Sentiment Shapes Japanese View on Manchuria Open Door Plan
Focused on Japan's reaction to Knox's note offering neutralization of Manchuria railroads. Claims Japanese leaders cite thousands of war deaths and insist on maintaining control of the South Manchurian and Antung-Mukden lines. Notes Japan's vow to uphold its rail rights amid foreign pressure and the open door principle.
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Fokio
United States
Manchuria
Japan
Foreign Office
T. Hayashi
Great Britain
Count Okuma
Japa
Russia
Ilttie
South Manchurian
Antung-Mukden
Port Arthur
Korea
China
America
Europe
Publc
Knox
England
Traveling Man Is Held In Macon Prohibition Case
J L Tilworth traveling man is held at Macon city hall on a charge of violating state prohibition laws and the city tiger ordinance The police allege he disposed of goods in Macon during the holidays and a preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
J. L. Tilsworth
Bibb Superior Court Opens Regular Term in Bibb County
Macon Ga February 6 Judge W H Felton will open the regular term work of Bibb superior court tomorrow at 9 o clock A M One of the largest civil dockets in many months will be taken up by the court showcasing cases across the civil calendar and related filings as the term commences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibb Superior Court
Macon
W. H. Felton
Moniha
South Pole Expedition Moves To Boost US Prestige
Smithsonian Institution and the National Geographic Society urge government aid for a South Pole expedition led by Commander Peary or possibly Roosevelt. Plans include dual routes: official government backing with warship convoy or private funding backed by the society. Peary may join, and a Rooseveltwon expedition could integrate Smithsonian ties and congressional timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institution
National Geographic Society
Peary
Baby day at Western Heights Baptist church stirs debate
Rev. Flury defends a baby show during Sunday service to engage mothers and Sunday school, despite criticism it was sensational. Judges named Loutas Blair prettiest, Raymond Hanson fattest, Johnny Glove leanest. prizes included Bibles and a five dollar gold piece. Church aims to add nursery, and Sunday school attendance nears five hundred.
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Baylor
A. L. Ylory
Western Heights Baptist Church
Flury
Loutas Blair
Raymond Hanson Wos
Johnny Glove
Western Heights
Bibb farmer yields record cotton on seven acres in Bibb County
Prown House Macon Ga February 6 Special seven acres of his farm produced 6 072 pounds lint cotton at 14 cents or 850 08 cash with 32 bushels of seed worth over 396. He fertilized with four tons of fertilizer and used a seven plow passes and four hoeings showing intensive farming in 1909. The total cash realized from the crop is 1 246 or 178 per acre. The weed used and seed value are noted as future seed stock for crop selection.
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Prown House
Macon
Bibb County
Dock" Goins
Thase
Race to the Pole Competes Between Americans and English
The article outlines a planned race to the South Pole between American and English expeditions. Peary may gain increased pay and retirement for his Pole discovery, freeing him to seek the South Pole. Lieutenant Shackleton is praised as farthest south, with the English expedition likely to follow his route while the American party aims to blaze a separate path.
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Fundy
Resson
North Pole
Peary
South Pole
Shackelton
Pole
Reich
Four to Make Race in Sixth
In Manon Georgia the sixth congressional district prom ises four candidates for the office now held by Congressman Charles I Bartlett Judge John P Ross of this city James Flynt of Spalding and Bloodworth of Monroe are named with Bloodworth the only one already in the race None but Bloodworth has entered so early but all others are expected to join soon If this lineup forms it will be one of the hottest contests in the sixth in many years.
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Manon
Charles I. Bartlett
Bartlett
John P. Ross
Jamoa Flynt
Spalding
Bloodworth
Monroe
No Sioux Indians Wanted by Madriz
Tartan February 6. President Madriz of Nicaragua feared that plans to transplant 5,000 Sioux from South Dakota to Nicaragua were a ruse to strengthen the insurgents army under General Estrada. Chief Little Bison arrived at Bluefield January 27 after eluding surveillance and conferred with General Fistrada, predicting a favorable outcome for the insurgents within six weeks and supporting Indian arrivals.
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Madriz
Nicaragua
South Dakota
Estrada
Little Bison
Nicayagua
Esparata
Port Timon
Costa Rica
Littlee Bison
Grupile
Bluefield
Fistrada
Lynching Feared in Savannah Over Shocking Murder Charge
Savannah February 6. Governor Ansel of South Carolina cautions against taking James Young a Black man charged with murder to Bamberg county saying there is danger of igniting. Young was captured by Officer Hand Bamberg and held here until identification. The case concerns a white man named Mix killed two years ago.
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Savannah
Ansel
South Carolina
James Young
Bamberg County
Hand
Bamberg
Mix
Death of Franklin Gunn A Macon Businessman and Farmer
Frank Gunn a prominent Macon property owner and longtime Houston County farmer died after a brief illness at his plantation home six miles east of Perry. Survived by sons Wil, Frank, and another son in Houston County and daughter Mrs. Alvert Taylor. Will Gunn, city council member, will arrange funeral at Orange Street home before interment in Macon.
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Brown
Macon
Frank Gunn
Houston County
Perry
Wil
Alvert ‘Taylor
Will
Loley
Will Gunn
Orange Street
South Pole Explorers Seek Wealth of Unknown Continent
The text describes a bold South Pole expedition funded to explore an unseen continent at the pole. Explorers, aided by Smithsonian experts, aim to uncover possible mineral resources, flora and fauna, and other valuable discoveries, with a goal to add to Smithsonian collections and justify its support.
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South Pole
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Dr Broughton Praises Fite on Prohibition Enforcement
Dr Broughton applauds Judge Fite and Atlanta courts for enforcing Georgia prohibition. He blasts Atlanta brewery operatives as criminals and urges the governor to take a stand. He cites Macon plans to combat near beer and warns of broader law violations, calling for an awakening and state action.
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Fite
Georgia
Dr. Broughton
Atlanta
Flite
United States
United States Court
Governors Mansion
Dade County
Judea
City Criminal Court
Broyles
Macon
Brown
Day Girl Returns to Parents After Missing Episode
Catherine B. Day, 16, daughter of Arthur Dax of New Haven, who had been missing since Friday, returned home fatigued but uninjured. She said she went to Derby, then rode to New York with no ticket, staying at Grand Central and Lexington Avenue stations before deciding to return after seeing her photo in a newspaper report.
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New Haven
Conn
Catherine B. Day
Arthur Dax
National Pipe Bending Company
Derby
New York
Lexington Avenue Station
Grand Central
Cardui praised as life saving remedy for women
A reader from Argyle Michigan describes severe pain from female trouble and panic that Cardui cured after seven bottles. She credits Cardui with saving her life and urges friends to try it, noting it boosts appetite and general health and should be recommended by physicians.
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Argyle
Mich
Road to Managua Open to the Rebels
Washington reports the route to Managua is open to Nicaragua’s insurgent army, with Castrillo confirming no obstacles to the advance on the capital. Granadino calls for citizens to back General Estrada, while Grace and Cannon defend their actions and celebrate the trial outcome.
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Washington
Managua
Nicaragua
Senor Castrillo
Estrada
Cachurecaa Granadino
Granada
Salamon Seva
Grace
Cannon
Himse
Seven Arrested in Smuggling Case
Federal officials say a wealthy Chinaman heads an opium smuggling ring with Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and Fort Worth as distributing points. Seven arrests include R J Priest Hortense Webb Fee F. Same alias George Hill Charley Lee in Chicago and T J Murphy M T Harris in Los Angeles W H Griffin seized in El Paso.
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Wortworth
Texas
Chicago
San Francisco
United States
Los Angeles
el Paso
Fort Worth
R. J. Priest
Hortense Webb
Fee F. Same
George Hill
Charley Lee
T. J. Murphy
M. T. Harris
W. H. Griffin
All Congressmen Called by Whips Heads to House Convenes
Washington February 6 Special Representative Bell of Georgia Democratic whip has sent notices to every Democratic member to be on hand for tomorrow's House convening. An effort to push a ship subsidy bill under suspension of the rules is believed possible by Republicans, while Democratic leaders plan to mobilize full strength to thwart it. Dwight Republican whip has also called Republicans to attend. Bell says the purpose is uncertain, could be battle, skirmish, or dress parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bell
Georgia
House
Dwight
Republian
Nang
Mr. Bell
Indians in Ugly Mood Near Chuichupa
El Paso Texas February 6 Advices from Chuichupa say Indians in the vicinity are in an ugly mood and an uprising seems not improbable Colonists report cattle driven away by the Indians.
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el Paso
Texas
Chuichupa
Max
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Hoe
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Francis B. Price
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