Japan seeks peace with United States amid California import limits
Foreign Minister Komura told the Japanese lower house that anti-Japanese measures in California should not cause international problems. He expressed confidence in US justice and friendship and outlined policies aiming at peace and resource development. The speech stressed a traditional Japan US friendship despite ongoing doubts.
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Tolio
Komura
Japan
California
United States
America
Far East
Pacific
Judge Rules Jury On Trial In Carmack Case In Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee Judge Hart declares the jurors are on trial amid a packed courtroom as the defense contends a newspaper headline misstates a witness. Two jurors have been convicted and excused while the trial resumes for J M Whitworth despite frigid weather and a large venire of five hundred men.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
John D. Sharp
E. W. Carmack
Hart
J.M. Whitworth
Anderson
The
Tennesseean
Whitworth
Mr. Whitworth
Amiles
Uny
Repealers See A Gleam Of Hope In Compromise Bill
Indianapolis February report outlines a floor debate on repeal of local option laws. The public morals committee plans to act on the Kleckner bill adding high license terms, with votes for a compromise bill at fifty one. Repeal supporters push dual option while high license fees are set.
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Indianapolis
House of Representatives
Public Morals Committee
Kleckner
House
Madigan
Fountain County
Mugg
Tayser
Hewing
Evansville
Kreckner
Schroeder
Kieckner
Hostetter
Smee
Taft Denies Panama Ties in Cablegram to Rainey
Washington January 29 Representative Rainey read a cablegram from Charles P Taft denying any business association with William Nelson Cromwell or interest in the Isthmus of Panama. Taft urged a formal denial to the Panama General Assembly to repudiation Cromwell and the Panama scheme and to clear his name.
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Washington
Representative Rainey
Illinois
Charles. P. Taft
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama
Rainey
Mr. Taft
General Assembly of
Cromwell
Willett Speech Expunged From Congressional Records
The house adopted the select committee recommendation to expunge Representative Willett s speech attacking President Roosevelt from the congressional records. Willett sent a letter urging the speech remain on record alongside the report.
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Washington
House
Representative Willett
New York
Roosevelt
Willett
Foley balks when asked to be a lobbyist
Special to The Sentinel reports on February 1 detailing Foley's refusal to take a lobbying role and the ongoing discussion around his position. The piece notes reactions from allies and opponents and implications for upcoming political maneuvers.
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Foley
Conductor Auer Dead in Ada Ohio Train Accident
Charles H. Auer a Pennsylvania fre ight conductor died when his caboose appeared crushed after a hose burst on a southbound freight two miles west of Ada Ohio at noon today. Survived by his wife two sons and his father three sisters and three brothers. Auer began rail work at twenty one and rose to conductor five years ago. He left the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors before the incident.
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Charles H. Auer
Pennsylvania
Broadway and
Pritchard Streets
Ada
Ohio
Auer
Mr. Auer
Conrade Auer
George Co. Auer
William Auer
Mary Zimmerman
Lavina Harkenrider
Emma Auer
Fort Wayne
Charles Auer
Fort Wayne Lodge
No. 136
Brotherhood
Order of Railway Conductors
Lodge to Establish Sanitarium in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Arkansas on February 2 the local lodge of the Improved Order of Red Men announced purchase of the Burlington hotel site on Park Avenue to rebuild as a national sanitarium for the order. An early application for a city franchise to pipe water from the springs to the property will be made to the government. The national organization has issued an assessment backing the plan.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Order of Red Men
Burlington Hotel
Order In America
Park Avenue
Senators by Popular Vote Adopted in Indiana Senate
The Indiana Senate approved the Kling resolution for election of United States senators by popular vote, 43 to 6, with Mattingly the sole Republican opposed. The minority proposal to strike the "secret caucuses" clause failed 25 to 23, and final adoption was postponed due to a rules suspension objection.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Kling
United States
Mattingly
B. F. Shively
Committee On Constitutional Revision
Sicks bill repeals road law killed in house
Indianapolis Feb 2 the Sicks bill repealing the three mile road law was killed in the house on second reading. The enacting clause was stricken out on motion of Garrad. The bill had been reported favorably by the committee.
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Indianapolis
Three Mile Road
Garrad
Senators Clash Over Silent Ballot and Populist Reform
In Indianapolis the senate debated striking the Kling resolution seeking a popular vote for U S senators and exposing the secret ballot method used to nominate B F Shively. Democratic leaders called the wording buncombe as 63 new bills arrived in the legislature amid liquor policy debates and landlord key return rules.
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Buncombe
Kistler
Kling
Senate
Wood
House
Madigan
Gauss
Tomlinson
Triple Shooting in Madison Leaves One Dead
A shooting at the Lochard residence in Madison Indiana last night left Dee Brown dead and Henry Lochard seriously injured. Mrs Lochard is thought fatally wounded with Lochard and Brown arriving at the home around midnight.
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Madison
River Driveway Plan Proposed for Fort Wayne
Postmaster Hanna outlined a comprehensive river drive scheme at a Retail Merchants banquet in Fort Wayne. He urged dredging and bank cleanup to create two main river driveways using dredged earth for roads, linking existing streets to form a citywide scenic route along rivers and creeks.
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Fort Wayne
Hanna
Retail Merchants’ Association
Randall
Three More Join Dry County Column in Indiana
Huntington Ind February 3 By a majority of 1686 voters in the local option election the county moved to a dry status. Only two townships stayed wet Warren and Huntington with small margins while several townships including Rock Creek Lancaster Polk Wayne Jefferson Salamonie also favored dry. Outcome will close 22 saloons as dry rule takes effect statewide in the county.
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Huntington
Ind
Huntington County
Warren Township
Rock Creek
Lancaster
Polk
Wayne
Ferson
Salamonie
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Searchlicht
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Crawfordsville
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the. Sentinel
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Shively
Merchants
Parke
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