Courts Take Up Japanese Boy Case for School Admission
San Francisco is the scene as United States District Attorney Devlin seeks a writ of mandate to admit Keikichi Aoki, 11, to Redding primary school. The filing aims to bind the San Francisco board of education and involves treaty rights with Japan and the term Mongolian in a federal suit.
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San Francisco
United States
Devlin
Supreme Court
Board of Education
Keikichi Aoki
Redding
United States Circuit Court
Bonaparte
Japan
Federal Circuit Court
Grapan
Baltimore Sun Moves Into New Downtown Home in Style
The Baltimore Sun unveils its new downtown building at the southwest corner of Baltimore Street and Sunn Square, blending French Renaissance design with Indiana limestone columns. The 90 by 201 by 32 foot structure features a 25 foot clock dial, expansive counting room, marble stairways, and editorial spaces on the second floor, with plans for future job printing.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore Street
Sunn
Charles Street
Pavanagno
A. S. Abell Company
German and
Charles Streets
Sun
Beveridge Opposes Vote Against Blackburn Amendment
Senator Beveridge told Republican leaders he would not be bound to vote against Blackburn's amendment to Foraker's resolution about the Brownsville riot. He said his stance reflects his own views, not the president's. Allies projected possible Republican talks, but Beveridge resisted a conference. Meanwhile, a rail theft gang linked to former actresses Edith Stein Nellia Stone and others was busted in Virginia. trunks valued at about $140,000 recovered, suspects extradited for trial.
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Blackburn
Washington, D. C
Beveridge
Senate
Foraker
Brownsville
White House
Warner
Missouri
Indiana
Senate Chamber
Harry Allan
Edith Stein
Nellia Stone
I. A. Lewis
Ventilation and Fire Safety Features Across Building
The entire building uses a up to date ventilation system from basement to roof. Each story has floor and ceiling vents ensuring constant air circulation. Fire protection is adequate with hose and water plugs on every floor and a roof plug for rapid hose connection.
Naval reform setback as Birileff resigns in Russia
St. Petersburg reports Admiral Birileff resigns amid dissatisfaction with navy reform proposals. Admiral Alexieff, once out of favor, returns in the east and may head a commission to draft changes. A clique at court opposed investigations into grand ducal regime scandals. The plan envisions an additional fleet commander under the minister of marine.
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St. Petersburg
Birtleff
Associated Press
Biriloff
Far East
Alexieff
Birileff
Tsarskoe-Selo
Simon Guggenheim Elected Colorado Senator in 1907
The piece traces Meyer Guggenheim's rise from lace imports to founding the American Smelting and Refining Company and notes Simon Guggenheim's election as Colorado's U.S. senator. It mentions his cautious speech approach, potential retirement from corporate roles, his marriage to Olga Hirsh, their son, and a forthcoming daughter with a bequest to Greeley State Normal School for a dormitory.
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Denver
Col
Philadelphia
Colorado
Meyer Guggenheim
Simon Guggenheim
Guggenheim
America
Switzerland
American Smelting and Refining Company
The
Smelter Trust
Simon
Congress
Washington
Olga Hirsh
New York City
United States
State Normal School
Greeley
Marriage license fraud in Steubenville shocks Fairbanks case
Pittsburg January 19 The case against Frederick C Fairbanks son of the vice president for obtaining a Steubenville marriage license by false pretenses alarms Pittsburg couples who fear their marriages may be voided Judge John M Cook eastern Ohio says many illegal marriages have occurred and will be reviewed by courts Prosecutor W R Alban asserts hundreds of illegal marriages a year have occurred in Jefferson County since 1905 about 39 percent of licenses procured by perjury and fraud and warns the practice must stop with marriages and divorces treated sacredly
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Pittsburg
Frederick C. Fairbanks
Steubenville
Fittsburg
Fairbanks
John M. Cook
Ohio
Cook
Mary Allegally
W. R. Alban
Jefferson County
WEDS LOVE OF YOUTH AT 80 IN WHEATON
Dr Quver W Gordon aged nearly 80 from Wheaton marries his youthful sweetheart Mrs Sarah Beach. He served as a medical inspector with rank of major in the civil war and later renewed their romance at a Salvation Army meeting after hearing of her marriage to another. The couple plan to live in Wheaton.
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Minneapolis
Quver W. Gordon
Wheaton
Sarah Beach
Gordon
Salvation Army
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