Chinda to Visit Bryan Over California Alien Land Bill
Viscount Chinda, the Japanese ambassador, plans to meet Secretary Bryan in Washington to learn the administration’s plan after California’s alien land act. Chinese protests are rising as China and Japan threaten action, with calls for a possible new treaty and judicial review of the California law.
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Japan Accepts Gufaries and Other Appointments Mentioned
President Wilton was informed that George W Guthele, former mayor of Pittshive, is acceptable as ambassador to Japan, with Senate confirmation. Other named diplomats include E. Gonzales of Columbia for Cuba, and a list of potential envoys such as Gerard, Whelan, Penfield, Crane, and Sova.
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Cubaa
Train Goodbyes Cost Two Cents in London
London May 7 bidding adieu to friends at a London railway terminal now costs 2 cents. The rule, effective yesterday at Waterloo station, requires farewell recipients to use automatic boxes to buy goodbye tickets or be barred from the platform.
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London
Waterloo Station
Renate Refuses Amendment in Sundry Civil Bill Vote
Washington May 7 Senate rejected an amendment to the Sundry Civil bill by a 41 to 32 vote striking out the clause that exempts labor and farmers organizations from prosecution under the Sherman act. The bill carries a 17,060,000 appropriation and passed by viva voce. it will be sent to the president likely Friday.
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Senate
Ruth Kingham Joins Wheatland Office Work
Miss Ruth Kingham formerly a stenographer for Roy W. Schenck is now in Wheatland assisting him on special work for the Wyoming Development company. Schenck's Wyoming Development involvement is temporary and no definite future employment plans are announced yet.
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Roy W. S Chenck
Wheatland
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Wyoming Development Company
Schenck
Wyoming Development
John Mitchell a Political Football in New York Politics
John Mitchell the noted labor leader becomes a political football as Governor Sulzer nominates him for state labor commissioner without Tammany’s endorsement. Murphy blocks the nomination in the state senate, leaving Mitchell a victim of open factional warfare between Sulzer and Tammany.
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John Mitchell
New York State
William Sul“er
Charles F. Murphy
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Tammany
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Murphy
State Senate
Fire alarm used to bring wedding guests
Chicago May 7 Truckman W J Werner used a fire alarm to summon Truck Company No 19 so his wedding guests could attend. At 10 o clock the box was pulled and the crew rushed to the home of the bride. Werner said the fire was in his heart and the men returned after the ceremony, in uniform.
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W. J. Werner
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Werner
Johnson Charged With Using White Women as Boxing Targets
Chicago seizure case alleges Jack Johnson, the heavyweight champ, forced white women into sparring and brutal treatment. Chauffeur testifies to Johnson meeting Belle Schrieber and arranging transport to the theater. Lillian Henderson corroborates Schrieber’s August Pittsburgh departure.
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Jack Johnson
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Belle Schrieber
Pittsburg
Lillian Henderson
Pittburg
Helle Sehriebere
Pitteburg
Pave Downtown Proposal Backed by Cheyenne Businessmen
The Cheyenne business community favors paving the downtown area and submitting the issue to voters within 60 days alongside a move toward the commission form of government. A committee will discuss a mill for Cheyenne, road improvements, and directing auto license funds to roads. The Greater Cheyenne club plans an open meeting to explain the measure and encourage informed voting. Ed Kelley led the session in President Keele’s absence.
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Keele
Novelist Minister Asked to Quit Episcopal Church
The Episcopal controversy splits high and low church factions around Rev. Curtis Townsend the novelist. He faces removal from the Episcopal church and possible conversion to Roman Catholicism amid disputes over candles on the altar and proposed vestments. Dr Brady, parish pastor at Church of the Ascension Mount Vernon, resists vestry criticism while Rev Rice voices the push toward Rome.
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Tragic Carbolic Acid Suicide In Cheyenne Parlor
Mia Zamora a Mexican woman who ran a chile parlor at 410 West Bevenpoint went to a drug store yesterday morning and drank carbolic acid after a lifetime of abuse by her drunken husband. She died within hours as her two young children and the community faced the sorrow. The husband, blamed for the brutal years, returned to his breakfast as aiders rushed the victim to hospital. The children are placed with friends and will be cared for by a responsible family.
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Wheatland
Faulty Bomb Construction Spars Cathedral of St Pauls
London May 7 An attempt to wreck St Pauls cathedral by a bomb is attributed to militant suffragettes. A heavy parcel wrapped in newspaper was found and handed to police. a second bomb-like package and fires were linked to militia suffragists, with an alarmed public allowed back inside the cathedral after denial of a blast.
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Passaged Delayed as Republicans Block Tariff Bill Move
Washington May 7 After fireworks for the Underwood tariff bill a Republican parliamentary maneuver stalls progress The Democratic majority faces a vote as Majority Leader Underwood and Speaker Champ Clark clash over an amendment The House adjourns to tomorrow with the bill still pending and debate continued late into the evening
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Philippines
Bowen Nop Connor Ey With Mardi Mystery
Houston May 7. P. Jane, processed yesterday on suspicion of connection with a murder mystery, was released last night with the belief he had no connection to the case.
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Trinity Church Tax Rise Highlights NYC Property Holdings
May reports show Trinity Church in New York paying taxes on property valued around half a million dollars higher than last year. The church corporation owns about 166 houses housing between 2000 and 4000 people, underscoring its wealth and reach in the city.
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Postmaster General Pushes Civil Service Exam Access
Washington reports Postmaster General Harrison announced an executive order mandating a fourth class postmaster examination nationwide. The goal is to select applicants for promotion based on fitness rather than political connections, aligning with President Wilson's civil service ideals. The plan aims to begin during the coming four weeks, with details outlining eligibility and testing procedures.
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