Japanese Officials Comment on San Francisco Incident
In Manila a US Army and Navy briefing notes heightened alert over Japanese activity in the Philippines amid San Francisco tensions. Tokyo officials defend the U S stance, calling the issue local and praising Am erican restraint while planning to present key data to Washington.
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Ae News Associ
Nila
Philippines
San Francisco
Japan
Manchuria
Korea
Tokio
America
Baron Kaneko
House of Peers
United States
Washington
Board of Education
Goington
National Capitol
Quaint Candlemas Custom in Woodbridge Suffolk
In Woodbridge Suffolk the annual Candlemas Bread bequest is observed from 1788 when Thomas Carrowe’s will ordered burial in his garden and bread for the poor on Candlemas Day. The tomb was moved but the ritual continues as the rector and church wardens distribute bread from a table in a dark outhouse behind the Bull Hotel.
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Scripps News Association
London
Woodbridge
Suffolk
Thomas Carrowe
Bull Hotel
Amuck at Meacham
A large French logger named Joe spent days in Pendleton area and was arrested after a delirium tremens episode at Meacham logging camps. He roamed with a double edged ax, fought snakes, and was restrained by Pendleton officials. He is about six feet tall, 200 pounds, and spent a night and day in snowy conditions with a swollen foot.
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Joe
Umatilla
Pendleton
Indiana Pet Stock Show opens in Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis hosts the Pat Stock Fanciers' Association of Indiana event with dogs, cats, chickens, pigeons and other domestic pets on display through the week. Berlin contends city notices restrict entry by race, excluding Negroes.
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Scripps News Association
Indianapolis
Pat Stock Fanciers’ Association of Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Berlin
British Columbia Election Enters High Stakes Campaign
Victoria February reports an intense provincial election to shape the BC parliament. Premier Richard McBride leads a vigorous bid amid Socialist activity and a new labor party entry. Finance policy and railway subsidies dominate the contest as the new assembly is expected in March.
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Scripps News Association
Victoria
New
Labor Party
Richard McBride
Columbia University Adds Two Magnificent Buildings
Hundreds of people toured the new St Pauls Chapel and Hamilton Hall on Morningside Heights in New York. Hamilton Hall was dedicated this afternoon and tomorrow an inaugural service will be held in St Pauls Chapel with Bishop Potter President Stewardson of Hobart College and the Rev Dr Marvin Vincent among the speakers.
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Scripps Newa Association
New York
St Paul's Chapel
Hamilton Hall
Columbia University
Morningside Heights
St Pauls Chapel
Potter
Stewardson
Hobart College
Marvin Vincent
Union Theological Seminary
Tuberculosis Exhibition Opens in Minneapolis
A tuberculosis exhibition opened in Minneapolis featuring pictures charts and models on prevalence prevention and remedy of the white plague. An anti tuberculosis congress will run during the coming week with the Western Conference on Tuberculosis and the Minnesota State Association for the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis.
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Scripps News Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Western Conference On Tuberculosis
Minnesota State Association For the Relief and Prevention of
Floods Halt Oregon Rail Traffic From Pendleton To Walla Walla
Reports say heavy floods threaten towns between Pendleton and Walla Walla after warm rains caused snow thaw. Main line repairs restored some service but through trains from Portland are delayed with few passengers moving. Coal shortages and 800 cars blocked between Portland area and Ashland worsen conditions.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Milton
Athena
Helix
Portland
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Here
Ashland
Harriman
Earth Trembles in Oshkosh Shocks City
Earth tremblings have rumbled Oshkosh since last night causing unease. Officials attribute the activity to Lake Winnebago but residents fear a disastrous quake, casting a tense mood over the Wisconsin city.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Lake Winnebago
Italian Protest Over Colorado Mining Disaster
The Italian consul has protested to the governor and warned his government about alleged law disregard by Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. He cites the Trinidad coal field disaster where Italian miners died, claiming denial of information and that the coroner held no inquest, suggesting the state is lax in enforcing the law.
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Scripps News Association
Denver
Italan
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Trinidad Coal Fields
Rain in California and trial updates from New York
Heavy rain in the San Joaquin valley swells streams with fears of overflow easing as Sierra snow remains. In New York Harry Thaw's defense attorneys Hartridge Peabody and O Riley prepare to present after a conference with the prisoner. The twelfth juror was chosen Friday evening and the court adjourned until Monday.
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Scripps News Association
Stockton
San Joquin Valley
Sierras
Sterlone
New York
Harry Thaw
Hartridge, Peabody and O'Rielly
Chicago Health Committee to Hire 250 Inspectors
Chicago health committee authorizes 250 additional medical inspectors for 60 days to watch public schools amid contagion. Oak Park closes schools. City council asked to approve 50000 dollars for a contagious disease hospital.
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Chicago
Counci
Oak Park
Walden Announces Candidacy for City Taranal
J. W. Walden declared this afternoon his bid for city Taranal. The announcement signals his intention to run in upcoming municipal contests seeking election to the city post.
Week Ahead: Senate Military Affairs to Hear Brownsville Affair
Washington February 2 Senate Committee on Military Affairs will begin testimony on the Brownsville affair Monday. Penrose Macklin court martial set for Fort Sam Houston Texas also Monday. Rep Binger Herman of Oregon postpones trial on letter copy destruction for one week. Religious Education Association opens its fourth convention in Rochester for three days.
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Scripps News Association
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownsville
Penrose- Macklin
Fort Sam
Houston
Texas
Binger Herman
Oregon
General Land Office
Nia
Religious Education Association
Rochester
Congress
Pilgrims
London
James Bryce
United States
Swettenham-Davis
In Hard Luck
Louis Fagan, robbed of 80 dollars weeks ago, is jailed on 100 bond as a witness while Ryner is bound over for trial on 400 bond. Authorities pursue the case in circuit court, with Fagan insisting he is jailed for being robbed, not for his role as witness.
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Louis Fagan
Ryner
Fagan
Fagen
Reyner
Deep Snow Covers Baker City. Snowfall Forecast to Hit Foot
Baker City reports four inches of snow by ten this morning with skies full of crystals. Forecasters expect nearly a foot by this evening as the storm continues.
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Baker City
Free man as jury finds Widdowson not guilty in Moody murder
Baker City reports Alex Widdowson and Ira Brown were found not guilty of the Willard Moody murder in Pina Valley after a 29 and a half hour jury deliberation. Widdowson was released as cheers rose from friends outside the jail.
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Baker City
Alex Widdowson
Ira Brown
Willard Moody
Pina Valley
Widkowson
Eulogies in Congress Honor Senator Gorman of Maryland
Memorial exercises were held in the House to honor the late Senator Gorman of Maryland. Leading members from both parties delivered eulogies on his life character and public services. Adjournment followed as a mark of respect.
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Seripps News Association
Washington, D.C
Senator Gorman
Maryland
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