Bryan Leaves Washington for California to Address Alien Land Law
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan departed Washington at 6 45 PM by train for Sacramento to consult Governor Johnson and California legislators on formulating an anti alien land law that respects treaty obligations with Japan. The trip aims to avoid discrimination against Japanese nationals while coordinating with President Wilson on the approach.
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Cure for Eruption on Face and Scalp Promoted
An advertisement features Mrs Jos B Vincent recounting relief from a facial and scalp eruption after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. It promotes Cuticura for red rough chapped hands and nails healing, along with a free sample offer and postal address in Boston.
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Outline of Secretary Bryan peace plan to the world
Secretary Bryan presented to the Diplomatic Corps a plan for an international peace agreement supplementing existing arbitration treaties. The outline aims to assure investigation of all questions before any dispute could lead to war, with flexible timelines and independent action by each nation after reports. He defended California’s rights and warned against singling out the state, urging restraint and universal peace while noting the need to respect federal policy on citizenship and alien land laws.
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Japanese leaders urge patience amid California land issue
Tokyo officials including Prime Minister Count Gombei Yamamoto urge patience as US Japan ties seek peaceful solutions in the California alien land ownership debate. Foreign Minister Baron Makino and Chamber of Commerce figures express confidence in a satisfactory outcome and call for dignified patience amid local disturbances.
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Governor Johnson defends Legislature on alien land issue
Governor Johnson issues a statement from Sacramento arguing California is not singled out by federal actions on alien land bills. He says no forecast is made about enacting laws banning Japanese or other nationals and welcomes possible talks with Secretary of State and Mr. Bryan. The text notes broad legislative acceptance of thePresident’s conference suggestion.
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Will of Margaret Haley Leaves Catholic Charities Gifts
The will of Margaret Haley who died April 22 at 22 Kent Street was filed for probate. She left $500 to five Catholic charities in Roxbury and $500 to the Home for Catholic Destitute Children, the Working Boys' Home, the Little Sisters of the Poor, the House of the Angel Guardian, and a sister receives the residue of about $10,000 after her 13 nephews and nieces.
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Wilson Loyal Says Coughlin At Mass Democratic Meet
National Committeeman Dr John W Coughlin of Fall River told a Democratic meeting there was no President since Washington who would show more loyal appreciation of the party s work than President Wilson. He had recently spent weeks in Washington and conferred with the President and Cabinet about Massachusetts affairs.
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Dem Democrats rally as Coughlin urges loyalty to Wilson
Dr. Coughlin tells Massachusetts and national Democrats that Wilson values working Democrats and will honor party supporters. He urges patience and outlines an auxiliary plan aimed at enlisting thousands. Chairman Riley critiques Governor Foss and calls for funds for a strong campaign.
Croxone Offered as Quick Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertisement claims Croxone cures kidney and bladder troubles, relieves backache and rheumatism, and removes uric acid from blood and joints. It touts rapid results, mentions easy absorption, and offers a money back purchase price if first use fails.
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