Friendly Note on Jap Exclusion Shows Mutual Respect
The United States and Japan published a cordial note on June 19 reaffirming that the emigration act exclusion is a sovereign prerogative. Secretary Hughes argues Congress defined immigration policy and the executive must carry it out without executive discretion. The note highlights the difference from the gentlemen's agreement and preserves mutual goodwill and cooperation.
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Hughes
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Foreign Office
Tokio
United States
Congress
Secretary Hughes
Amaassador Hanihara
Coolidge
Japan
Cardington to be world’s greatest airship airport
London reports the cabinet approved an imperial air ship service and chose Cardington Bedfordshire as the home of airship research. The R 38 sister ship R 37 and the massive shed capable of housing two airships mark a new era with nearby works gas manufactory and grand offices.
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London
Imperial Airship Service
Cardington
Bedfordshire
Hull
Gas
Dawes Praised for Bold Talk by Fairfield Readers
Fairfield readers urge letting Charles G. Dawes speak freely as they praise his action oriented style and red tape cutting record. They foresee strong campaigning and note Dawes as a potential capable president, comparing him to Roosevelt in vigor and decisiveness.
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Fairfield Ledger
Charles G. Dawes
National Committee
Coolidge
Washington
Dawes
White House
West
Mr. Dawes
Help Wanted In SAC CITY Farmers Seek Assistants
Farmers in this region report little trouble obtaining help this year. The farm bureau headquarters state they are prepared to furnish competent help for this or other localities.
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Sac City
Farm Bureau
Mongolian Prince Opposed to Invasion by the Chinese Army
Prince Na, a senior Mongolian noble in exile, doubts China would gain Mongolian favor through an armed expedition. He notes harsh Russian control in Outer Mongolia, the Blind Hutuktu prisoner in Urga, and that Inner Mongolia remains loyal to China. He expects no return of the old princes and hopes for Mongol reorganization under Chinese protection.
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The
Associated Press
Peking
Outer
Mongolia
Baron Unrern-Sternberg
Red
Prince Na
Buddha
Hutuktu
Urga
Outer Mongolia
Inner Mongolia
Jehol
Chahar
Suiyuan
Banking ethics code urged by Iowa bankers
A committee at the Iowa Bankers association session proposes sending all Iowa bankers a copy of a code labeled The Golden Rule and The Ten Commandments as the guiding ethics. The report urges honesty dignity prudent advertising restraint and continued study of finance to serve depositors and borrowers. Members listed are J M Dinwiddie Cedar Rapids EK Engiedinger Ames H C Taylor Bloomfield A M Price Dewitt and F A Schuetz Lawler.
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Mason City
Iowa
Jone Te
Iowa Banker's Association
J. M. Dinwiddie
Cedar Rapids
EK. J. Eng
Threats of Terrorists Drive Lisbon Businessmen to Flight
Lisbon faces terror from an extremist group called The Red Legion. Bomb outrages and daytime shootings target prominent men. In one week three attempts occurred this month. Police advised, and many business leaders fled to France after receiving threats. Over 60 arrests made. weapons cache found.
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Lisbon
Red Legion
France
Legion
Dow Mergue Calls for Proof of Good Faith
Paris France June 17 Gaston Dow mergue France's new president told parliament that Germany must prove its good faith before the Dawes plan takes effect. He urged that proof come from facts, not promises without prior assurances of fulfillment.
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Paris
Gaston Dowmergue
France
Germany
Dawes
Russian coins minted at Royal Mint on French machine
The Evening Standard reports that a French made machine at the Royal Mint is casting 56 kopek coins for the Soviet government. The process yields about 48,000 l per eight hours during a tour for overseas visitors.
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London
Royal Mint
France
Evening Standard
Salt Lake Man Discovers Natural Gas Well in Yard
Salt Lake City June 18 Henry Nebeker struck a natural gas well in the rear yard of his home reaching 535 feet. He reports a generous flow enough to meet his household needs with a 300 gallon water tank for storage and has no immediate plan to supply neighbors.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Henry Nebeker
Nebeker
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Richard Johnson
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Studebaker Garage
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South Bend
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