California Defers Alien Land Bill Amid Japan Tensions
Sacramento reports deferment of the anti alien land bill awaiting word from Washington on Japanese protests over treaty rights. President Wilson seeks to avoid interference, while Tokyo reports rising tensions and calls for retaliatory measures.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Washington
Japan
Wilson
Senate
Tokio
New York
Texas
Congress
Rigdon Pushes Additional Evidence in Will Case
Judge Mentzer edged toward removing Wilfred O Leary as administrator of Jesse Jenkins estate when A Rigdon for O Leary asked to amend evidence with omitted facts. Dr Beard’s counsel objected and Mentzer postponed ruling to hear argument on right to add evidence. Jenkins, jailed for murder, left $25 000 estate to W B Rote. relatives back O Leary in the fight.
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Mentzer
Wilfred O'Leary
Jesse Jenkins
A. Rigdon
O'Leary
Ray EB. Lee
Dr. Beard
Wholeo Wlshes
Clyde Watts
Mra. Jenkins’ Estate
Jenkins
Jenking
Rigdon
Jenkins Fs
Supreme Court
Hutg
Jenkin
W. B. Rote
Labor War Threat Stalled by Cheyenne Talks
William B. Wilson and figures like Big Bill Haywood and John Mitchell were alerted to quell Western labor unrest. A clash between a newspaper and carrier staff led to tense moments, but calm returned as a peace accord allowed delivery of papers to resume.
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William B. Wilson
Department of Labor
Cheyenne
Bill” Haywood
John Mitchell
Clarence Darrow
Mighty Corporation
Western Union Messenger
Evening News
Banking Committee Set to Confer Monday on Reform Bill
Washington April 18 Senator Owen says the senate banking and currency committee, of which he is chairman, will arrange a meeting Monday with the full committee. The session aims to chart the next step toward actual construction of a currency reform bill to be presented in the Senate with the backing of the committee.
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Washington
Owen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
House
Underwood
Weather Outlook For Wyoming This Weekend
The weather report from Washington notes variable conditions in Wyoming with local rain on Saturday and a likely fall in temperature on Sunday. The forecast emphasizes measurable precipitation and cooler near term temperatures.
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Washington
Wyoming
Morgan's Burial Procession From Library to Hearse
The remains of J. Pierpont Morgan are moved from his Madison Avenue library to a horse drawn hearse after a simple St. George's service. Police keep crowds back as in New York crowds gathered daily awaiting a public viewing before burial in New Haven, the financier's birthplace.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
York
J. P. Morgan
Europe
France
Thirty-sixth Street
Madison Avenue
St. George’s Church
St. George's
Episcopal Church
New York
New Haven
Hartford
America Must Study Rivals in World Markets
Washington April 18 The Nation's Business prints an interview with Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield outlining a gap in studying rival manufacturing nations He proposes commercial attaches to study foreign trade across lines to benefit American business and boost future appropriations for the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce He urges expanding scientific adjuncts like the bureau of standards and navigation to support cheaper food and broader trade goals.
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America
Secretary OF Commerce
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
William C. Redfield
Department of State
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
New York
San Francisco
Son Hig
Tariff Board
Bureau of
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Bureau of Navigation
Dghthouses
Steamboat Inspection
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Steamboat Inspection Bureau
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau of Corporations
Arm Mangled Man Walks Mile for Help
Edwin Bugabroad operated a gasoline plow engine two miles east of Archer when his hand and arm were crushed in the engine. He walked a mile to a house with a mangled arm, was aided by B A Willite, rushed to Dr Gott, and doctors Desmond and Guiarie assisted. Amputation was necessary at the wrist. he rested later with favorable recovery prospects.
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Edwin Bugabroad
Archer Jist Thureday
B. A. Willite
Neighbborhood
Dr. Gott
Desmond
Guiarie
Wreter
Bryan and Clark Close Baltimore Rift at Luncheon
Secretary Bryan and Speaker Clark met privately to soften Baltimore remarks and reaffirm cordial cooperation on administration policies. They said no personal or political insult was intended and stressed unity for the party and state department aims. Washington observers noted the reconciliation as a notable development for the administration.
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Washington
Bryan
Clark
Baltimore
Theodore A. Bell
California
Denver
A Bennett
State Department
Marshall
Kern
O'Gorman
Crisp
Tutmnolty
Osborne
Malone
Thomas F. Logan
L. L. James
Lark
Bank's Moropoly on Advance News Exposed in Treasury Probe
Washington April 18. National City Bank of New York held a long monopoly on advance treasury information and profits sparked a McAdoo investigation. Vanderlip and Alles, former treasury aides now bank officers, allegedly recruited from within the department and used clerks after hours to compile data for banks, altering access to critical financial intelligence.
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Washington
National City Bank of New York
Treasury Department
McAdoo
PF. A. Vanderlip
Milton Alles
Higgs National Bank of
Hupl
Uist
Vanderup
Wallerroet
Treasury
Allen Aiaken
Varigua
Governor removes state librarian Clara Bond for misconduct
Governor Carey discharges Clara W. Bond as state librarian for misconduct and appoints Frances Davis of Johnson county to the post. Davis had been Senate bill clerk. appointment faced Senate rejection before adjournment. Bond’s term would have expired April 1, 1911, but she remained in office pending replacement.
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Carey
Clara W. Bond
Frances Davis
Sussex
Johnson County
Bond
Lane
Miss Davis
Senate
Cordelia Chivington
Gorrnor Carey
Secretary
Frank L. Ilony
Cheyenne
Sip
Joseph M. Carey
Office of
Sowahd
Atete
Mall
Clara W. Dodie
Brace Law
Clara W. Yond
Clare W. Hotd
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Hawaii
Hamilton Wright
Mable
Peabody
John Lcott
International Committee of the
Young Men's Christian Association
Baron Nokork
Makino
Mabie
Peabody and Mott
Will
Banking Committee
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Russia
Austria
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