England in doubt of treaty rights
A Scripps News Association report from London cites Parliament planning inquiry on Anglo Japanese alliance frictions arising from San Francisco school co education. Washington dispatches note Metcalf to investigate Japan situation and report to the President with weeks abroad. Mayor Schmitz condemns mixing genders in schools but backs actions against Japanese students. School board in San Francisco remains firm on excluding Japanese children from public schools despite protests. Japan’s Aoki and Tokyo remark that US politics drive the crisis, with Mikado urging calm and faith in Washington assurances.
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San Francisco
Great Brittain
England
Japan
Metcalf
Frisco
Washington
Schmitz
United States
Thapy
San
Roosevelt
Root
Fifteen Indicted in Chicago Registration Frauds
Chicago officers announced fifteen indictments in a registration fraud investigation. Eleven charges allege false registrations while four relate to purchasing votes in the case dated October 27.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Hundreds Drown as Kiushu Fishing Fleet Tragedy Grows
Tokyo reports late figures from Kiushu disaster with 500 bodies recovered and 1560 saved from 550 vessels. The broader toll from the fishing fleet incident remains uncertain as search efforts continue.
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Serippa News Assortation
Tokio
Kiushu
Widow details husband’s alleged murder plot in Oregon
Mrs. Snyder, widow of Kansas City millionaire Gary M. Snyder, told how Snyder conspired with George Perry of Independence MO and a man named Rogers to rob a Portland pawnshop and a theatre. They later planned a Forest Grove bank robbery, quarrelled, and Snyder disappeared. She says dynamite was buried near their home and accuses the companions of murder. She was with her son.
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Synder
Governor Will Visit Jute Mill for Penitentiary Précedents
Governor Chamberlain of Oregon and several Oregon lawmakers will tour the Walla Walla jail next Tuesday to inspect the prison and discuss a proposed jute mill. They also plan to study a potential Salem penitentiary mill to apply similar techniques.
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Chamberlain
Oregon
Walla Walla
Salem
Washington
Two Days Truce in Race for District Attorney
San Francisco October 27 warring factions in the district attorney race observe a two day truce with no legal steps expected until court Monday. Langdon meets with Heney to prepare evidence as guard detail remains at the office and Webb signals possible intervention if Rueff contends a case. Rumors say warrants may be sought against officials amid corruption charges before night.
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Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Langdon
Abe Riai
Francs J. Heney
Oregon
Heney
Paranne
Rueffites
Webb
Rueff
President Roosevelt Celebrates Forty-Seventh Birthday
Oct 27 in Washington D C the President marks his 47th birthday with a Hungarian Republican club visit led by Marcus Braun. Roosevelt receives Miss Braun with an American Beauty Rose as the Kaiser’s Berlin address follows and a Roosevelt letter is read. A separate Kansas City dispatch reports a deadly Armourdale tenement fire killing at least seven and recovering nine bodies and body parts.
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Scripps News Association
Washington D. Gi
Hungarian Republican Club of
New York
Marcus Braun
White House
Miss Braun
Cornelius van Schaak Roosavelt
Roosevelt Fortunas
Theodore
Cultors School
Fifty Seventh St
Harvara
Roosevelt
Tiathie
Taguccee
Barth
Kaisar
Germany
Vicanta Segina
Apegro
Chamber of Commerce
Grain markets lift and fall on Chicago open
Wheat opened at 77 and closed 77. Corn opened at 45 and closed at 43.5. Oats opened at 55 and closed at 58. Prices reflect a mixed session on the Chicago market.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Alumni Association meeting outlines national art society
At the Tennessee Alumni Association gathering in Chattanooga on October 27 representatives from Kentucky Tennessee North and South Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida Arkansas Mississippi and Loule ana attended. Discussions covered science and art and rules were framed to guide a National Art Society to be established soon.
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Scrippa News Association
Chatanooga
Ala
Alumni Association of Tennessee
Kentucky
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louleana
Mattora
Prerelease reprieves granted for Sawyer brothers
The President granted reprieves to Arthur and Robert Sawyer two African American sailors sentenced to hang on November 1 in North Carolina for the murder of officers aboard the Barwing. The action was announced on October 2.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Arthur
Robert Sawyer
North Carolina
Secretary Root Addresses Republican Rally in New York
Secretary of State Elihu Root spoke to a large Republican mass meeting at Grand Central Palace in Manhattan this afternoon. General Horace Porter presided and Ex-governor Frank S. Black also addressed the gathering.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Elihu Root
Grand Central Palace
Lexington Avenue
Forty-third Street
Horace Porter
Frank S. Black
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