Nevada Assembly Seeks Exclusion Act Against Japanese
A February report from Carson City notes a Nevada legislature resolution urging California to ignore presidential admonitions on anti Japanese laws. It claims no war danger but supports immediate measures to curb Japanese footholds and foreign assimilation. The measure also denounces Theodore Roosevelt and calls for exclusion acts against Japanese and Chinese.
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Carson, Nev
Nevada
Fage
California
Senate
Assembly
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Commonwealth of California
Congress
California lawmakers split on Roosevelt Japanese advice
Sacramento reports that two leading anti alien assembly members pledge rapid votes on measures targeting Japanese residents. Assemblyman A M Drew objects to the president’s letter while the judiciary backs the Crew bill. Lawsuits seek to bar Japanese from corporations and racially segregate them in schools and housing.
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Sacramento
Cal
Roosevelt
A. M. Drew
Fresno
State Root
Drew
California
Pacific
Judiciary Committee
San Francisco
Pipervisors
J. P. Transue
Walter Leeds
Los Angeles
Taft Seeks Harmony Amid Panamanian Factional Strife
President elect Taft acts as pacificator in Panama. Invitations were sent to both ex-President Amador and President Obaldia for a dinner hosted by U S minister Herbert Squires. Taft aims to unite Panama and will not push a verdict on the arbitration treaty or commissary issue. He trusts Secretary Root on the matter.
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Panama
Taft
Qobaldia
Senor Arias
Herbert G. Squires
Amador
Obaldia
Secretary Root
Murder Clue Points to Foul Play in Elmer Bangle Death
Frazee Minnesota February 2 authorities have not solved the brutal murder of farmer Elmer Bangle whose body was found near a barn with a shotgun wound to the head. Coroners imply foul play and possible robbery motive as townspeople await arrests and further evidence.
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Frazee, Minn
Elmer Bangle
Bangle
Here
M. Haugen
Fergus Falls
Berthold
Pelham
Repeal of Anti-Pass Law Prompts Constitutional Convention Question
Minnesota lawmakers discuss a bill by Thomas Kneeland to let voters decide at the next election whether to hold a constitutional convention. Other measures include dynamite funding for settlers, unclaimed deposits reporting, mineral rights in lake beds, and regulating revolver sales while debating labor department use.
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St. Paul
Thomas Kneeland
Minneapolia
J. Brady
J. J. Opsah
Bemidji
Leib
Selb
J. H. Johnson
Minneapolis
CoMendixen
Morgan
Mr. Hendixon
Labor Department
J. C. Lennon
House
Venezuelan ex-president Castro accused in assassination plot
Caracas reports that the attorney general will sue former president Cipriano Castro in the high federal court. The charge alleges he instigated the attempted assassination of President Jose Vicente Gomes as directed by Minister of the Interior Senor Alcantara.
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Caracas
Senor Alcantara
Interior
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Jose Vicente Gomes
Excelsior Man Killed By Street Car
Minneapolis February 2 Ernest Johnson a fifty year old Excelsior resident was killed by an Excelsior street car bound for Minneapolis. The motorman says Johnson lay across the track and he did not see him in time to avoid the crash.
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Kerry Conley
Wabasha
C. A. Congdon
Duluth
House
Beet Trust
J. W. Stock
Louis Becker
South St. Paul
H. H. Brackett
Minneapolis
Percy Nash
St. Paul
Ernest Johnson
Excelsior
Johnson
Sinking of Unknown Steamer Reported off Cape Lookout
Norfolk Virginia February reports no further word on the sinking of an unidentified steamer Saturday morning on Diamond shoals about three miles from Cape Lookout lightship.
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Norfolk
Diamond Shoals
Cape Lookout
Massachusetts Bank Closure Shocks 7000 Depositors
The Supreme Judicial Court ordered the Greenfield Savings Bank of Creet field closed and dividends suspended. Commissioner Pierre Jay advocated a Marblehead model to allow trustees to run the bank under supervision, aiming to return to health over about three years and protect depositors amid widespread concern.
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Boston
Supreme Judicial Court
Greenfield Savings Bank
Creetfield
Connecticut Valley
Pierre Jay
Jay
Martiehead Savines Bank
Marblehead
Sensations In Cooper Trial Stir Nashville Courtroom
Nashville, Feb 2. Governor Malcohm R Patterson was named during the first day of the trial of Duncan B Cooper Robin J Cooper and John D Sharp for the killing of former Senator Carmack. The day also featured Judge W M Hart ruling juror H M Whitworth fit to continue. Defense counsel Judge Anderson then announced a reaction.
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Whitworth
Whiteworth
Carmack
Patterson
Nashville
Tenn
Malcohm R. Patterson
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
John D. Sharp
Senator Carmack
W. M. Hart
H. M. Whitworth
Anderson
Trustees Appointed Sought In Ouster Suit In Missouri
In Jefferson City on February 2 the Standard Oil Company of Indiana asks the state supreme court to appoint two trustees to control its oil business in Missouri. The filing focuses on the ouster suit and does not request remission of specific fines totaling 150,000 dollars against three subsidiary firms.
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Jefferson City
State Supreme Court
Standard of Company of
Mobile cabbage crop ruined by weekend freeze
The Mobile county cabbage crop is deemed practically ruined after a weekend freeze. An area 24 percent larger than last year was about a month ahead, with shipping already underway for about a week. Estimated damage runs to about 4.5 million dollars.
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Mobile
Alan
Mobile County
Masked robbers rob Mohawk Saloon in Goldfield
Three masked men held up the Mohawk saloon in Goldfield Nevada or robbed the place of over 5000 dollars. Twenty men were forced to line up while the robbers opened the safe and escaped with the loot. No further molestation reported.
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Goldfield, Nev
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