Japanese Exclusion Debate Echoes Across Tokyo and Washington
Tokyo reports say both houses of the diet condemned the U S immigration law urging measures. Premier Kato and Foreign Minister Shidehara addressed the chambers while peers supported government action. Washington notes the law bars Japanese and Orientals with expected strict enforcement and possible smuggling controls at Pacific ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokio
United States
Kato
Kijuro Shidehara
House of Peers
Iower House
Governimat
Japan
America
Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
Pacific
Shidahara
Tha
Preas
New York
Bryan Receives Telegram on Birth of First Great Grandson
At the convention in Florida Marcus A Bryan drew telegrams of admiration for his Saturday service promoting mutual good will. He traveled by Ford to counter liquor interests, speaking in nearly every county, and led his ticket in most returns, with 42,090 votes ahead of the runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ful Fuer
Subper
the Waldorf
Bryan
Miami
Huth
Dow Kluth
Kittie
William Meeker
ONY. Herald-Trhiine News Service
John W. Davis Emerges as Leading McAdoo Challenger
The article portrays John W. Davis as the strongest outsider to defeat McAdoo, with Davis favored by many delegates and readers, while McAdoo’s backers refuse a Davis match. It notes Smith supporters and Davis’s managers shaping the anti McAdoo fight, yielding a dull tug of war with Davis as the clearest potential dark horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
McAdoo
New York
Smith
John W. Idavis
Dark Horse
John W. Davie
Bryan Hero
Sky Riders Deliver Flowers by Mail Across Continent
Daily mail air service between New York and San Francisco starts with 20 planes in regular use. The route features three lighting systems and 10,000,000 candlepower searchlights to guide night flights across major cities from Chicago to Cheyenne. The 24 hour operation marks a shift from relay stops to continuous flight, aiding delegates to reach the Democratic national convention in Mitchell Field, New York, July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San
Chicago
Iowa Ciy
Omaha
North Flatte
Neb
Cheyenne
Wya
Clevejland
Roth Springs
Wyo
Klome
Mitchell Pield
NS. C
Daily Mail
San Francisco
Missouri Breaks with McAdoo on Twentieth Ballot
Report details Missouri shifting away from McAdoo on ballot twenty in the Democratic contest. Kentucky also moves against McAdoo as Davis gains and Bryan, Wood, and others engage in high level talks amid ongoing party strategy. Kentucky tally shows McAdoo 22, Underwood 2, two abstentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vention
Kentucky
McAdoo
Bryan
Davis
William Jennings Dryan
Garden
Laws
eAdoo
Underwood
Salt Lake Planning Honor for Maughan
Lieut. Russell Maughan arrived from San Francisco at 11 30 a m landing at the floral air mall field. He flew from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast in one day and between San Francisco and Salt Lake City in four hours flat. A celebration in his honor is planned for later today and departure is not expected until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Russell Maughan
San Francisco
Mounisio
Floral Air Mall Field
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Teay
Lumber Watchman Beaten by Armed Thieves in Yard
George Be Rey & Son Lumber Co. watchman H. Cole man was beaten by four men with rifles in the yard last night. He lies in the city hospital with severe head lacerations after being found unconscious two hours later. Police think lumber thieves carried out the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs Moines
H. Coleman
George Be Rey & Son Lumber Co
Coleman
South Dakota Man Named Principal of Dubuque Center High
Hallman of Aberdeen South Dakota, former president of the South Dakota Principals Association and Aberdeen National Education Association unit, was elected principal of the center high school in Dubuque at a board of education session yesterday.
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Dubuque
Hallman
Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota Principals” Association
National Education Association
Center High School
oWitchman Fatally Injured by Train Wheels at Waterloo
Clark DeLaney 41 of Waterloo died at St. Francis hospital after being crushed beneath a freight car while coupling near Mobile crossing. Survived by widow at 761 Logan Ave and a wide circle including mother Mrs. Martha DeLaney and brothers, funeral set for Thursday at Petersen Bros. chapel with burial in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark DeLaney
Woot
DeLaney
Ik Wg
Petersen Bros
Remarkable Atlanta Figure Attends National Convention
Jim Democrat, an 86 year old Atlanta resident who ran for the doctor during the night McAdoo was born in Marietta, attended the Democratic National Convention as a guest of the Georgia delegation, staying in a luxury hotel suite. He never attended school but reads and writes well and has educated his children highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Democrat
Atlanta
William Gibbs McAdoo
Marietta
Georgia
Jin
Lorain Buries Its Dead After Tornado Ravages City
Lorain Ohio struggles to tally casualties as 72 bodies confirmed and 17 unaccounted for after a deadly tornado. Wreckers pause repairs at the State theatre fearing a collapsing wall while 1500 Ohio National Guardsmen aid relief and searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Hig- Elay
Culardsmen
Ohio National
Astern Insurance Company
McAdoo Gains in Ninth Ballot as Delegates Align
The report details the Democratic delegate votes with McAdoo leading at 474 after the nineteenth ballot, Davis increasing to 84.5 and Underwood steady at 39.4 while Smith remains at 11.4. West Virginia figure John W. Davis faces Bryan opposition and intra-party tensions over connections with Doheny.
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West
Bryan
Davis
Lhoa
McAdoo
Doheny
Atiscourt
Smith
Underwood
Wss
Davis of West Va Leads After 20 Ballots in Democratic Convention
Madison Square Garden July 1 reports resumed balloting with McAdoo still on top as New Hampshire splits for Smith and Brown. Davis gains modestly while Underwood and Robinson rise. Florida’s Florida votes hinge on unit rule amid contention.
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Towa
Kansas
McAdoo
Kentucky
Wyoming
Underwood
Davis
West Virginia
Madison Square Garden
New York
New Hampshire
Gov. Brown
Smith
Robinson
John W. Davis
Baker Named Publicity Director for Republican Committee
George Barr Baker of California and New York was appointed director of publicity for the national Republican committee. The appointment was announced by Chairman William M. Butler.
Barge Lines Prosper Again on Mississippi
Cairo Illinois July 1 The Mississippi has revived as a trade artery with nearly one hundred barges and tow boats of the Federal Barge Line moving hundreds of thousands of tons monthly. The Mississippi Warrior service born to move war goods has grown into a major Midwest carrier with 80 barges and three self propelled units operating between St. Louis and New Orleans. Modern terminals are in St Louis Mast St Louis Cairo Memphis and New Orleans.
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Cairo
Ill
Mississippi
Federal Barge Line
Mississippi Warrior Service
Federal Barga Line
Midwest
Gulf
New Orleans
St. Louis
Til
Memphis
Tenn
Wicks, Bute. Miss
King George Praises American Railroader
London dispatch notes King George’s praise for Sir Henry Thornton head of the Canadian National railways. The king told Canadian premiers at Buckingham Palace he valued Thornton, born in Indiana, for his role in railways and the allied war effort since 1934.
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New York
London
King George
George
Buckingham Palace
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
England
Indiana
British Railways
Canada
Dominion National
Telegraph Briefs from Washington and Beyond
President Coolidge offers federal aid for storm relief. Prof Peter Kozloff claims discovery of ancient Chinese royal tombs near Urga Mongolia predating Tutankhamun. Navy announces final settlement of construction and ordinance claims from scrapped battleships under the treaty. American Jews have contributed 8.5 million dollars to rebuilding Zion in Palestine under the British mandate.
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Washington
D. C
Coolfige
Moscow
Peter Kozloff
Urga
Mongolia
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Pittsburgh
Jowteh
Palestine
Negro Ex-Convict Sentenced for Forgery Chase
Charlie Curtis pleaded guilty to forgery in district court and drew a ten year term after leading police on a five mile chase. Lyle Salyers, twenty, received five years in the Anamosa reformatory after pleading guilty to statutory charges from parents of two girls ages 14 and 16.
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Fort Madison
Charlie Curtis
iGurtis
Stillwater
Wis
Lyle Salyers
Anamosa
Salyers
Little Girl Saved by Groceryman After Fireworks Incident
In Mason City Iowa on July 1 Dar lene Williamson, a child, was badly burned when her clothes caught fire while playing with fire crackers. Groceryman Jacob Kroman tackled the flames, tearing away her clothing and pulling her to safety, but he suffered deep burns to his hands in the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Darlene Williamson
Jacob Kroman
Woman Run Down by Auto in Kirksville Incident
Mrs. Bell Shoop, 50, Kirksville Missouri, is hospitalized with both legs and both wrists broken and a possible skull fracture after being struck by a car that fled the scene. Police seek the driver. no witnesses identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dés Moines
Bell Shoop
Kirksville
Taxi Driver Dies in Friendly Scuffle in Mason City
Mason City, July 1. Robert Qleson, 18, taxi driver, climbed into the rear seat after a scuffle with a friend and died. His brother died from the same trouble, acute dilation of the heart, while waiting on a grocery-store customer three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Robert Qleson
Qleson
Kimball Printing Wins Largest Order for Walker Remedy
The Fred L. Kimball Company in Waterloo received the largest printing order to date for Walker Remedy, for about two and a half million copies of a 32 to 35 page booklet. Production will keep presses busy for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fred L. Kimball Company
Walker Remedy Company
Kimball
Dog Fight Sows First Evanston Dog Muzzling Case
An English bulldog owned by a Swede attacked a Chinese chow owned by a German in Evanston. A police officer, an Irish attorney, and an Austrian-born justice presided. The bulldog was fined five dollars after it was found not married. A Pennsylvania Dutch reporter chronicled the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Lil
Evanston
Luxemberg
Bulldue
Broker Sets Odds on McAdoo Nomination at Convention
A New York brokerage offered bets on the 1932 Democratic convention. Five thousand dollars bets McAdoo would not reach 450 votes or 660 votes by the time of nomination. Odds against Al Smith lengthened after balloting, with dark horses Davis Underwood Cox Halstead and Ritchie at 3 1 2 to 1 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ayew
William G. McAdoo
J. 8. Fried & Co
McAdoo
al Smith
John W. Davis
Underwood
Cox
Halston
Ritchie
Illiterates to Vote in November Presidential Race
The illiteracy commission of the National Education Association says over 4.36 million illiterates will be eligible to vote in November for president and Congress. A poll of 8,000 teachers favors lengthening the school day. The commission estimates 4,931,905 acknowledged illiterates, mostly native born, may be undercounted.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Congress
National Education Association
Mia
Cora W, Stuart
Frankfort
Mystery in Shooting of Watchman at McCormick Estate
Joseph Carney a watchman at the McCormick town residence died in a city hospital from a bullet wound believed accidental. Police did not report the shooting until today after Carney was brought in by a chauffeur for Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick.
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Chicaxo
Joseph Carney
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
McCormick
Carney
Death linked to brother's arrest in Prohibition case
Mrs Enuan Maples of Belle Plaine died by suicide at her home after believing she faced disgrace from her brother William Stout's arrest for liquor violation in Spencer Grove Benton county. She shut kitchen windows and used gas from the stove. She leaves a husband and family.
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Cedar Rapids, Jr
Enuan Maples
Belle Plaine
William Stout
Spencer Grove
Benton County
Mapies
Lutherans Plan Union of All Synods Across United States
In Chicago on July 1 a federation and association meeting outlines a union of all Lutheran synods. Ministers and laymen argue the church has long been split into small groups and must unite. Rev. Dr. Simon Peter Long of Chicago speaks to the federation of Lutheran Brotherhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lutheran Church
United States
Simon Peter Long
Chica- 0
Federation of Lutheran Brotherhoods
Independence Day Theme Highlighted by Jensen at Kiwanis
Walter P. Jensen urged Kiwanis members to honor Independence Day by valuing law and home and electing capable leaders. He warned the postwar period is the real danger for national indifference as he noted seven years of war since the Declaration. The Waterloo and Marshalltown baseball clubs attended as guests.
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Walter P. Jensen
Attormaney
Lodey
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Former Waterloo Man Killed in Wisconsin
James H. Karney formerly of Waterloo was killed last night in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Burial will be at Brodhead. He was a traveling representative for an air pump company and milking machine maker. He was active in U C T and his wife served in its auxiliary. Two sons survive.
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James H. Karney
Waterloo
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Brodhead
Karney
Land of & Concern
Newtons Visiting Manchester Friends
Mr and Mrs Fred Newton of 111 Irving Street are spending the week in Manchester visiting friends.
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Newtons
Manchester
Fred Newton
Irving Street
Trienda
Rock Island Detours Traffic After Iowa Storm
Des Moines reports say Iowa railroads largely recovered from weekend storm disruptions. The Rock Island detoured trains with main-line washouts near Grinnell and Marengo corrected. service expected to normalize by tomorrow. Passenger routes shifted via Cedar Rapids and Waterloo Falls as telegraph lines were damaged.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Rook Island
Burlington
Hook Island
Gringell
Marengo
Grinnelll
Brooklyn
Cedar Rapids
Jews Falls
Satunday
Great Western
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Mason City Convict’s Bold Escape Attempt at Station
Georges Dwyer a Mason City convict en route to Fort Madison tried to break away at a union station. He asked for breakfast then bolted toward the lunch counter as the deputy tried to grab him. Four shots were fired but Dwyer escaped, later found in an automobile and locked up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Georges Dwyer
Mason City
Fort Madison
Cerro Gorda County
Union Station
Dwyer
Avenua
Smith Leads World Flight With Broken Rib
The American army world flight expedition reached Allahabad from Calcutta as Lieut. Lowell Smith, the flight commander, suffered a fractured floating rib in a fall near Calcutta yesterday. He said he would continue the mission despite the pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Allahbad
British India
American Army World Flight Expedition
Calcutta
Lowell Smith
Husband Arrested Sparks Anamosa Divorce Petition
Three days after their Marshalltown wedding on Sept 22 1923 Gerald Carlson was arrested for a felony and is serving time in Anamosa reformatory. Margaret Carlson filed for divorce today seeking restoration of her maiden name Margaret Stimpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Carlson
Anamosa
Margaret Carlson
Marshalltown
Margaret Stimp
Mason City Women Protest Moonlight Dances
Women’s Missionary Union members in Mason City submit a petition to city and county authorities urging action against evils seen as harming youth. They condemn moonlight dances and the showing of immoral films, the sale of cigarettes, and public smoking in cabarets and similar venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Womene’ Mission Union of
Mason Clus
Des Moines Jail Fire Prompt Rescue Saves Three
Jailer William Davis and Des Moines fire department rescued three prisoners when a smoke alarm started by inmate M A Clegg of Bordingham Missouri caused a padded cell door to swell and jam. The door was chopped down and the flames were quickly suppressed with chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William Davis
City Fire Department
M. A. Clegg
Brownington
Clegg
David
FIRST AIR MAIL LETTERS MAILED FROM W ATERLOO
A few letters were mailed in Waterloo to begin air mail service across the country. Western stamps should be dropped by 8 10 a m at the post office for Omaha at 10 15 on the Illinois Central, while east bound letters must be in by 1 30 p m for 2 16 departure to Chicago.
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Waterloo
Omaha
Illinois Central
San Francisco
Chicago
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William Galloway Company
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Brotherhood of Railway
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