Women Wedded to Aliens Lose Votes in California Opinion
Chief Deputy District Attorney Byron C. Hanna ruled that a American woman who marries a foreigner adopts the husband’s nationality and cannot vote until naturalized or marriage ends. He based the view on the U.S. Constitution and international law, noting residency and naturalization rules for voters and electors.
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Los Angeles
Atorney
Byron C. Hanna
Lelande
United States
Congress
President
Senate
California
Hanna
Public Land and Mining Contests Open for Inquiry
Public land and mining cases advertised with contact for Interior Department matters. Clark & Wright, registered land lawyers, 902 F Street N.W. Washington D C offer free information about contests and scrip locatable on public lands without residence or cultivation.
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Interior Department
Clark & Wright
F Street N.W
Gen’l Land Office
Washington, D. C
Cypress Defies Becey in Long-Lasting Water Tanks
Cypress water tanks have proven durable by resisting decay for over twenty five years, challenging expectations and illustrating lasting construction.
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Cypress
Becey
Walnut tree yields 400 pounds of nuts from one tree
Elsinore reports abundant walnut crop with prices from 12 to 15 cents per pound. Mr. Root’s famous tree has produced 400 pounds, with a 60 foot spread, moist ground, and allotment of fertilization. Experts say last year’s yield exceeded 800 pounds, promising strong income per acre though forty such trees per acre is unlikely.
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Elsinore
Anaheim
State Institute
Patriot Hens Debut At Royte Farm In California
Dr I G Royte of Monte Vista California introduces a new poultry breed named the patriot. The hens display bright red heads white bodies and indigo blue tails highlighting a patriotic plumage developed after years of experimentation.
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Mointain View
Cal
I. G. Royte
Chicago Seeks Next Republican Convention City
Chicago aims to host the next Republican presidential convention led by Fred W. Upham, national committee treasurer. Kansas City and Denver lost their bids after Upham’s circular urged support for Chicago, with three-fourths of committee members favoring the move. Only a Taft veto could stop Chicago, and the president seems likely to approve the committee’s choice given past support for Chicago.
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Chicago
Lake City
Fred W. Uphan
National Republican Committee
National Committee
Upham
Kansas City
Denver
Taft
Thanksgiving prices predict turkey at thirty cents a pound
A Los Angeles market note warns turkey could reach 30 cents per pound by Thanksgiving as demand drives up costs. Peas, eggplants, tomatoes, artichokes, olives and summer squash remain cheap or reasonably priced in California while cranberries run about 15 cents per quart.
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Los Angeles
Luther Burbank
California
Chicago
New York
Egypt
Astor Mansion
Kennett Postal Savings Bank Opens Despite Thirteen Deposits
Kenne t t Cal November 15 A.M Merrill faces superstition as Kennett postal savings bank opens on Friday October 13 with only thirteen deposits on its first day.
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Kennett
Cal
Alva Merrill
Postal Savings Bank
Nanking Carnage Report Describes Massacre in Extreme Terms
A Nov 15 dispatch reports a mass slaughter of Chinese by Manchus in Nanking. It cites 50,000 dead, widespread arson, indiscriminate killings of men, women, and children, and streets filled with casualties as roads out are wrecked. The atrocity is compared to crimes in history and warned to be only half over.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Lighted baby carriages ordered in Minnesota after dark
St Paul notices that a recent tariff law, meant to aid motorists, requires baby carriages to carry lights after dark. Two white lights in front and one red at the rear are mandated, extending to children's velocipedes, wheelbarrows, and wagons due to wording that affects all wheeled vehicles.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Simpson
Land locators exposed in Utah land misuse warnings
Los Angeles nov sixteen federal land officials warn applicants that some professional locators mislead homeseekers about Utah dry farming lands. Entry rules require residence within farming distance, not mere ownership. A syndicate plans to seize properties after filing for 320 acres, with promises to surrender to original locators after five years. The land office says it will block such schemes and protect claimants.
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Los Angeles
Utah
Land Office
The
Mach
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