France Offers Food Offices to United States Aimed at U S Japan Understanding
The French government offers to use its food offices to aid a broader understanding between the United States and Japan over Far East interests. Washington replies that it appreciates the gesture, but will not accept the tender as a basis for a new stable accord. The San Francisco incident is noted as closed from a diplomatic view.
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Potls
France
United States
Japan
Far East
Washington
Gmd
San Francisco
Japan Would Reject Labor Immigration Pact Says Official
A Japanese resident representative reports to Viscount Hayashi that Japan will reject the U S labor immigration pact as is and seeks to remove the last clause of the treaty during revision. A special commissioner may be sent to the United States to study conditions there.
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Tokio
America
Viscount Hayashi
Japan
Americans Drowned in River Thames Mystery
London reports two Americans drowned while boating on the Thames near Cavedon. W Otte Etterieh of Breepart and Mrs Mary McLean, wife of Arthur A. McLean, were among the victims. F J Beallie, a friend of Mrs McLean, received a cable from Miss Memory in London confirming the drowning. Mrs McLean had traveled with Miss Memory through Egypt and Europe before marriage in Canada.
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London
W. Otte Etterieh
Breepart
New York City
Mary McLean
Cavedon
New York
F. J. Beallie
McLean
Thames River
W Otto Ebersch
Miss Memory
Rezlle
Arthur A. McLean
Denver
Chicago
Gallatin Crop Conditions Report From Gallatin Valley
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman notes crop conditions in the Gallatin valley are unfavorably reported for the season. Cutworms are less harmful than expected and sumago is partly overcome by trading. Winter wheat is excellent up to two feet high. Recent heavy rains benefited crops, spring wheat shows a strong stand, alfalfa is promising, and seeding finishes ahead.
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Standard
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Gallop
Pass Creek
Dan Cupid Invades Prison in Ypres Marriage
Brussels reports a life term inmate at Ypres married the jailer's daughter after the girl carried meals to his cell. The couple wed in the town hall with gendarmes escort and a prison chapel ceremony, then the convict returned to his cell. Local view celebrates the romance, though officials mock the sensational tale.
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Brussels
Ypres
Lieutenant Richardson Takes Fatal Drug at Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio Tex June Glent Mack Richardson, whose resignation was accepted by President Roosevelt, died by his own hand in his Fort Sam Houston room. A note near by claimed the act had been inevitable since last November.
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San Antonio
Téx
Glent
Mack Ricchardson
Roosevelt
Fort Sam Houston
Annual Tourney of the Shooters Sees Wide Varying Scores
The regular annual business meeting of the association is set for tomorrow at the Northern hotel. The Day's Scores list many shooters with totals ranging from 4 to 110 of 116 targets, including names such as Huntley Brown Soller Bradfield Mickey Goddard Cavan Kilteen Wilcox Nortia Ridgely Jacoby Tisher Bowman Altenbrand Sanborn Jonaghan Babcock Jones Shanely Emmett Miles Dratter Bell Sonseller Burgess Erlarles Amen Bod Woodworth Woody Preuitt Brooks Story Martin Westfall Schletin Steffens H Smith Scote Morley Parsons Aubiolur Confarr Twahy felvidigo Huse West Marson Bartos Goodyear Aliolter Deving Johns Prager Cuno Philips Plank Drumcools Mahan Le G. Smith Vorbes White Chingier Masiy McMillan Weaner Oswald Breck Cushman Tuttle.
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Huntley
Brown
Soller
Bradfield
Small
Holohan
Mickey
Goddard
Cavan
Killeen
Wilcox
Nortia
Ridgeley
Jacoby
Tisher
Bowman
Altenbrand
Sanborn
Jonaghan
Babcock
Jones
Shaneley
Emmett
Miles
Dratter
Bell
Sonseller
Burgess
Erlarles
Amen
Bod
Woodworth
Woody
Preuitt
Brooks
Story
Martin
Westfall
Schletin
Steffens
Scote UM
Morley
Parsons
Aubiolur
Confarr
Twahy
Felvidigo
Huse
West
Marson
Bartos
Pros Ser
Goodyear
Aliolter
Deving
Johns WL Prager
Cuno
Philips
Plank
Drumcools
Mahan
le G. Smith
Vorbes White
Chingier
Masiy McMillan
Weaner
Oswald Si
Breck
Cushman
Tuttle
IT puzzles Irish bankers in language revival clash
Dublin reports banks facing trouble as customers sign checks in Irish. Managers told to discourage Irish signatures, with private warnings about losing deposits to rivals. Directors met in Belfast, failing to reach an agreement on the matter. Language revival spreads to bank clerks and staff.
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Dublin
Belfast
Bank Clerka
Wreck survivors reach San Francisco after fog bound collision
Captain PH Collins and 11 crewmen of the towboat Wizard arrived in San Francisco after a May 29 collision off Point Gorda. Five crew members were aboard the City of Puebla and six aboard the Henry Wilson, with fog hampering visibility during the wreck recovery.
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San Francisco
PH. Collins
Point Gorda
Puebla
Henry Wilson
Treacherous Rocks Threaten Vessel Near Paint Gorda
In the Paint Gorda vicinity twelve miles south of Cape Mendocino, treacherous rocks endangered two ships. The crew struggled to move the barkenline Northwest, in tow of the Wizard, off the rocks just in time. Collins’ bravery saved the Northwest from wrecking like the Wizard.
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Paint Gorda
Cape Mendocino
Caplain
Collins
Wizard
Unusual Rat Trap Triggers Bakery Bell Tale
In Jackson Michigan, a bakery and restaurant staff investigated a strange tinkle heard in a room. They found a bleeding dented rat with a baby blue ribbon and a small silver bell around its neck. The rat trap was set and the bells continued to ring, puzzling workers.
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Jackson, Mich
Mathias
HH. C. Northrup
Als
Court of Appeals Delivers Two Decisions In Alaska Mining Case
The United States circuit court of appeals reversed a lower court ruling in the Nelson Hensley versus Blatt Meehan Laresa case, holding perjury during trial does not alone justify reversal. The Charles Nelson Company versus Standard Theater Company appeal was affirmed, with costs taxed to the appellant. A Nome fire incident damaged the Santa Anna steamship gambling and liquor outfit by $12,907, and the lower court had ordered payment by the Nelson company.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
O. A. Nelson
G. M. Hensley
Blatt Meehan
T. H. Laresa
Nelson
Hensley
United States Court of Alaska
District Court
Charles Nelson Company
Standard Theater Company of
Washington
Prominent Atlantan John A Grant Dies at 70
John A Grant a leading Atlanta figure died at his home in Atlanta on a Sunday at age 70. He once paid dues to the defunct Mobile Mississippi Valley railroad and the Texas and Pacific, and served as vice president and general manager of the former road.
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Atlanta
John A. Grant
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