Political Pot Boils as War Rumors Rise
The piece notes heated political debate over wars and related rumors. It reports 3,000 Seventh Day Adventists at a Washington conference observing Sabbath in tents. It mentions Tariff bill hearings defeated and sent to the Senate committee. It also cites U S assurances to California over the Alien Land Law and a Wilson Administration consultative meeting. The Carlisle Indian Industrial School controversy is raised with sources alleging immorality.
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Seventh Day Adventists’ Conference
Washington
Senate
Japan
United States
California
Wilson
State, War and Navy Departments
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Carlisle
Massachusetts Senate
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Blease
South Carolina
Jessie M. Chapman
Lynn
Mass
Pacific Ocean
Panama Canal
Miraflores
Raymond Eberts
Bayonne
M J
United States Army
Joan Oliver
Chicago
Torpedo
Morris Levine
Atlanta
New York
Wisconsin
James Harrison Rogers
Bronxville
N. Y
New York University Laboratory
R. B. Shimer & Co
New York City
Commission
Harry C. Shimer
Burleson
C Ranch
Midland
Texas
General Nathan Frank sells St. Louis Star to Edward S. Lewis
A batch of brief notices includes General Nathan Frank selling the St. Louis Star to Edward S. Lewis, a candidate for postmaster, alongside items on the Navy flag protest, a divorce decree, and various regional events and incidents.
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Nathan Frank
St. Louis
Edward S. Lewis
Massachusetts Daughters of the Revolution
Justice Keogh
Fritz Scheff
John Fox, Jr
New Rochelle
Genoa
Ill
Silver Larson
Eau Claire
Wis
Redfield
Lithographers’ Association
Southern Railway and
Allied Lines
Portable crematories proposed to follow army in war
A German military surgeon proposes portable crematories to accompany troops in a future war, aiming to streamline battlefield burials and reduce transport of bodies amid conflict.
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Germany
London
Copenhagen
London Trades Council
Walter H. Page
United States
Court of St. James's
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Lima
Peru
Waterloo
Child
Presboy
Hungary
British Dominions
British Columbia
Capitol
Papeete
California Acts To Bar Aliens In Land Ownership
Governor Johnson signed the Anti Alien Land bill despite protests from Japan and opposition within California. The measure, backed by the Legislature, takes effect August 17 and mirrors federal limits on immigration and naturalization.
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Sacramento
Cal
Johnson
Japan
California
Wilson
Bryan
Theodore Bell
State Central Committee
Asiatic Exclusion League
Olaf Treitmo
Indianapolis
Washington
Baron Chinda
Chinda
United States
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Woman Opens Supreme Court Session in New York History
In Watertown New York Miss Bertha M McDonnell opened a term of the Supreme Court the first time in state history. She proclaimed the session in Justice Emerson's special term marking a historic milestone for gender inclusion in the judiciary.
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Watertown
N. Y
Supreme Court
New York State
Bertha M. McDonnell
Justies Emerson
Kansas to establish 1750 motorcycle patrol in counties
Kansas forms a statewide motorcycle patrol totaling 1750 riders under Governor Hodges. The program, modeled after anti horse thief groups, will operate in every county with volunteers who receive no pay initially.
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Kansas
Enoh
Topeka
Kan
Hodges
Glassboro road scraper planned by township committee
Glassboro officials announce the township will purchase a road scraper. Council in Millville held its last session and Jersey City voting surprised residents as a commission government race produced a notable result. Local notes report a run of incidents and developments across Gloucester and Cumberland counties including farms, factories, and public projects.
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Washington, D. C
Daniels
Kansas City
James H. Greenwood
Board of Education
Walter H. Page
Court of St. James's
London
A. G. Bell
Atlantic Ocean
England
Millville
Commission
Jersey City
Walter L. McDermott
Farm wisdom from the dairy era on crops cows and care
Practical guidance on dairy farming economics and livestock. Notes cover feed for cows pigs and foals, pasture management, seed beds, windbreaks, drainage, manure spreaders, incubator hygiene, and maintaining summer conditions year round to boost profitability and milk output.
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Christy Mathewson
George Mullin
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Mullin
Tigers
Falkenburg
Clevelands
Detroit
St Louis
Boston
Athletics
Yale
Dartmouth
Blue Nine
Cayuga Lake
Cornell
Mary C. Mallet
Middletown
Martha McCormick
Brainard Bailey
Troy
Reinhart C. Zimmer
Rochester
Powder Point Hall
Duxbury
Stephen Dudley Field
Stockbridge
Hawaiian Islands
Lané
Yosemite National Park
Woollen Trust
New Haven & Hartford
William H. Snow
Haskensack
N. J
Foas
Massachusetts
Goethals
Cristobal
Cruce
Oklahoma
Navy
Maryland
Alaska
Joseph Creamer
Philadelphia
Jay Cooke
George Hampton
Globe
Ariz
Viscount Chinda
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Okoru Ebarakaw
Constitutional Party
House of Peers
Ayao Hattori
Nationalist Party
New Jersey
Glassboro
Leon Wheeler
Vineland
Clayton
Gloucester County
Nathaniel B. Brown
David Dooling
Paul Bowers
C. W. Skinner
Newfield
Charles Keighley
Civic Club of
Westville
Paterson
Patrick J. Quinlan
John A. Borden
Abram Hill
Newark
Asbury Park
Mantua Township
Millville Tennis Club
Charli» Travers
Howard Bonhot
J. B. Pateb
L. Naylor Wright
Maurice River Cove
Gustave A. Stierhas
Egg Harbor
Crtw
Mina Klatwitter
Ware
Charles
Trenton
Charles Provost
Meachen
Charles Britman
Rebecca Goldworm
Spotsweed
Middlesex County Court of Common Pleas
William Tisher
Ramegey
Backes
Moorestown
Lillie Creech
Hammonton Council
Nicolo Berenate
Hottler
Lcense
Campiglia
Benjamin Magietto
P'Giacomo
Totel
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