Roosevelt reiterates his Japanese policy in California
The narrative outlines strong anti Japanese sentiment in California as schools exclude Japanese children. It notes labor tensions, boycotts of Japanese restaurants, and police complicity rumors. Metcalf cites assaults on Japanese individuals and urges city leaders to enforce laws and protect property amid racial hostility.
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United States
PTO Nev
Metcalf
California
San Francisco
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Hawaii
University of California
Stanford University
San Francisco Board of Education
Cooks’ and Waiters
Japan
Swift Spinning Mills Chartered in Columbus Georgia
The Swift Spinning Mills of Columbus received a superior court charter and plans to build a new mill at North Highlands with a $125000 capital. It will be the second exclusive spinning mill in the city, operated by electric power, following the Bibb mill. Demand for Southern spin goods grows, signaling a likely success.
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Columbus
Swift
Superior Court
North Highlands
Sevier Appointed to Succeed Garrett as VP Traffic Manager
Special to The Georgian Birmingham Alabama reports Sevier general freight agent of the Alabama Great Southern named second vice president and traffic manager of the Sea board to replace Edward F Cost after his resignation. A private telegram from First Vice President Garrett announced the appointment and Sevier was summoned to Cincinnati for conference with Vice President Murphy of the Queen and Crescent Route. Sevier is described as a leading freight traffic man in the South and a valued figure in the Birmingham district.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dee
L. Sevier
Alabama Great Southern
Seaboard
Edward F. Cost
W. A. Garrett
Sevier
Cincinnati
Murphy
Queen and Crescent
South
Debate on Philippine possession at Alelphronian Society
The Boys' High School Alelphronian Literary and Debating Society holds a Wednesday morning debate at 1015 o clock in Browning Hall against the Girls' High School on the motion That the United States should retain permanent possession of the Philippines.
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Alelphronian Literary and Debating Society
Boys’ High School
Browning
United States
Philippines
Flewellyn Akers
Charles G. Adams
Paul Carpenter
Rudolph Loeb
James J. Sinton
James L. Girardeau
Walter Sonn
Norman V.’. Cooledge
Charles Crankshaw
Maler & Berkele
Earl Sims
Andrew Beck
Henry Grady
Henry Po
Turnage Insanity Case Spotlighted By Defense Experts
Testimony in the Turnage case centers on alleged degeneracy with doctors describing physical and mental signs. Dr. Roberts cites a deformed head, uneven ears, enlarged teeth, and abnormal appetite as indicators of inherited degeneracy. His cross examination drew laughter from the courtroom.
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H. R. Donaldson
J. W. Turnage
Will Turnage
Robert Turnage
Madge Turner
Stuart Roberts
Turnage
Dr. Roberts
Colonel Hill
Roberts
WANTS MONEY BACK HE PAID TO THE U S TREASURY
G W Cureton of Hising Pawn Georgia filed a federal suit seeking 2425 dollars from the United States treasury. The claim argues revenue taxes on 2206 gallons of spirits were unaccounted for and improperly assessed. The case proceeded in the Northern District with revenue officers alleging removal of the tax source.
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United States Treasury
G. W. Cureton
Hising Pawn
Booth
Gates
Internal Revenue
Gutes
House of Crime Found in Flames Three Held
Three white men C B Johns Griff and W A Freeman brothers are held after a fire at 690 Marietta Street revealed the slaying of Balli John A Dodgen. Police say they found a body in a room and are investigating in connection with the murder.
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Balli
John A. Dodgen
Marietta Street
C. BR. Johns
Griff
W. A. Freeman
Sampbelty
Ner Hobert
Jorone Quartiso Dan
Bessie Gar
Volgen
Roosevelt to visit Jamestown Exposition in June speech
President Roosevelt plans two Jamestown visits this summer. He will open the exposition in April and return in June for the Georgia Day ceremonies. He told the National Editorial Association he will speak at the Georgia building dedication during the editors convention June 13 to 15.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jamestown Exposition
Jamestown
Georgia
National Editorial Association
Play Grounds Advocate Dr Curtis Speaks at YMCA
Dr Henry B Curtis lectured at the YMCA hall on play grounds for children, outlining national gains and school progress. The talk, part of Atlanta Sociological Society events, drew a large audience and included questions after the hour long lecture with stereopticon views.
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Henry
Curtis
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Beter
South
Atlanta
Atlanta Sociological Society
Associated Charities
Missing nuts disrupt Georgia Oil deliveries
In Atlanta, during Monday night a vandal removed wheel nuts from Georgia Oil Company delivery wagons. The action threatens service as nuts for this wagon type are unavailable locally, fueling a dispute between a trust and the Georgia company with officials delaying resolution.
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Georgia Oil Company
Atlanta
Trust
Georgia Company
Woman's place in new court debated as Bloodworth appointed
Judge R B Russell appoints Miss Marion Bloodworth as his private secretary raising eligibility questions. If the role counts as a civil office, she cannot serve under existing law though a special act later allowed women as state librarians. The secretary position pays 1600 dollars annually and Bloodworth is praised for capability, with the outcome to be watched closely.
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R. B. Russell
Appellate Court
Miss Marion Bloodworth
Miss Bloodworth
Mies
Bilon Dorteh
Fongutrest
Mra
Cobb
Supreme Court
Hee
Mise Bloodworth
Bloodworth
Walter Brown
Police Commission Seeks Pay Hikes and New Ranks
The police commission on Monday night asked the city council to create an assistant chief of police office, to add a reserve of thirty men, two field sergeants and two assistant station sergeants. They also seek a general pay increase for most department members, with the matron’s salary remaining at 50 dollars per month.
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Police Commission
W Green Dies Sudden at Atlanta Residence
W E Green longtime Atlanta resident dies suddenly at 390 7% DeLeon avenue at 7 o clock Tuesday evening from acute rheumatism. He had recent health issues and had traveled to northern New York seeking relief before returning with his family. He was 19 years old when he began as chief and was known locally. He leaves a wife and family and a Rev Jus W Millard of Eat po ery.
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W. &E. Green
Atlanta
DeLeon Avenue
Green
New York
Florida
iPr Ny Ziysician
Jus W. Millard
Eat Poery
Holiday Excursions Via Georgia Railroad
Christmas ticket sale offers round trip at one and a half first class fare plus 25 cents for routes east of the Mississippi River. Tickets available at all stations with final return date January 7 1907. For details contact ticket agent or A G Jackson GC Augusta Ga.
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Ohio and
Potomac
Mississippi River
St. Louis
A.G. Jackson
Apie G. P. A. A. G. Pelugusta
Malarky Named Baseball Manager in Montgomery
Montgomery Alabama Dec 1 President Amerine says prominent citizens offered for the hive and the traction cordy has been practically decided upon as the manager in charge at Montgomery amid local baseball plans.
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Malarky
Montgomery
Alas
Georgia
A. Montgomery
Ala
Amerine
Andrew Jackson Adopted Grandson Dies in Knoxville
Col Andrew Jackson adopted grandson of Old Hickory dies in Knoxville at age seventy three. Burial set for Hermitage in Davidson County tomorrow.
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Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
Nashville
Tenn
Andrewson
Drew Jackson
Knoxville
Herm
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R. L. Tarman
F. Omori
Imperial University of
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Seabord Air Line
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Levy
Miviscuyes
Stanford
Fi. E. Turnage
Sam
Howard
Leovccs
Bel Razor
Russia
Swing Stropa
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
New Court
W. Green
Georgia Railroad
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