Citizenship papers void under new naturalization law in New York
Judge Julius M. Mayer ruled that first naturalization papers issued more than seven years ago are void under the 1906 naturalization act. Aliens who did not apply for full citizenship within seven years must declare intent again and wait two years for final papers. The ruling applies uniformly to old and new applicants.
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New York
Julius M. Mayer
Federal District Court
United States
Mayer
Bishops to Visit Holloway If Home Secretary Allows
The Bishop of London Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram said he will seek Home Secretary consent to visit Holloway prison with the Bishop of Kensington to witness alleged torture of three suffragettes and forcible feeding, as reports claim.
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London
Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram
Women’s Social and Political Union
Home Secretary
Holloway
Kensington
Militants’ Union Leaders Push for Audience with the King
Miss Florence Ansell reports at a militants’ union meeting that cries from Rachel Peace in a neighboring cell influenced bishops to back state ments. Miss Barbara Wylie vows the deputation will stand before the King, not prostrate, echoing UlsterUnity lines.
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Militants
Florence Ansell
Hollway
Rachel Peace
Barbara Wylie
Dacre-Fox
Edward Carson
Ulster
Honors For Strathcona Buried In Highgate Ceremony
The body of Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, Canada’s high commissioner, was buried in Highgate Cemetery after a Westminster Abbey service attended by royal figures and state officials. Processions through London drew large crowds, with pallbearers including the Duke of Argyle and Earl of Aberdeen.
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London
Lord Strathcona
Mount Royal
Canada
Highgate Cemetery
North London
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Arglye
Scotland
Earl of Aberdeen
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Lichfield
Thomas Vangsittart Bowwater
Louis Harcourt
William Osler
Thomas Skinner
George Adam Smith
Aberdeen University
King George
Queen Mary
Alexandra
Asquith
Walter Ilmes Page
Rich glove men indicted in $200,000 necklace smuggling case
Lucius N Littauer once a Congress member and his brother William Littauer glove manufacturers of Gloversville New York are indicted by a federal grand jury for smuggling a diamond necklace valued at 40000 pounds into the United States. The necklace allegedly traveled with Lucius from abroad and was turned over after a rumor reached customs.
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New York
Lucius N
William Littauer
Congress
Gloversville
N.Y
Lucius Litvauer
Washington
William
Denied Lloyd George to Visit America
London January 26 authoritative denial given of a U S report that David Lloyd George chancellor of the exchequer would visit the United States. It was explained he wished to go but could not while a member of the British cabinet.
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London
United States
David Lloyd-George
The
Sixchequer
Rio and Sp As Share Figures Reported
In a brief item the report notes percentages 7% for Rio and 7% for Sp As with amounts $35.00 and $19.75 mentioned alongside.
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Rio
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