Crisis Deepens Over California Alien Land Issue With Japan
Washington reports the United States delivered its note to Japan after Governor Johnson signed the California alien land bill. Officials say Tokyo may react without public remarks as Washington weighs possible responses and a new treaty to limit land ownership by nationals of either country. The crisis is viewed as potentially explosive amid strong Japanese national pride and US-Japan tensions.
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Washington
United States
Ripan
California
State ‘Department
Brygi
Tiormidgs
Johnson
Bryan
Cindy
Teheren
Tokyo
Chinda
Mir Duryan
Mr Uryan
Japan
Caisus
Jiepaen
Washington Administration
Governor Signs Anti Alien Bill In California
Sacramento reports Governor Johnson signed the anti alien bill and warned against tying up the law by referendum. He said future laws could be pursued by initiative while the current act remains in effect until mid August 1914. Chillicothe notes the death of Samuel Briggs, a county politician and sergeant of the Ladies department, from heart disease.
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Sacramento
Cal
Johnson
Calfornia
Chillicothe
Samuel Briggs
Wearsign
Clathicothe
Briggs
Fox
Norrative
J. G
Wolfrun
Carey
J. Wolfrum
Gilliland
Della
Kloepfer
Gmina
Wee Chambers
H Tee
LeMott
W. Seee
Nye
Ziella
Wwe
Edwin McCumber
Miles
Seeee McGuire
John
Thatcher
Anna Ennee
Kentfield
Charles
Hook
John - Si
Joe Onsen
Kitzler
Pranl Waeeans
Fpayney
Linderbeck
John- Aah
éSamue
Glidger
Minnie
Frederick
Chesebrough
Rhoda
Hite
Grover
Ghesebrough
Silas
Hunter
Alonzo
McCammon
Deitelbach
Nellie
Turnbell
Herbert
Francis Me
Mary
Ash
George Wee
Donelson
William
Kennerly
Joshua
Renan Montague
Long
Peter
Wright
Josephine
Braun
Louisa
Hannah
Simonis
Caroline
Schmuck
Willis
Frank
Mecea
F Kitzler
Wee Ween
Weldon
Margaret
Stevens
Warren
Helfer
Heirs
Francis
Geiger
Laura Esma
James N
Myers
Wee Nee
Hakes
E. H
Ewe
Ritter
Melville
Tenance Lane
Hart
Jessen Gees Wens
James Neanen
Haziety
Thomas
Dunlap
D. F
Sherman
Phoebe J
Burson
Sarah A
Miller
Dallas Esa
Walter
Dallas
TU Vogel
Seere
Lillie
Kloopfer
Phillips
Viola
Ate
Easenes
Jacob Waeee
Orians
Lot
Alonzo Eaene
Meee Eee
Emma
Ish
Predevicie
Mary Wanes
Carey and
Dow
Trachsel
David
Gamel
Emma J
Price
George Held
Oty
J. Abay
Ena
Huff
Sarah E
Frank Eere
Ware
Ida
Stillbarger
Scott
Bachar
Sadie
Hoyt
le Mott
John A
Ogg
Babies
Aay Corporation Cemetery
Arey Corporation Ti
B. G. Caucawiy
D. C. Angus
Soldiers Fire Temple in Runan Province Massacre
Reports say soldiers set fire to a temple in Runan Province killing nearly seventy Chinese farmers and gentry who had gathered to resist troops. The incident occurred as troops advanced on a local community and caused widespread casualties in the western region.
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Runan
Fifteen Miners Die In Explosion At O Falls Mine
Baile Valley Ohio May 19 The noble counts mine of the Imperial Coal company of Chicago was closed as funeral preparations began for fifteen miners killed when trapped 184 feet underground. Fire Boss Sam Soltis reported the blast and escape, recounting the perilous journey through darkness and the death of fellow workers as rescuers began probing for survivors.
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Baile Valley
Noble Counts
Imperial Coal Company
Chicagzo
Sam Soltis
Soltis
Mike Deveris Ile
Jie
Torpedo Boat Vesuvius Beached After Own Torpedo Error
The torpedo boat Vesuvius, attached to the Narragansett naval torpedo station, was beached on Hope Island after a torpedo steered back and pierced the stern. A two foot hole was found below the waterline. no injuries were reported and the boat suffered heavy damage from its own weapon.
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Newport
Raf
Hope Island
Narragansett Bay
Naval Torpedo Station
Union Recognized as Cincinnati Streetcar Strike Ends
Cincinnati May 20. After talks between Cincinnati Traction company officials and streetcar men's union leaders, an agreement ends the strike. Service resumes and union is recognized. Wage increase and improved working conditions granted, with only minor details to finish.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Auto Derailed by Train Kills Five Near Leavittsburg
An automobile carrying five people from Warren Ohio was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Express at Leavittsburg. Three women aged 75 49 and 40 and two men 40 and 40 died at the scene while another man was seriously injured. Four occupants were hurled about 200 yards by the locomotive.
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Leavittsburg
Ohio
Warren, O
Henry Turner
Ward Turner
Frank Trouser
Warren
Moderators Named by Northern and Southern Presbyteries
In Atlanta on May 16 election of moderators dominated sessions of the Presbyterian assemblies. Dr. John Timothy Stone of Fourth Presbyterian Chicago was chosen moderator of the northern body while Dr. J Sprole Lyons of First Presbyterian Louisville was selected for the southern assembly. The United Presbyterians already named Dr. J M Russell of New Wilmington, Pa.
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Atlanta
John Timothy Stone
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chitago
J. Sprole Lyons
First Presbyterian Church
Louisville
United Presbyterians
J. M. Russell
New Wilmington, Pa
Evening Standard questions Japan’s war stance
The London paper discussing the American Japanese dispute declines to believe Japan will wage war on the United States. It argues force would hurt Japan’s interests and invading another country would invite punishment for trespass.
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Japan
London
Evening Standard
United States
Board of Education to Sell Old Township Schoolhouse
The Board of Education of Big Spring township Seneca County Ohio will offer for sale to the highest bidder on Monday June 2 1913 at 2 00 p m at the Center school house the old school house formerly used as township house. Terms of sale and bid rejection rights explained by Clerk C C Haines.
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Board of Education
Big Spring ‘Township
Seneca County
Ohio
C. C. Haines
Sunday School Convention at Vanlue United Brethren Church
The Amanda Township Sunday School Association holds its first semi annual convention at the United Brethren church in Vanlue with an afternoon program featuring songs, devotion, topics on social service in the Sunday school and adults teaching classes, and a 7:30 p.m. session with missions and nominating reports.
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Amanda Township
United Brethren Church
Vanlue
L. C. Dipert
Oscar Steen
G. W. Snook
Song
Loren Shull
J. J. Snook
Sarah Shuck
Marriage of Elizabeth Woodworth and William C McMillian in Los Angeles
Miss Elizabeth Woodworth and William C McMillian wed at the bride’s grandparents home in Los Angeles. Rev W Tilroe officiated as Hazel Brice played music and Mrs Arnold A Larson sang. After a supper for thirty five friends the couple planned a Catalina Island visit and will reside at 629 South Breed Street.
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George S. Myers
Los Angeles
Calif
Elizabeth Woodworth
William C. McMillian
Jessie McMillian
Cecil Bruner
E. J. Hunt
W. Tilroe
Boyle Heights
M. E
Hazel Brice
Arnold A. Larson
McMillian
Catalina Island
Spn
W. A. MccMillian
South Breed St
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