Roosevelt Reopens Yellowstone Tour with Masonry Cornerstone
President Roosevelt resumed his Montana swing and attended the cornerstone ceremony at Yellowstone Park's northern entrance. Masonic leaders led the rites as Major Pitcher escorted the president to a decorated stand. he praised the park's wonder and democratic preservation for all visitors.
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Daniels and Kirkland address Southern education woes
At Redmond Virginia April 25 an editorial conference featured Josephus Daniels editor of the Raleigh News and Observer and a National Democratic committee member from North Carolina. He outlined four obstacles to southern education including negro enfranchisement poverty lack of qualified teachers and physical difficulties and urged hopeful progress. Dr J K Kirkland chancellor of Vanderbilt University closed the session.
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Declaration of Independence to be kept in fireproof safe
Washington reports that the Declaration of Independence will be kept under lock and key in a fireproof safe and will not be publicly shown again. A committee of the American Academy of Sciences advised by Secretary Hay led the move, noting most text remains legible but few signatures are readable.
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Manchuria Crisis Spurs Possible Joint Protest
London reports indicate Britain, the United States, and Japan may jointly protest Russia over Manchuria sovereignty. Officials warn Russian claims breach undertakings and the Open Door, with Tokyo confirming the demand details but awaiting further action by powers.
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Japanese and German Ministers Confer With Secretary Hay
Tokyo and Berlin sent envoys Takahira and Baron von Sternburg to discuss the Manchuria issue with Secretary Hay in Washington. No word from St Petersburg or London yet. a protest against Russian demands may be prepared but target China. Officials fear Manchuria’s loss to China and seek a binding pledge from Russia to allow limited commercial exploitation.
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Disruptions Over Expulsion of Religious Members in France
Paris reports turmoil as authorities move to expel congregations. At Versailles police attempted to close Capucine, but about 500 protesters drove the magistrate from the building. Security forces then cleared the streets and clashes continued with a crowd totaling around 3000. several arrests followed, including a deputy from Loeire Inferni.
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