Japs Seek Protection Over Hawaii Labor Crackdown
M Negoro editor of Nippo and The Jiji Japanese papers challenge territorial actions in Hawaii. Indictments target Negoro, Sogo, Tasaka, and Kawamura for aiding strike intimidation against the Honolulu area plantations. Bail set at 1250 dollars each as they face charges and potential civil claims for damages.
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Honolulu
Wawau
M. Negoro
Jil
Apt
Pt Dhe
Japan
William Menry
Warratoa
Negora
Y. Sogo
Tasaka
K. Kagwa
Ura
Mipnu
Jiji
Grand
Honoltlu Gahu
Whi
Wajalua
Sogo
K. Kawamura
Staf
Nigyou
William Henry
Negoro
Senator Talka predicts summer session extends to September
Senator Clay Talka of Georgia predicts Congress will stay in session through late summer, with warning that tariffs on hides, cotton bagging, and cotton goods threaten southern costs. He says New England cannot tax southern industries without protest and that Democratic senators will be heard from in this dispute.
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Clay
Congress
Washington, D. C
Georgia
Seaace
Ghloi
Jeane
Two Leaders Meet Ty Cobb and Taft in White House Meet
Detroit Tigers star Ty Cobb and President Taft shared a light moment in the East Room of the White House after Cobb was presented by Representative Denby of Michigan. Taft joked Augusta ties bind them, noting differences in stature while Cobb humbly accepted the cordial exchange.
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Ty Cobb
Taft
Washington, D. C
Detroit
White House
Denby
Michigan
Ty" Cobb
Augusta
Cobb
Auguste
Lyon
Tam
Baptist Ministers Deny Expulsion of Foster
The Baptist ministers conference voted 37 to 14 to keep Professor George Burman Foster of the University of Chicago as a member despite protests by some ministers. They reaffirm their belief in Christ's deity, the Bible, and core Orthodox doctrines regardless of Foster's religious subjects.
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Chicago
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
George Burman Foster
University of Chicago
Baptist Church
Foster
Shoemaker 95 Years Old and Court Case Details
In Atlanta Georgia a 95 year old shoemaker anduncle testified as a Negro boy named Overton faced a 30 day stockade sentence for nicking a pair of shoes from Uncle John Heard. The elder Heard claims inheritance while asserting age 120. The case paused as authorities clarified lineage and residency in Peach County Georgia.
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Atlanta
Gay
Manafield
Government seeks deep cuts to next year's budgets
Washington officials push for large savings across departments to reduce the upcoming year’s expenditures. Navy aims for a 10 million cut, with potential 15 to 20 million reductions. agriculture and treasury, commerce and labor, interior and others also promise sizable trims. Deficit concerns grow as cabinet estimates face congressional scrutiny and committee revisions.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Dome
Uma
Navy Department
Moyer
Fatt
Dielinace
Department of Agriculture
The
Treasury
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interior Department
Hue
Army
Navy
Congress
Sone
Bryan Jr to Wed June 24 at Colorado Home
J Bryan Jr son of Democratic Leader Will Bryan will marry Miss Berger, a noted Northwest grain dealer panelist, at the Berger Colorado summer home on June 24. After the ceremony they plan to reside in Tucson Arizona where Bryan maintains extensive father linked interests.
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Milwaukee
Wia
William Jennings. Bryan, Jr
Heler, Berger
Alexander Berger
Northwest
Colorado
Berger
Grend Lake
Tucson
Ariz
Bryan
Nurse Receives $25,000 Inheritance From Former Sweetheart
Mrs M E Mayo of Roanoke Virginia, a trained nurse, was notified by Darville lawyer that Captain William H Blackwell who died there left an estate valued at $25,000 to her. Mayo and Blackwell were sweethearts in youth. she later married another man and became a widow ten years ago. She then cared for Blackwell during illness.
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Wines
Roanoke
M. E. Mayo
Turpentine trust appeal and multiple court actions headlined
Officials of the American Naval Stores Company appeal in New Orleans after a Savannah federal court conviction for restraint of trade. William Dollar of Berwyn IL jailed five minutes for stealing three chickens. Ex-sheriff Edward Callahan shot dead near Jackson KY. Trust ruling splits $356,880 among Yznaga del Valle heirs. Eight year old Lara Williamson dies saving her sister. Decatur Cereal mill burns, $650,000 loss. John Sheby Steman killed by falling timber.
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American Naval Stores Company
Savannah
United States Circuit Court of Appeal i
New Orleans
William Dollar
Berwyt
Jaik
Dollar
Edward Callahan
Kentucky
Breathitt
Jackson
Iles
Crockettsville
New York
Cady Herrick
Antonio Yznaga del Valle
John Sheby
Steman
Fallfig Timbar
Baseball talk and boxing notes from early sports pages
A collage of sports items covers baseball rule tweaks in English, Taft’s praise for the game, and boxing tales including Hague Langford Johnson and Jeffries rumors. Also noted are college tours, balloon races, Southern League ball, and manager quotes plus regional club updates and player moves.
Money dropped in railway waiting room sparks search
A pro vincial railway station waiting room tale reports a dropped coin causing communal suspicion and a humorous scene as several occupants claim to have found a half sovereign. A chase for the rest ensues while a gossipy crowd jokes about the mystery buyer. Also mentions reduced excursion fares for various associations and a light quote from Bend the Twig.
Kidney troubles and recovery via Davis testimonial ad
R A Davis of Columbus Ohio describes severe kidney symptoms and back pain before using Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming weight loss to 125 pounds and recovery to 170 pounds with no recurrence over five years. The ad also lists various consumer products and remedies with sensational claims and pricing.
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R. A. Davis
Third Ave
Columbus
Goa
Dean
Wolk
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Chauffeur and Child Fear Tactics in Street Hazards
A Chicago Tribune summary notes a New York incident where chauffeur Darragh, who ran down a boy and fled, was captured in Texas. The piece argues for mutual fear between drivers and children to curb reckless driving, urging safer play areas and stricter driver caution amid busy streets and scarce vehicles.
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Darragh
New York
Texas
Atraeta
Harper
Personally Conducted Tour Through Atlantic Seaboard
A travel summary notes a personally conducted tour traveling through New England to New York, the Middle Atlantic States, the National Capital, Virginia and the Carolinas, including Forty Hours on the Atlantic Ocean.
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New England
New York
Middle Atlantic States
National Capital
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Ocean
Seaboard Personally Conducted East Coast Tour Offer
Seaboard invites a two week guided sea and rail journey through Norfolk Portsmouth Virginia Beach Providence Narragansett Pier Newport Boston New York and Washington with Mercha nt and Miners' Transport Company steamers. Full service includes Pullman fares hotels meals auto rides and all expenses except New York hotel only. Details and itinerary available from the agent Morrah and Mrs Whitner.
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David W. Morrah
M. H. Whitner
Seaboard
Norfolk
Portamouth
Virginia Beach
Providence
Atlantic Ocean
Miners’ Transportation Company
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Rhode Island
Cassie Biston
New York
National Capital
Party leaves Atlanta for stops in Georgia and South Carolina
The party will depart Atlanta at 11 25 a m on July 2 with stops at principal points in Georgia and South Carolina. Our representative will anticipate every wish and comfort. For full information contact D Wayne Assistant General Passenger Agent Atlanta Ga.
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Atlents
Birmingham
Atlantic
American Association of Opticians
W. HH
Leahy
Atlanta
Mies
Emma
Pliengende Blaetter
Georgia
South Carolina
D. Wayne
Prominent Figures in Early 1900s Diplomacy and Society
Robert Bacon named Ambassador to France and J A B Constans resigns as French Ambassador to Turkey. EH Harriman enlarges his city home for open air living. Maeterlinck now based in a picturesque abbey between Rouen and Le Havre. Rev Reginald J Campbell to speak at Lithia Springs. Duke of the Abruzzi climbs Mount Zozila after a four day snowstorm trek. Lipton associate offers a yacht for the America's Cup. Choate notes warships at Hudson Fulton meet ease tensions. Manning at Columbia urges Christians to be active, not merely blameless. J Allen Baker appeals to Taft to repair Anglo-German ties. Taft hosts luncheon after months on two meals a day.
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Robert Bacon
France
EH. H. Harriman
Maeteriinek
Rouen
Havre
Reginald J. Campbell
City Temple
London
England
Lithia Springs
Duke
Abruzzi
Zozila
J. A. B. Constans
Turkey
Paris
Thomas Lipton
Joseph H. Choate
Hudson-Fulton
Manning
Trinity Church
Columbia University
Christiana
J. Allen Baker
Lake Mohonk
Taft
Germany
Frederick Carpenter
White Mouse
Two Evils Authorities Act to Abate in Owensboro
A crusade against tobacco chewers and dogs in Owensboro Kentucky has begun. Spitting on sidewalks on streetcars and in public buildings becomes punishable by fines of 2 to 10 dollars with police enforcing the law. Dog owners face a 1.60 dollar city tax per dog or the animals will be killed. Both ordinances have provoked many protests.
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Owensboro
Owenshboro
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