National Interest Questions Persist in Roosevelt Era
In Francisco the grand jury resumes Belvidere music hall probe as Frank Carillo testifies about failed permit talks for a tent vaudeville show in the burned district. In Valdosta two men, Rev J G Rawlings and Alfred Moore, are hanged privately for the murder of the Garter children.
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Scripps News Association
Valdosta
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Garter
Phelan Denies Relief Funds Misuse
Secretary Taft received a telegram from James D. Phelan of San Francisco denying that any relief funds were lost or stolen.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Taft Today
James D. Phelan
San Francisco
Schmitz Not On Exhibition Display Cited
Yokohama police forbid an exhibition of Mayor Schmitz and other San Francisco officers on grounds it endangers public order keeping the event from proceeding.
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Yokohama
Schmitz
San Francisco
Kilauea in eruption and pan American congress bid
Kilauea is in eruption. Honolulu reports commercial organizations push to win the next Pan American congress.
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Kilauea
Scripps Newa Association
Honolulu
President's message urges reform and labor goals
The President's message outlines support for campaign finance reform banning corporate contributions, a right of appeal in criminal cases, an eight hour workday aim, and stronger child labor protections. It also discusses coal land withdrawals, inheritance taxation ethics, and the need for industrial training in schools, with emphasis on balancing industry costs and consumer prices.
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House of Congress
Cubans Object To Message On Cuba Situation
Havana December reports that Cuba objects to the U S presidents message to Congress, fearing Washington aims to establish a protectorate. The dispatch notes strong Cuban opposition and mentions continued regional tensions.
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Havana
Cuba
Congress
Washington
Mia HL Ride
Californians Forecast Indignation Over Japan Policy
California politicians predict a blaze of indignation over the Japan situation. McLaughlin of Los Angeles calls the reaction fierce and warns a war stance could spur naturalized citizens to aid Japan. Some voters argue the timing of messages before an election could avert bloodshed.
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Washington
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Los Angeles
Pacific
Japan
Insanely Troubled Young Man Nebraska Island City Held
D Brisco, a young man from Island City, suddenly went insane after religious debates. He attacked his parents, kissed the sheriff then struck him, and is now jailed awaiting a medical and mental examination. Brisco was well regarded prior to the episode.
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D. Brisco
Island City
Brisco
E. Propack
Childers
Train hold up ends without loot in Holiday Kansas
A man with a revolver boarded a Santa Fe train in Holiday and ordered passengers to surrender. A cowboy aboard drew his gun and shot the robber in the leg. The thief fled through a window as doors closed, escaping with no money or valuables.
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Scrippe News Association
Holiday
Kansas
Santa Fe
Topeka
Suspected Robber Arrested in Lawrence Ambush
A man who gave the name John Clark and claimed to be Charles Grean of Colorado was arrested at a doctor's office door in Lawrence while seeking treatment. Police suspect him in railroad robbery last night at Holiday and report a bullet wound in his leg.
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Lawrence. Kan
John Clark
Charles Grean
Colorado
Holiday
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