UAPS Objections Overcome by Webb Alien Bill
Sacramento May 2 the Webb alien land bill faces Senate action as officials discuss its reach and risks The article notes President Wilson and Secretary of State officials weighing treaty rights and the measure in relation to Japanese farmers and land ownership in California and suggests opposition and support from various figures including Governor Johnson and Senator Thompson.
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Sacramento
Cal
Wicon
Johnson
Webb
Sy Ieteneane
Oeran
Wilson
California
John Bassett Moore
Bacramento
Wright
Shanahan
Aminett
Thompson
Thompso
Pryan
Washington
California Senate
Assembly
Senate
Hrgan
State Department
Olifornie
Bryan
Legislative Conference
Local Runner-Up Nominated for Federal Judge Seat
Washington May tok Alabama resident Corrad yeu Hanager has been chosen by Kent Wilwomw to serve as a judge in the United States Court. He is expected to depart for the capital city today to attend the confirmation hearing.
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Washington
May Tok
Kbniball
Liniiingham
Ala
Corrad Yeu Hanager
Caemr Underwood
Kent Wilwomw
States Court of Claima
Hiba AU
Alberta Wheat Report Shows Widespread Spring Drought Effects
A rough, OCR rough report notes Alberta province wheat conditions with many fields reported as dry. It mentions a high share of spring wheat in southern Alberta affected, suggesting widespread stress across the region and potential yield impact.
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Wipnipes
Man
Alberta
Railroads seek 6 percent freight rate increase
New York May 2 railroads in the eastern district announce to Interstate Commerce commission plans to seek a 6 percent rise on all freight. Baltimore and Ohio President Willard says wage increases for conductors and trainmen are unnecessary and would raise costs borne by the public.
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New York
Eastern Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilford
Baltimore & Ohio
Earvern
Hailway
Tvo
Willard
Caan
Fuss Over Actress Results in Murder Rumor
In Chimgo May Clarence Murphy 22 son of a Gary saloon keeper was shot and killed early today at his father’s business by Mrs Grace Smith 35. She fled in a car to Chicago with her sister’s address then led to custody. Arthur Greyson 7 witnessed the arrest. The case arose from a quarrel over pay and treatment at the saloon leading Murphy to seek revenge.
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Chimgo
Clarence Murphy
Gary, Io
Grace Smith
Mra
Simi
Mise
Chicago
Arthur Greyson
Gary
Mra. Smith
Menry Muuryphy
Paki
Murphy
Ile
Balth
Washington May lo-Macing sugar via the tree lint
A garbled report mentions American and Japanese terms, a Bonator Works note, and a Bemute date from an Eplavopal blehap. The text references West Lem and white population, crops, and a reduction related to stage plantations, with unclear names and events. The fragment lacks coherent facts.
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Washington
Blundluba
Cronps
Wehae
War College Brigade Off for Long Gallop
War College brigade departs from Prederickaburg for a long march across Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. About 200 horses pull heavy equipment while officers two surgeons and instructors ride ahead. The ride includes a route through battle sites with a ceremonial traffic to mark Gettysburg.
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WAR College
Prederickaburg
Ub Jolney
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Philety
Huntlehamway
Cettyeburg Om Vy
Raid on Suffragist Headquarters Shocks London
London May 1 police led by Superintendent Quinn raided the Woman's Boda and Political Union HQ in King's Way and arrested officers including Ming Herbar Kerr Miarea Lake Lennox and Barrett. A large cache of documents was seized and offices closed as officers guarded the premises. Over 100 officers participated in the operation as part of an active campaign against militant suffragists.
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London
Woman's Boda and Politival Union
Mafframet Society
King’s Way
Aday
Roadera
Patrick Quinn
Scotland
York
Auffrageta
Ming Herbar Kerr
Woman's Medal and Political Union
Miarea Lake
Lennox
Miora Drummond W
Annie Kenney
Pankhurst
Beotland Yard
Drummond
H. Belmont
Woman's Social and Political Union
New York
Parke
Christabel Pankhurst
Deauville
Archibald Bodkins
Treasury
Attack at Women's Social and Political Union HQ in Newcastle
A group of anti suffragists attacked the W S P U headquarters in Newcastle on May 30. Bricks were thrown breaking windows and suffrage literature and banners were destroyed.
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Newcastle-on-Tyne
England
Au Party
Women's Social and Political Union
Wilson blocks two posts plan in Congress reshuffle
Washington May 1 President Wilson won a postponement of two weeks for a congressional committee meeting and learned that Speaker Clark and Leander Underwood aimed to appoint Ben Johnson of Kentucky as chairman Johnson is known for opposing the eight hour workday in DC and for fighting the red light bill The White House was not consulted and Wilson favors a progressive candidate for chairmanship and secretary roles in the anticipated reshuffle
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Washington
Wilson
Democratic Congressions
Clark
Leander Underwood
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Johnson
District of Columbia
Johson
Pepper
Nas
Vecaker Chink Ta Apery
Jen
Huge Earnings Shown by Steel Corporation
New York April 30 The annual report of the United States Steel Corporation for the first quarter of the year shows total earnings of 26 096 508 and net earnings of 26 096 508. These figures compare with the previous quarter and indicate a large increase in profits.
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Steel Corporation
New York
United States
Bieel Corporation
Social life too gay for Mrs Bryan to attend
Mrs Bryan wife of the secretary to the White House reportedly declined to repeat social duties in Washington. The absence of Mr Bryan allowed a brief social break as she prepared to return to her home, while her cabinet wife responsibilities drew public interest.
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W. J. Bryan
Waeehiington
Agell
C. Mies Willan Lonnlage Mra
Serrekang
Wlite
de Halo
Well Ae
Mr. Kiryan
Mere Bryan
Wonmurpow
California Seeks to Pass Alien Land Law Despite Protests
A statewide policy debate centers on a proposed alien land act in California. Officials contend treaty obligations limit ownership while opponents warn against discrimination. The issue involves Japanese subjects, U S treaties, and possible federal responses as legislative action stalls.
California Senate Backs Webb Alien Land Act Draft
Sacramento May 1 The California Senate rushed to substitute the Bird-Sall-Thompson bill with Attorney General Webb’s draft alien land measure and sent it to the printer. Gov Johnson will sign once it passes the assembly, despite Secretary Bryan’s objections. The bill strengthens restrictions on Japanese eligibility for citizenship amid fears of a federal test suit.
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Ken
Senate
Reuason
Webb
Bryan
San Francisco
Johnson
United States
Japan
United States Supreme Court
Noted Educator Dies in Berlin at Sixty
Berlin May 1 Prof Erich Schmidt former rector of Berlin University died here this day in his 60th year He was known as one of the strongest opponents of co education at universities.
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Berlin
Erich Schmidt
Berlin University
Tariff Debate Turns Into Heckling Match Between Party Heads
Washington May 1 Republicans led by Munn clash with Democrats over the Underwood tariff bill as schedules are read amid loud exchanges. Democratic Leader Underwood directs the measure while Republican attacks focus on the chemical schedule and tariff board inquiries. A scuffle between Hamilton of Michigan and Pardy of Texas sparks laughter as debate continues without passage.
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Washington
House
Munn
Payne
New York
Moore
Pennsylvania
Gardner
Massachusetts
Greene
Iowa
Senate
Underwood
Representative Mann
Ways and Means Committee
Clark
Laurie Commission
Iiois
Hamilton
Michixian
Pardy
Texas
Angola
Wisnot
Patronage Referees Questioned in White House Meeting
Washington reports Judge Martin Waile of Iowa met at the White House to discuss patronage referees and the college rotation matter. Officials indicated uncertainty over how far the referees recommendations would be accepted, with notes on appointments and administrative influence under debate.
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Washington
Martin Waile
Iowa
White House
Collee
Southieerp
Dude Wade
Mot
Wall
van Wage
Wade
Niet
Olor
Gael
Poe
Ames Savings Bank Charter Granted for National Bank
In April at Anew, the Ames Savings Bank receives a charter to operate as a national bank. The treasury department approved the move, enabling the institution to capitalize and broaden its nationwide activities.
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Ames Savings Bank
National
Anew
Department of the Treasury
Ames
Widnes
Abbie Bani
Uma Ariee
Department of the National
Unclear OCR fragment about state action against railroad eminent domain
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Washington April actions to collect by attorney general against Missouri Pacific railroad. Outgrowth of governmental power and related legal proceedings referenced with scattered names. Unable to determine clear event, date, or parties from provided text.
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Washington
Athorney General
Missouri Pacilly Railroad
Dunoun
Westington proposes solution of free tolls act
A garbled OCR styled text discusses a proposed solution of a free tolls act. It mentions various names and places in a political debate tone. The readable fragments point to legislative framing and criticism of a plan, with uncertain attribution and unclear outcomes.
Fram First Vessel Through the Canal Claim
Explorer Roald Amundsen writes from Buenos Aires that the Fram will seek passage through the Panama Canal this fall. He directs the Fram to meet him and says canal passage depends on slide conditions but prefers to wait for a canal crossing rather than sail around South America.
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Washington
Hkoni Amundsen
Pretary Gearrivon
Panama Canal
Aretico
Buenos Ayres
Panama
Amundsen
South America
United States
Suspected Informer Slain by Gangsters in New York
In New York near Forty second Street and Broadway early today a man known as Jerry the lined man was killed by gunmen sending five bullets into his body. Five policemen tackled five suspects soon after the shooting, as authorities say the victim had recently fallen under suspicion for supplying secret information to District Attorney Whitman.
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New York
Jerry Ada
Jerry
Broadway
Hawas
Avena
Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Whitman
Syndicate Would Buy Whole State
A. J. McGimpsey of Punta Banda says $25,000,000 has been pledged by American capitalists to purchase Lower California from Mexico and that annexation by the United States would be debated soon. He notes the plan was discussed by Madero but Huerta’s regime poses problems. The Mexican consul counters that Mexico would need a constitutional amendment and a popular vote in Lower California to approve any sale.
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Lower California
A. J. McGimpsey
Punta Banda
Bay
Ensenada
San Diego
United States
Madero
Huerta
Leon Gomez
Mexico
California
Huerta government may fall in Mexico within two weeks
Chicago report quotes Robert J. Kerr, an attorney who recently returned from Mexico. He warns the Huerta regime is in severe trouble and could topple soon, with Americans facing danger and property damage if they stay as flags of other nations are treated with more respect. General Wood leaves Nogales for Tucson to resume his Arizona tour before returning to Washington.
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Chicago
Huerta
Mexico
Robert J. Kerr
Rotary Club
Balkan
Nogales
Ariz
Wood
United States Army
Tucson
Arizona
Washington
el Pago
Rebels haul vast loot from Villa group in Texas region
American ranchmen report insurgents led by Francisco Villa near El Paso moving a wagon loaded with nearly four tons of silver and gold worth about 180000 dollars. Ten guards from Villa's force accompany the treasure as it travels over steep mountain trails, daring to approach rifle range.
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el Paseo
Tex
Cape Jain Kidd
Francisco Villa
Madera
Villa
Revolt disrupts federal command in El Paso area
Report from El Paso says General Inez Balugar formed a port of command after a mutiny. Fewer than 200 federal troops remain, led by Colonel Castillo. About 35 rebels joined Francio Villa near Minca, taking most of Saluar’s supplies. Remaining troops refuse to proceed against constitutionalists amid wider unrest. Brussels notes a vocational trade school committee founded.
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el Paso
Tex
Inez Balugar
Gramles Saya Nile
Juarez
Miaxtines Castillo
Francio Villa
Trourgenta
Minca
Saluar
Balaxar
Wool Senators to Be Heard by Wilson
President Wilson arranged to hear from Intermountain senators on Thursday about tariff schedules affecting raw wool and free sugars. The meeting aims to discuss economic impact and federal policy with Democratic Senate members present.
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Wilson
Washington
Bemitor Newline
Linale
Long jail term handed down in complex case
A court today sentenced Routh Henk to a lengthy term after a trial that involved multiple defendants and unclear testimony. The judge set bonds at 810000 as the case continued to unravel the alleged conspiracy and possession charges surrounding the principal actor.
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Kahn
Beenie Tee
Biatin
Gan Ares Trust
Tillman lays down as party moves plan for labor bids
Washington on April 2 reports that Tilman Tillman declared intention to oppose a coalition of labor groups. The party committee aims to support a nomination and expects to report favorably on the plan, with the nomination now in motion.
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Washington
Tillie
Atu
Hilted lover slain after attack over forced marriage
In a village incident Anthony Marae aged 16 killed Ante Forte 16 after attacking her with a hatchet for refusing marriage. Forte, 19, is said to have dealt the fatal blow. Pacqualina Forte and Mrs Forte 22 were taken into custody as witnesses and for investigation. Tony Blanco, 16, witnessed the assault and is being questioned. Fracas left Frank Alfont injured, likely fatally, as a stray bullet from Forte’s confrontation struck him through a window.
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Anthony Marae
Ante Forte
Bee
Pascur! Forte
Irl
Marangco
Paacual
Pacqualina Forte
Marneen
Alfont
Tony Blanco
Old Age Pension Proposed by Mooser
A Progressive era plan would grant weekly pensions to low income seniors. Representative Kelly of Pennsylvania introduces a bill offering $1 to $4 weekly to those earning under $10, with scales from $4 to $1 for higher small incomes, excluding criminals, lunatics, almshouse inmates, and men over 66 who failed to earn.
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Washington
Reuue
Representative Kelly
Pennsylvania
Tariff Bill Moves To Final House Reading
Washington April 30 The democratic tariff revision bill advanced as reading began paragraph by paragraph Amendments will be offered by Republicans and the minority while the bill progresses The House leadership expects rapid passage and adjournment by July 1 with final Senate action and presidential signature anticipated Representative Underwood urged quick action and limited debate as the bill moves through the committee of the whole stage through to final passage.
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Washington
House
Rish
Wives and Means Committee
Senate
Representative Underwood
Alabama
Congress
Underwood
Wehate
Mason City Man Gets Jail Term for Fraud
In a United States court Judge Witmer sentenced five men tied to the International Lumber and Development Co. for fraud. Chicago promoters John R. Markley and Tahal H. Miller drew one year in prison and fines of 1000 dollars each, William H. Armstrong Jr. of Philadelphia received two thousand dollar fine and two years, Charles McMahon of Philadelphia fined 2000 and two years, and Col Alfred G. Blewart of Mason City fined 1000 and one year. The group promoted Mexican property via newspaper ads to sell stock.
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Philadelphia
Witmer
United States Court Today
Discuss Patronage At Washington Conference On Iowa Matter
In Washington on April 28 Judge Wade and lawmakers from Iowa held a further conference on a patronage issue. No recommendations were given immediately and a decision was expected within one or two days. Representative Pepper’s associates planned to confer this afternoon with party leaders and the secretary of the Democratic Congress. The situation centers on internal party dynamics and timing.
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Washington, D. C
Iudie Wade
Nienmibera
Bowa
Iowa
Neo
Pepper
Flere
Weil
The
Demoarathe Congresshonil
Vague kindergarten plan prompts unusual regional aims
Unclear readable text references a standard kindergarten teaching plan and mentions several names and places in a scattered way. The fragment references Mehdi Wynbe Poenkasi and Seokery plus mis-typed terms, with no coherent events or dates to verify.
Exchanging Views At City Meeting Cited In Local Notices
A garbled report notes a city assembly discussing public concerns. The piece mentions a late evening business section, a four dwelling project, and local officials present. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but the event appears to involve community planning and local governance.
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