Chamberlain on Mexican affairs before Senate panel
Former interior secretary Frank I K Lane and ex consul general George Agnew Chamberlain testified on Mexican affairs. Lane argued American oil rights in Mexico deserve strong protection, while Chamberlain blamed a seven year pattern of U S shameful policy and graft in Mexican governance and urged U S economic control to restore stability. Chamberlain said the president undermined diplomatic and commercial agents and warned against premature dealings with a new Mexican leadership.
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Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
George Agnew Chamberlain
Mexico
Senate
Lane
Pennsylvania
California
Chamberlain
United States
Chamberlin
Accidents to Children Warn of Fire and Auto Dangers
The Detroit Free Press notes accidents kill children from fire and cars reflect adult carelessness. It urges safe storage of matches and supervision, citing a perilous winter with many such casualties and a mother’s remorse over a fatal incident, warning other mothers to take precautions.
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Detroit Free Press
Butte Personal Notices And Daily Gatherings
John McNamara was granted permission Monday to marry Abbie Murray, both of Butte. The Butte Good Government club meets this evening at Mrs. E. B. Clinch 421 West Galena Street, each member bringing a guest. Various visitors and locals pass through Butte including Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Ellis of Helena and Dr. and Mrs. Symonds of Miles City. A lawsuit seeks 2716 in damages from a vehicle collision involving Louis H. Brendel and others.
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John McNamara
Abbie Murray
Butte
Butte Good Government Club
E. B. Clinch
West
Galena Street
Wyman Ellis
Helena
L. KE. Brainard
Lima
Thornton
James Patten
Phillipsburg
R. E. Brown
Whitehall
M. M. Owsley
Twin Bridges
F. P. Claverin
Adria Craven
Bozeman
Do. A. Young
Missoula
Finlen
Symonds
Miles City
Drive to abolish racetrack gambling opens in Washington
On May 10 representatives from anti gambling groups opened a campaign against the race gambling monopoly in Washington. Hearings before the senate judiciary committee began on the Sims Sterling bill to bar interstate transmission of racetrack odds by mail or electronic means. The house interstate commerce committee will hear the delegation tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Japanese upheaval warned as Meiji echoes seen
A Daily News essay by Hugh Redwood argues Japan faces upheaval akin to 1868 with censorship, strikes at Yawata, and rising socialist sentiment. It notes worker and middle class exploitation, universal suffrage demands, and predicts three key figures Sen Katayama Imai and M Oka shaping the crisis amid diet dissolution and capitalist tension.
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London
Japan
Yawata
Karl Marx
Tokyo
Sen Katayama
Second International
Mr. Imai
Osaki
Rodo Pomekai
M. Oka
Population boom in Hawaii from 1910 to 1920
Honolulu Star-Bulletin notes territorial Hawaii population rose 58,083 to 249,992 in the 1910–1920 census. Honolulu city and county gained 35,578 with the city proper at 80,369, civilians 117,606, and projections suggest city county population near 156,000 once service members are factored out.
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Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Territory of
Hawaii
Honolulu
Oahu
Congress
Funeral for Frank Penkalski Services at Sherman & Reed
The funeral for Frank Penkalski will be held at Sherman & Reed funeral chapel this morning at 9 30, then to Sacred Heart church for a solemn requiem high mass at 10, with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
Hoover Has Plan On Sugar Trade With Allies
Washington May 10 Herbert Hoover suggested to Senator Capper that the United States seek an allied no bidding agreement for Cuban sugar to ease the shortage. Cuban minister Carlos Manuel de Cespedes protested, calling it a league of nations against Cuba though he said Cuba would live with it if Cuba’s purchases faced no competitive bidding.
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Washington
Herbert Koover
Capper
Kansas
United States
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
League of Nations
Cuba
Palmer to Meet the Socialists
Chicago May 10 Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer will meet the socialist party national executive committee in Washington on May 14 Otto Branstetter secretary announced the amnesty for Eugene V Debs and other prisoners would be asked at the talks
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Chicago
A. Mitchell Palmer
Socialist Party
Washington
Otto Branstetter
Eugene V. Debs
Unfilled Orders Rise for U S Steel in April
United States Steel reports unfilled orders totaling 10,359,747 tons as of April 30, up 467,672 tons from March. The gain reflects demand strength across steel markets and production backlogs.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
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