Difficult Tasks Faced by Bryan
Sacramento April 27 In defer ence to Secretary of State Bryan who is due in Sacramento tomorrow morn ing to confer with Governor Johnson and the legislature on the proposed alien land laws It has been decided to make no plans for the conference until Mr Bryan has signified the purpose of his visit Governor Johnson met this afternoon with Attorney General Webb and a doyen of the administration leaders in the legislature for a general discussion of the situation with regard to Secretary Bryan s visit But no course of action was proposed Governor Johnson said that everything hinged upon the desires of the state s visitor There is much speculation as to the form the official visit will take and the manner which Secretary Bryan will bring to impart Bigte sanitaire from President Wilson It is generally agreed that if the secretary of state is possessed of information of a private or diplomat character he will disclose it only to the governor or to an executive meeting of the two houses of the legislature sitting together That such a joint meeting would be called at his request is indicated The secretary could address the Board separately or in joint session Bryan will arrive at 6 o clock and will be met at the train by Governor Johnson whose invitation to be a guest at the executive mansion he has accepted Secretary Bryan will present his views before noon tomorrow If the legislature comes the governor will send official messages Determined to Pawn Law It was stated by administration leaders that the disposition to pass an alien land law relating to Japanese would make citizenship eligibility a key issue Senator Thompson has completed the final draft of a new bill presented to Bryan The bill states no alien ineligible to become a citizen may hold land for more than one year with escheat to the state Leases limited to three years The visit may affect states rights and federal power, with attorneys noting a potential shift in interstate relations and a new interpretation of states rights.
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Peace Conference Set for St Louis In May 1935
St Louis will host the fourth American peace conference beginning May 1 with four world wide topics. A world court of arbitration, limitation of armaments, Anglo American peace centenary, and the Panama canal treaty dispute. Professor Manley O. Trudsen of Missouri led the program planning and says the aim is to influence the next Hague conference and establish a world court. William J. Bryan, secretary of state, may deliver two addresses and announce U S stance on the canal issue with England.
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Trammell Residence Destroyed by Flames
A residence at 423 Lucklestreet occupied by J. J. Butler was completely destroyed by a fire of unknown origin that broke out about 4 o clock Sunday afternoon. Most furniture was saved but badly damaged by water. The loss is estimated around 3090 dollars.
Grand Opera Success Draws Record Visitors to Atlanta
Grand Opera Week in Atlanta shattered records with receipts over 9101,000 and a flood of out of town visitors. Colonel W L Peel and B Bidwell praised city officials and business leaders for smooth traffic and strong support. Opera week profits will fund the auditorium organ and Sunday concerts, with Enrico Caruso touting Atlanta's achievement in a letter.
Col Chubb Dies at Camp Crockett of Heart Failure
Colonel Charles St J Chubb born September 28, 1854 in Washington DC. Entered army in 1875 and served in Indian campaigns and the Spanish American War. Recently chaired the army examination board in Washington. Archdeacon Lloyd Dad Lynchburg Va Dies at 83 after paralysis at Salem Id tweet.
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SMAP Plans Photo Venture with Kodak Brand
A brief note indicates SMAP aims to take pictures in the current period using an Eastman Kodak device and associated support. The statement signals a photographic collaboration or rollout, highlighting Kodak as the chosen equipment partner.
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Tariff Bill Moves in House as Debate Mounts
Washington report describes a high stakes tariff measure advancing under the five minute rule toward a likely passage within ten days. Majority under Underwood seeks rapid action while Republicans and Progressives threaten extensive amendments. Senate hearings and funding battles loom as the bill faces opposition over free sugar and raw wool provisions.
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Dr Andrew Sloan Draper Dies Ex New York Education Chief
Albany April 2. Dr Andrew Sloan Draper state commissioner of education died at home aged 64. Cause Brights disease and heart muscle weakness. Former state superintendent of public instruction for New York 1896 to 1902 and later led public school affairs in Cleveland. Earlier presided Illinois University where the institution grew. He had been state education commissioner since 1900. Dr Draper authored and spoke widely on educational topics nationwide.
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Oldfield Lowers One Mile Record at Bakersfield Race Track
Barney Oldfield lowered the world one mile track automobile record at the new $108,000 Bakersfield track. He circled the course from a flying start in 1 6 2 3 seconds, surpassing the prior Brighton Beach mark set September 7, 1910.
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Pastor Ridley Busy Day After Mountain Trip
Dr Caleb A Ridley pastor of Central Baptist church spent several days in the North Carolina mountains delivering addresses and visiting a mountain school. He returned in time for Sunday duties preaching at 9 36, lecturing at 10, preaching again at 11 0, performing two marriages at 3 and 4 in the afternoon and leading evening services with the morals of the end as the topic.
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Revivalist Urges Georgia Push for Red Light Bill
Rev Wilbur F Crafts urged Georgia to back a federal red light district abolition bill at a Harris Street Presbyterian service. He praised the International Reform Bureau and cited battles against gambling, liquor, opium and vice, urging church members to join the crusade and lobby lawmakers.
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Baltimore Considers Sunday Baseball Plan Fails to Finish
In Baltimore on April 1 a Sunday championship game was attempted between the Baltimore and Buffalo clubs of the International League but rain halted play after the second inning with Baltimore leading 3 to 2. Dunn's Park hosted Sunday games recently, admission was free but fans bought items to offset regular admission, and police did not interfere with checks sold.
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Fall of bombs and shots as Lisbon rebels rally forces
In Lisbon on April 27 groups armed with bombs and revolvers gathered before barracks cheering for the radical republic. Government learned monarchists and some republicans planned a movement. troops and police dispersed the militants. About 150 suspected organizers were arrested. a few bombs exploded and some shots fired with no injuries reported.
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