California Lands Bill Threatens Japanese in State Politics
Washington reports Sacramento leaders plan a land ownership bill against Japanese residents, drawing grave concern from the White House. The administration reserves the right to intervene to defend treaty rights, likely taking the case through courts to contest state discrimination, with justice stepping in as intervener.
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Testimony on The Constitution Classifieds Value
A reader testifies to the power of The Constitution as an advertising medium after placing a single classified ad seeking high grade traveling salesmen. The response included about sixty letters from Florida Alabama South Carolina and Tennessee and over sixty personal visits. The writer praises the readership and urges continued use.
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Levee Breach Floods Mississippi County Drenching Big Loss
Fire and property losses in the Woodlawn area as floodwaters from the Mayersville levee breach rise rapidly. Hundreds of thousands in damage expected across Sharkey and surrounding counties with vast farming lands inundated.
Negro Youth Drowned After Whip Snap Incident
Belton, April 21 A 13 year old negro youth who wandered into town was drowned after four railroad section hands accused him of stealing dinner pails used a game of snap the whip then forced him toward the Winogski river where he sank. Three men Henry McCabe James Sweeney John Kennison are under arrest. Henry Goodrich is sought. The incident arose after the youths denial of theft and a long chase. The men had recently arrived from South Carolina.
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Loving Cup for Biles in Washington April Ceremony
A brief note from Washington on April 21 details a silver loving cup awarded to Biles for outstanding service. Postmaster reports 600 Tmandsomely dated items processed that day.
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Father Bids Kidnapped Son Confirmed at Opelousas
Mrs. C. P. Dunbar, mother of five year old Charles Dunbar, arrives in Columbia Mississippi and cannot say if the boy found here is her son. The father insists the child is theirs, citing body markings. The child, kept at a deputy sheriff’s home, slept as the parents watched, awaiting morning to confirm identity. Deputy Walter’s statement ties the boy to Hins, the suspect’s home.
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Baby Jugglers Under Fire in Chicago Hospitals
Chicago officials report widespread claims of baby juggling in maternity hospitals, with witnesses describing babies taken from mothers in payment schemes. A hospital superintendent says infants were sent nationwide from a baby farm without proper foster-parent vetting as hearings proceed on juvenile court surrender rules.
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Traviata Opens Atlanta Opera Season With Star Cast
The opening matinee at the Auditorium features Verdi’s La Traviata. Principal stars Bert Lucresia and Caruto deliver a praised Manon Lescaut pairing. The crowd numbers around six thousand as a flawless performance under ideal weather lights up a grand opera season debut.
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