Japan May Seek Arbitration If West Coast School Bill Passes
Washington reports Japan may resort to international arbitration if California Assembly passes legislation barring Japanese from public schools. Japanese officials are considering measures to counter presumed discrimination while emphasizing the supremacy of federal over state laws.
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Japan seizes broader role for foreign diplomats in states
Japanese officials argue that unless the U S federal government controls State diplomacy, State diplomatic representatives should be empowered to handle issues with foreign governments. They note that Japan engages with the U S federal government and expect precedents if California resists, while highlighting Britain’s image in Canada and the Vancouver riots as key to broader Japan U S relations. The riots are viewed as a pivotal lesson in emigration pressures and international cooperation.
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United States
California
Nevada
Great Britain
Canada
Vancouver
Sanrancisco
Ipan
Roosevelt Flays Perkins In Despatch on Japanese Question
President Roosevelt telegraphed Governor J N Fillett at Sacramento condemning the anti Japanese bill. The dispatch from San Francisco says Roosevelt urges缅 wan ton insult and cites Navy advisories while criticizing Perkins. Continued on Page 4 Fifth Column.
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New York
San Francisco
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J. N. Fillett
Sacramento
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Dr Chapman’s Morning Word to Boston Through Post
J Wilbur Chapman speaks to Boston readers praising a Tremont Temple men’s meeting as the greatest seen and foreseeing a week of service and a marvellous awakening in the city. The reports from districts are described as encouraging.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
J. Wilbur Chapman
Tremont Temple Hosts Vast Evangelist Meeting
Rev. J Wilbur Chapman called the gathering the greatest men's meeting ever seen in Boston. More than 3000 men filled Tremont Temple, with about 1000 professing Christianity. crowds outside for evening services, Tremont street blocked from 3 pm onward.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
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Whitfield
Congressman Keliher Weds Nellie McNeil in Secret Ceremony
Congressman John A. Keliher and Miss Nellie M. McNeil of East Boston were married at 7 PM in the Holy Cross Cathedral. They will live in Washington during session and plan a wedding trip when duties permit. The engagement had been announced earlier, with the marriage kept secret from most.
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Nellie M. McNeil
Saratoga Street
Boston
George J. Patterson
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Washington
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Miss McNeil
Manic Attack on Prof Strong Aboard Ocean Liner Barbarossa
On the Barbarossa a Brazilian passenger Louis Leite attacked Columbia University psychology professor Charles A. Strona, biting him twice in the face. Barabarossa arrived with Leite in custody at Ellis Island pending sanity review. Leite claimed Strona pursued him worldwide and accused him of plotting food poisoning.
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Charles A. Strona
Columbia University
John D. Rockefeller
Louis Leite
Ellis Island
Strong
Barbarossa
Leite
Professor Strong
Denman Thompson Near Death at West Swanzey
New York reports veteran actor Denman Thompson of The Old Homestead is critically ill with pneumonia at his West Swanzey, New Hampshire home. He is 76 and kin have been summoned to his bedside.
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Denman Thompson
West Swanzey
Keene, N. &I
Thompson
Navy to test 14 inch gun firing 1400 pound shell
The Ordnance Bureau of the navy plans to build a 14 inch gun for experimental use that will discharge a 1400 pound projectile.
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Washington
Ordnance Bureau of the Navy
Secretarial accusations dismissed by health board secretary
Charles E. Davis Jr secretary to the Board of Health and others in the office defended Miss Mary A. Fisher against charges of hugging bees and undue familiarity as overworked imagination and false. Davis said Fisher was discharged for six months probation showing she was physically incapable and mocked the idea her successor was favored for service on the Finance Commission.
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Charles E. Davis, Jr
Board of Health
Mary A. Fisher
Miss Fisher
Diary Denunciation by Mrs Davis Stirs Controversy
Mrs Davis condemns Miss Fisher diary as terrible amid uproar over her husband notoriety. She says she would fear what Charles would do if allowed to work there, reflecting tense local reactions. Continued on Page 2 First Column.
Wireless Operator Drowned at Cedar Swamp Pond
Charles Gottliebsen wireless operator on the revenue cutter Acushnet and Seaman Oscar Rongved drowned after breaking through thin ice while skating at a pond near Wood's Hole. Shipmates tried to rescue them using a improvised lifeline and a securing rope, but the ice gave way.
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Wood’s Hole
Charles Gottliebsen
Acushnet
Oscar Rongved
Ice breaks on harbor ice claims two lives recovered
A boat brought from the cutter recovered two bodies after fifty minutes in the water. Dr. A L Pattee aided by Captain Johnson and Executive Officer Barker worked three hours without revival. Acushnet and Fish Hawk men had skated on the ice all week but two days of mild weather had honeycombed it.
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Johnson
Barker
United States Fish Commission
Four Boys Save Amesbury Lad From Lake Gardner
Four boys Edwin Ainsworth 12 John Grogan 14 Henry Hatch 14 and Edwin Hatch 16 were skating when Edward Tremblay 14 plunged through thin ice. They crawled over with their stomachs and Henry Hatch snagged Tremblay with a hockey stick as he sank.
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Edward Tremblay
Friend Street
Lake Gardner
Edwin Ainsworth
John Grogan
Edwin
Henry Hatch
Tremblay
New London Pier Burned Amid Fire Losses
The New England Navigation Company's large enclosed pier at New London Connecticut burned at 2 a m. Several coaches and the steamer Maine were involved as it was cut free from the wharf. One burned car carried actress Clara Turner's baggage. Total loss estimated above 50000 dollars.
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New England Navigation Company
Maine
Clara Turner
Moran’s Last Interview Foretells Enduring Fight to Death
In Phoenix a few weeks ago John B. Moran declares he will not return to Boston alive and will continue fighting to the end. He reflects on a life of struggle, loneliness, and public scrutiny, insisting he remains on the level and ready to fight on.
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Passing of John B. Moran in Phoenix
John B. Moran died with a smile in Phoenix after two months there. Doctors noted his brave, fortitudinous death as he finished an anecdote that had spectators laughing and left his lips sealed with a smile. Moran valued bringing happiness to others and lived by a hard fight followed by a book and a cozy corner.
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Ariz
John B. Moran
Moran
Moran Dies of Tuberculosis at St Luke’s Home
Mr Moran died last night at 7 o clock in St Luke's Home from tuberculosis. For days it was believed his recovery prospects were excellent and he had shown great improvement after moving to St Luke's where the air seemed to benefit him.
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Mr. Moran
St. Luke's
Patrolman Durham Rescues Two Babies From North End Fire
Patrolman John B. Durham of Station 1 saved two babies from suffocation during a late night blaze at 10 Sheafe street North End. A lounge fire in V Galucci s apartments sent smoke through the rooms as John and Louis Festo hid above. Durham found the children on the floor and carried them to the roof where the mother joined them, staying until the flames were out.
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Station 1
Sheafe Street
North End
V. Galucci
Little John
Louis Festo
Officer Durham
Boston Weather Forecast Turns Rain or Snow Likely
A Monday outlook for Boston and nearby areas predicts rain or snow with clearing and colder conditions in the afternoon and night. Tuesday will be fair and colder with brisk winds from the north and west.
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Boston
Temperature Readings At Thompson Spa Yesterday
The Thompson's Spa thermometer at 219 Washington Street logged yesterday temperatures with an average of 44.24 degrees. Peak readings reached around 37 degrees in the morning and 32 degrees by afternoon, with low points near 20. The record notes a year-ago average temperature of 23 degrees.
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Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Ecaesat
Storm Warnings Inland and Coastal Vessels Forecast
Storm warnings cover the New England coast from New London to Eastport. Steamers sailing Monday to European ports face brisk to high north winds with rain or snow, and moderate northwest winds Tuesday toward the Grand Banks.
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New England
New London
Eastport
European
Grand Banks
Moakley Blames Swelled Head After Shrubb Loss
Cornell coach Moakley cites a swelled head as a factor in Shrubb losing to Longboat in a bout. Mike Twin and Harry Lewis set a New Orleans card for the wetter title, with Moorhead weighing sideline coaching as he considers business plans. New England rowing seeks revival and local schools push toward season end. Catcher Harry Smith notes fans in a letter as Ky. Taylor Whiskey ads tout $1 full quart.
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Cornell
Shrubb
Longboat
Mike Twin
Harry Lewis
New Orleans
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Yale
New England Rowing Association
Harry Smith
Boston Nationals
Farewell to John B Moran from a grieving associate
Timothy Wilfred Coakley recalls John B Moran as a fierce trialist and brilliant orator, sharing a deep, brotherly friendship rooted in battles in politics and law. He describes Moran as generous, athletic, and fearless, with a passion for drama and a life lived with zest and humor despite flaws.
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