Starr Defends Tribes and Moros in Philippines Talk
Frederick Starr University of Chicago anthropologist spoke in Chicago about Philippine tribes arguing they can govern themselves. He claimed Moros seek only to be left alone and cited perceived imperial distortions and censored reports as political manipulation.
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Kcago
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
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Negrito Hill
Islands
Manila
Fort Worth
Champ Clark
Asways and Means Committee
Missouri
Roosevelt
Kentucky counties split dry wet as prohibition spreads
Ninety-three of Kentucky's 119 counties are dry while twenty one are partially dry and four are wholly wet Jefferson Louisville Kenton Campbell and Nelson. The Scott county local option vote will be decided in court. Anti Saloon league claims Kentucky drinks less whisky than most states.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Anti-Saloon League
Jefferson
Kenton
Campbell
Nelson
Scott
Haitien Cabinet Urges Nord Alexis Resignation
Dispatches from Port au Prince report panic as insurgents approach. Haitien cabinet asks the American minister to demand the president's resignation and to form a provisional government with US aid. Finance minister seeks refuge at the German legation and the US envoy pleads for ships. City shutters are closed amid fear of looting.
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Port Au Prince
Nord Alexis
United States
Legation
Floods Raze Oklahoma and Arkansas Railways Halt Traffic
Reports from Guthrie Tulsa and Bartlesville on November 30 describe rising floods in the Caney and Cottonwood rivers. Debris and cattle losses accompany a freight wreck near Crescent. The Arkansas River reaches a record height, flooding fields and suspending field work and rail service including the Santa Fe and Denver Enid and Gulf lines.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Denver Enid and Gulf Railway
Crescent
Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas River
Santa Fe Railway
Bartlesville
Collision Near Chefoo Reported 700 Lost
Tokio November 30 reports indicate a collision off Chefoo between two Japanese steamers resulting in about 700 deaths.
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Tokio
Chefoo
Man Ends Life Near Weatherford After Financial Troubles
Ten miles north of Weatherford Texas C C Garner aged fifty five shot himself in bed while the family slept. The man reportedly faced recent financial reverses before the act. No other persons were endangered and no other details are given.
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Body of Gedney brother found with skull fracture
The body of John B. Gedney, brother of M A Gedney and Charles B Gedney of the Gedney Pickle Co St Paul, was found under a Minneapolis railway bridge with a fractured skull. He likely was robbed and dumped by highwaymen. he reportedly carried substantial money when last seen alive.
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John B. Gedney
M. A. Gedney
Charles B. Gedney
Isadore V. Gedney
Gedney Pickle Company
Minneapolis
Negro Heavily Fined in Pension Violation Case
Memphis on November 30 reports H. R. Saddler, a Black attorney, charged with pension law violation, fined $500 and costs in a federal or local proceeding.
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H. R. Saddler
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