Exiled Korean Monarchy Seen Collapse Tied to Japan Peace
American observer Homer Hurlburt predicts Japan will force peace in Korea only by extermination of 13 million people. He argues a guerrilla war could bankrupt Japan within three years, cites abdication pressures, Japanese agents, and the role of Hayashi in Korea as ominous signs for Korea's future.
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New York
Japan
Homer Hurlburt
Korea
Mr. Hurlburt
Pan Pedee
Marquis Ite
Jaguinere
Viccount Tamaja
Pung Duk
Yalu
Hayashi
Heonl
Tague
Ki Rea
Lumber Freight Hike Threatens Coast Mills
President Louis W. Hill of the Great Northern declares lumber and shingle shipments must rise 10 cents per hundred pounds starting October 1 or sustain continued car shortages. He notes 4000 empty cars were sent west to haul lumber and argues rail traffic cannot meet demand without price relief, as mills face closures if cars remain scarce.
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Seattle
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Hillward
Dakotas
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Blumber
New Executive Arrives in Albuquerque Unannounced
An incoming executive arrives in Albuquerque without notice as the morning journal is informed of his coming. The unexpected arrival prompts immediate advisement to staff and local officials about the new leadership.
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Albuquerque
Morning Journal
Tragic Hatchet Attack Kills Seutcheon Family and Neighbor
Morning Journal reports Henry Seutcheon a 50 year old farmer near Nunica Michigan ran amuck with a hatchet killing his invalid son Polly Seutcheon and foster father George Anning. He then attacked his wife, wounded and then killed Henry McClellan after the neighbor tried to help. Seutcheon later died by his own botched suicide attempt.
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Morning Journal Special
Nunica
Mich
Henry Seuteheon
George Anning
Seutcheon
Henry Mecellan
McClellan
Acros McClellan
Typographical Union Attacks Public Printer Over Fines
The Columbia Typographical union No. 101 denounces Public Printer Charles Stillings for fining proofreaders for errors in proofs. The union seeks an Attorney General opinion and has sent resolutions to President Roosevelt and the Justice Department.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Charles Stillings
United States
Columbia Typographical Union
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Columbia Typographical Union No. 101
Stillings
Town Mourn For Wreck Victim In Ionia
The Pere Marquette collision near Salem leaves 31 dead and over 100 injured with eight in serious condition. Ionia mayor estimates about one in fifty locals were killed or maimed as the city suspends business for two days. The Hess family mourns three deaths among breadwinners.
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Morning Journal
Detroit
Mich
Salem
Pere Marquette
Tonia
John N. Bible
Hess
Lost
Charles
Hermann
Paul Hess
Ionia
Turbulent Korean Crisis As Japanese Declare Martial Law
Japanese forces guard two government arsenals in Korea as General Hasegawa tightens control. Civilians harass Korean troops at key entrances while rumors swirl of ex Emperor’s intrigue and foreign minister’s abduction plot. Reinforcements move from Rhinonecki Margulis toward the resident general, signaling a tense political standoff.
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Creneral Hasegawa
Chott
Keres
Palace Square
Bela New Weil
Themec
Chew
Berevoke
Korestia Posse
Rhinonecki Margulis
Feogl
Eanperor
Miyoaiyi
Japan
Ana
Saapenier
Graiocal
Biles Stinieter Hayashi
Bose
Turbulent Town Plot Reportedly Foiled Amid Calm
Advices from the afternoon report the city remains calm though rumors speak of a violent incident. Officials describe a riot thwarted near a palace with guards deployed and a potential audience planned between Margiette and the emperor next Tuesday.
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Margie
Cocoanut Palms Planting Sparks Cuban Uprising Fear
Havana reports reveal a planned July 12 uprising in Oriente sparked by rumors of American soldiers planting coconut palms at Morro Castle. Captain Robert Alexander faced backlash as patriots were warned by US secret service officers and leaders in Santiago and San Luis to refrain from interference.
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Morning Journal
Havana
Oriente
Magoon
United States Army
Robert Alexander
Eleventh Infantry
Morocastle
Santiago
Loynaz del Castilly
Thiwina
Alexander
Rodrigues
Camacha
San Luis
San Diego
Havanes
Secret Service
Cuba
San Francisco Mob Attacks Street Car After Collision
A mob attacked a street car in the Mission district after a collision near the Mission theater. A conductor and motorman were shot and wounded during the ensuing rioting, and Charles Davis suffered a broken leg and other injuries as the carriage was wrecked. Police intervened to rescue workers and disperse the crowd.
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San Francisco
Mission District
Mission Theater
Charles Davis
Davis
Charles Moane
Actor Damon FR Davie Dies of Heart Failure in Butte
In Butte Montana on July 21 Damon FR Davie a 21 year old actor with the Cirand Opera house stock company collapsed and died from heart failure while delivering lines. He came from Chicago and leaves a widow and a three year old child.
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Butte
Mont
Damon FR Davie
Cirand Opera House
Davie
Chicago
Rome Considers Absolutist Divorce Prohibition
Rome July 21 A commission appointed to reform canon law discusses restricting Church annulments with potential later decisions on whether annulment power should be abolished entirely. The panel reserves the right to decide further on the scope of nullifications.
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Hiome
Doctor Cremated Beneath Gar in Fatal Auto Crash
A New York physician, Dr Edward Gallagher, died after his car crashed at Tacust avenue crossing with Helen Madigan aboard. Gallagher burned severely and died within minutes. Madigan suffered fatal burns and severe facial injuries. The incident occurred late at night. both occupants were severely injured.
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New York
Daly
Edward Jollegher
Mer
Aue Gurl
Northwestern and Burlington washout disrupt Milwaukee rail line
Disruptions hit Winona Minnesota as tracks of the Northwestern Milwaukee and Burlington lines suffer washouts. Passengers are shuttled to hotels while repairs clear damaged sections near Lytle Dakota and Chicago connections.
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Minn
Northwestern
Milwanker
Chicago
Mmine
Wintons
Hutele
Nourthwestern
Burlington
Lytles
Milwaukee Track
Dakota
Government Looks Up Transports for Possible War Use
Morning Journal reports the Tremont liner from Puget Sound dry docks was inspected by Padre Mail steamship officials and others on behalf of the United States government. The inspection targets large Pacific steamers as potential transports for government use if invasion requires.
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Boston Steamship Company
Tremont
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Mremerton
United States
Pacific
Iere
Tt Ln
Nlet
Comepany
Reliable Authority
Mvasion
Indian Raiders Refrain From Murder Near Querobabi
Hermosilla Mexico July 21 reports say Yaqui raiders attacked the Richfield Copper Mining camp north of Querobabi, stripping valuables but not harming any to date. A force of 200 mounted troops has been dispatched to scour the region with little expected success for the expedition.
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Hermosilla
Mexico
Yanu Lodiane
Richfield Copper Mining Company
Querobabi
Governor Curry Visits Albuquerque Before Heading to Roswell
Captain George Curry governor designate of New Mexico arrived in Albuquerque on Santa Fe limited train No 4 from the west. He greeted Morning Journal staff, met friends and many locals on Central avenue before boarding train No 9 to El Paso en route to Roswell.
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George Curry
Province of
Samar
P. L
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Limited
el Pago
Roswell
Curry
Morning Journal
Central Avenue
Governor Curry Plans Moves Amid Travel and Rest
Governor Curry speaks to the Morning Journal about upcoming travels to El Paso and Roswell for rest and NM condition briefings. He hints at possible Washington or Santa Fe return, a trip urged by the president, and notes a Bakersfield stop for relatives before reaching Albuquerque.
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Governor Curry
Morning Journal
el Paso
Roswell
Washington
Oyster Bay
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Alluquerque
Bakersfield
Cal
Philippines
California
Alhuaverané
No Talk Yet on New Mexico Conditions by Governor Curry
Governor Curry declines to discuss New Mexico matters, stating he is still governor of the province of Ramar on leave and prefers home time before public comments. Friends describe him as vigorous, tall, with ruddy complexion, despite eye trouble, seeking treatment during his stay.
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New Mexico
Curry
Ramar
Alus
Emet
Government Guards Against Land Fraud Warning Issued
Acting Secretary Woodfall warns daily time will be taken to deter illegal fencing of public lands. Inspectors will continue summer operations to prevent fraudulent land acquisitions and pursue wheat fencing schemes as part of the Interior Department crackdown.
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Washington
Daly
Woodfall Ange
Lally
Taupe
Department of the Interior
Idea Weald
Icelanders Demand Self Government
King Frederik accompanied by Premier Christiansen sails with forty Igsdag members to the Faroe Islands and Iceland aboard two yachts escorted by warships to settle the constitutional dispute over home rule.
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Copenhagen
Frederick
Christiansen
Igsdag
Faroe Islands
Iceland
Teeland
Drowning at Merrimac River Ends Trio Canoe Trip
In dusk near St. Louis Mise Ruth Ledwigge, eighteen, drowned after an overturned canoe left her stranded while escort Ross Denham saved a companion Olive Wine now, Dineleewn years old. Ledwigge’s body was not recovered as Denham and the others fought to reach safety.
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Hy Morning Journal
St. Leos
Mise
Ruth Ledwigge
Merrimac River
St. Louis
Olive Winenow
Dineleewn
Ross Denham
Tenderfoot Slain by Redlight Woman in Montana
Harry Delaney of New York was shot and killed in a Whitefield beach house in the red light district. A woman named Matheus is held on murder charges. Delaney had arrived from New York a week earlier.
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Creat Falls
Mont
Harry Delaney
New York
Watanty
Test Eight
Whitefield
Matheus
Delaney
Peoria Man Arrested in Los Angeles on Larceny Charge
Frank Whiting of Peoria Illinois was arrested in Los Angeles on a warrant for larceny or embezzlement. Police said they had no definite charge by nightfall and were still investigating the offense.
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Los Angeles
Frank Whiting
Peoria
Wanamaker Stable Fire Destroys Thoroughbreds
The Lyndenhurst stables at John Wanamaker near Jenkintown burned and caused about 50 000 in building loss. Three horses perished in the fire and 40 000 in other contents estimated. Fire teams from Philadelphia and nearby towns fought the blaze, but flames progressed rapidly with valuables stored in the barn.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Lyndenhurst
Jenkintown
Mexican Government to Build Durango Magadan Railroad
A Mexican government project will begin the Durango Magadan railway, the first construction since the national merger. Surveys by Mexican International engineers have mapped a 365 mile route across the Sierra Madres, with an estimated cost of 25 million pesos and additional funds needed to finish.
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San Antonio
Tex
Durango-Magadlan
Durango Magadlan
Sierra Madres
Wreck of Golden State Limited near Pastura NM invention
A Chicago bound Golden State limited passenger train on the Hook Island line derailed near Pastura New Mexico at dawn. Six coaches left the rails and the engine was partially detached. Passengers were shaken. two Pullman porters were seriously hurt. Track damage delayed service about fifteen hours.
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My Morning Journal
Il Paso
Golden State Limited
Hook Island
Pastura
Xni. M
Here
Patal Grade Crossing Accident Kills One In Lancaster
A Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train struck a carriage in Lancaster Texas on July 21. J P Lavandar a merchant died shortly after. Ethel Fondrein aged 2 suffered a crushed skull and may die while Ruby Fondrein and two McCallum girls were injured.
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Lancaster
Tex
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
J. P. Lavandar
Ethel
Ruby Fondrein
McCallum
Lavandar
Ethel Fondrein
Hahnville Jail Guarded by Militia After Italian Prisoners Convicted
Hahnville Louisiana July 21 militia companies guard Italian prisoners two men and a woman convicted of murder. The jury verdict was guilty without capital punishment and the judge will likely impose life imprisonment tomorrow. Two more Italians remain for trial and will be tried tomorrow.
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Hahnville
St. Charles Parish
White mob pursues alleged killer after Macon man shot
Macon Wisconsin headline reports Mayer Hunter son of a railroad contractor was shot and killed in Aler ville Alabama while trying to quiet a disturbance. A mob of several hundred armed citizens pursued Carr the African American suspected killer.
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Macon
Wis
Mayer
Hunter
Alerville
Ala
Carr
Battleships Rouse Italy Riot as Police Fire
Palermo July 21 Hundreds injured in a clash between police and demonstrators in support of Nunzio Nazi now under arrest for embezzlement. Rioters pelted officers who fired revolvers while artillery was deployed and battleships moved to the roadstead for order.
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Palermo
Italy
Nunzio Nazi
Memphis Plans to Entertain Roosevelt at Deep Water Way Meet
Final details for President Roosevelt's reception at the Lake-to-the-Gulf Deep Water association convention in Memphis Tennessee October 6 were adopted. The invitation list includes Governor Folk of Missouri and other state governors. Roosevelt will be escorted by a flotilla of steamboats and met above Memphis by a large party.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
Memphis
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