly
Foster-Ruthenberg
Ruthenberg
Resolutions Committee
Chary
Follette
Arty
Cconvention
Robert M. Lal’stiers
Cleveland
John F. Nelair
Minneapolis
Palmer-Labor Co-Operative Penentsations
Ised Im Osota
Evelyn
Boulder Dam
Storm
Foun
Pocatello
Mexico
New American
Ans Daciano
Alfred E. Smith
Pat Harrison
Mis
Sissippi
Oscar Underwood
John W. Davis
Carter Glass
Samuel L. Ralston
James M. Cox
Joseph T. Robinson
Homer
Cummings
George EB. Brennan
Ku Klux
McAdoo
Democratic Party
William G. McAdoo
Vanderbilt Hotel
Virginia
Homer Cummins
Bruce Kremer
Montana
Thos
B. Love
Frank H. Farris
Ladd Rockwell
Rockwell
Still At Liberty
Kiwanis
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