President orders entry limits on Japanese laborers
President Roosevelt issues an executive order restricting Japanese and Korean laborers, skilled or unskilled, from entering the continental United States. The move follows San Francisco school actions and ties to treaty discussions with Japan. Japanese girls win admission to a San Francisco primary after English knowledge tests. Two Black men are lynched in Monroe Louisiana after confessing to a crime against Italians.
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Wrong Parties Arrested Suspected Kidnappers Released
Two women and a man were taken from a southbound train in Salt Lake City on suspicion they had the missing son of Dr. Horace Marvin of Dover Delaware. At the police station they cleared themselves and were released. Private detectives had trailed the trio from Chicago, triggering the inquiry.
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Wall Street in Demoralized Trading After Big Declines
New York reports a 26 percent money effect and heavy losses on the stock market with amassing records of declines across leading shares including Reading and Union Pacific. Government relief rumors surface after hours but are not confirmed. President Roosevelt maintains firm railroad policy and no change in stance.
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Remains Unchanged Roosevelt Sees No Rail Policy Change
Washington reports say President Roosevelt and Secretary Cartel will not alter the administration’s position on railroads despite appeals to avert a financial crisis. A forthcoming statement may detail attitude after talks with railroad magnates McCrea Newman Mellen and Hughitt following Pierpont Morgan’s White House visit.
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Philadelphia stock market reels after New York panic
Following the New York panic, the Philadelphia Stock Exchange saw a violent break and widespread price crumbling. Though sales were not heavy, the close showed a semi demoralized market with declines led by key stocks. Prices quoted fell to their lowest levels in years.
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Bodies Recovered from French Warship After Inferno
Toulon reports a thorough interior search of the battleship Lena. In the engine room many faces burned beyond recognition, with belief that all bodies have now been recovered. The count given remains disputed by officials. In San Francisco the state supreme court denies habeas corpus writs to Mayor Schmitz and Ruef. The court says the men were detained on grand jury indictments and the writ cannot issue. The decision addresses alleged grand jury and indictment technicalities.
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