Japs Disappointed At Signing Of Bill
In Tokyo concerns rise as Japan seeks to calm public opinion over California alien land law, urging equal treatment and warning about anti Japanese sentiment. U S efforts and Japanese diplomacy continue with Ambassador Chinda delivering Washington’s reply amid stalled negotiations and political maneuvering in Congress and cabinet meetings.
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Sanam
California
Johnson
Washington
Japaneosa Anteror
Archer Bailty-Wandard
U. S
Baron Makino
Gallfornis
Japan
Washington, D. C
United States
Bryan
State Department
Tecoutsa
Hia
Tima
Tryan
House
Slason
Minslevipps
Waigon
Wes
Militants threaten St Andrews golf links before championship
St Andrews Scotland May 1900 tense town guards the famed links with five thousand volunteers after warnings from suffragettes to destroy greens. Sentries armed with umbrellas stand watch night and day as crowds fear damage and delays to the world golf championship set for next week. A searchlight guards the Tay river approach and the Dundees area, the center of suffragette activity.
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Scotland
Menbors
Royal and Ancient
Vigilanes
Greens
syMragettes Tay
Agitis
Dundes
Niguu
Troop Movements Ordered From Posts to Pacific Coast
Secretary Garrison said troops from Fort Slocum and other posts are being moved to the Pacific coast under an order issued March 13 by former Secretary Stimson to recruit 2,000 men to bring Hawaii’s garrison to full strength. Army officers cite recruitment difficulties on the Pacific coast and note need to enter men in eastern and middle states as the plan progresses. The 2,900 recruiting target remains far from met and movement continues toward delivering forces to Hawaii.
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D.C. Clay
Secratary
Fort Slocum
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Pacis
Stimson
Hawaii
War Department
Cincinnati Strike Ended Suit Dismissed
Cincinnati Ohio May 20 The city of Cincinnati’s suit to appoint a receiver for the Cincinnati Traction Co. was dismissed as the street car strike has been settled and service resumed on all lines. Arbitrators met to select a third member. if they fail, selection goes to the state board of arbitration.
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Cincinnati. O
Tate Bomre
Paterson Strike Leads to 57 Arrests in City Streets
Paterson N J May 20 1923 police detained 57 striking workers around the Price Silk Melt factory as hundreds gathered to protest. Authorities report no violence and those arrested refused to disperse. three detainees were women, one with a child in her arms, and one woman fainted during removal.
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Pittrsoven
Mde
Searkora
Syas
Paralidl
New Era Begins in Cuba With Menocal Inauguration
Havana May 20 General Mario M Menocal succeeds Joao Miguel Gomez as president with Dr Enrique Varona as vice president In a move set to usher a new phase of peace and prosperity Menocal vows a clean business administration to foster industry attract foreign capital and maintain friendly ties led by a military educated leader born in 1896 at Jaguey Grande Matanzas and Cornell trained engineer Varona born 1849 in Camaguey is a philosopher ethicist author and conservative party leader with prior service as secretary of public instruction.
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Mario M. Menocal
Joao Miguel Gomez
Enrique Vatona
Changep
Monocal
Ot J Fies
United States
Cuba
General Menocal
Jaguey Grande
Matanzas
Milltary College
Washington
Cornell University
Cornell
Ithaca
Uncla
Aniceto C. Manocal
Nicaragua Canal
Santa Cruz
Revolutionary Forces
Yoso
Geneva Lalo
Haroba
Chaparri
Y . Consi
Varona
Camaguey
University of
Favana
Wood
Consarvitee Party
Elacons
Arrest World in Postal Fraud Case Otumwa May 20
Ottumwa May 20. B J Chenoski manager of the Ottumwa office of Known Doctor was taken to Des Moines by Deputy N Marshal Frank Hardy on a warrant charging him with violating criminal statutes. He is to be arraigned before Judge Smith McPherron this afternoon. This is the first arrest in a campaign to crack down on postal fraud involving Iowa physicians.
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Ottumwa
B. J. Chenoski
Des Moines
Frank Hardy
Chenoski
Smith McPherron
U. S
Iowa
Undertakers Gather for Iowa Funeral Directors Convention
Several hundred attendees swarm Davenport as the Iowa Funeral Directors Association opens a three day session. Dr. Guilford H. Sumner of the state health board delivers a keynote on public health, heart, and municipal government reforms with further talks planned.
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No Jown Funeral Directors’ Association
Guilford H. Sumner
Lowa Board of Health
Bartholdt Plans To End Confusion In Immigration Policy
Washington, D. C. May 20 Rep resentative Bartholdt of Missouri announced he would introduce next Friday a resolution to empower Congress to legislate exclusively on all questions affecting aliens residing in the United States. The measure aims to prevent individual states from passing laws that might conflict with federal treaties and complicate treaty execution.
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Washington, D. C
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U. S
Henry M. Flagler Dead After Fatal Fall in Florida
Henry M. Fingler, 83, capitalist and railroad magnate, died in West Palm Beach after a fall at his home. Born in Canadaigua New York in 1840, he rose from a Michigan clerk to cofound Rockefller Andrews Flagler, shaping oil refining and the petroleum industry. He visited Florida in 1885, attracted by railroad linked winter resort development.
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Henry M. Fingler
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An Canandaigua
Ghears County
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Saginaww
Cleveland
Rockefeller, Andrews & Plagler
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Great Corporation
Florida
Extradition Waived by Accused Woman in Missouri
Tantug City May 2. Jacker Arthur Baker, who earlier confessed to aiding counterfeiting and office fraud schemes across several states, told police he would waive extradition and return to California. Baker, who sometimes passed as a man or a woman, reportedly forged money orders in California and was wanted on a felony charge, with Sheriff Wilson of Riverside alerting authorities to hold him at all hazards.
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Arthur Baker
California
Baker
Griffith
Wilson
Riverside
Cal
Publicizing Merchandise Through a Trusted Daily
A persuasive editorial urges merchants to advertise in a reputable daily newspaper. It argues that transparent labeling by manufacturers builds buyer confidence and that retailer and producer partnerships elevate trust, delivering maximum seller credibility and customer satisfaction.
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Tk Journal
Reynolds In Washington Secretary of 60 National Committee Prepares
Reynolds in Washington as secretary of the Republican National Committee arrives to prep for the executive committee meeting on Saturday. The political scene, notably the congressional campaign, will be discussed. The Republican congressional committee will be organized early next month and both groups are expected to work in harmony.
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Washington, D.C
Amen
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Casa~ Gaign
Republican Congressional Committee
Funeral services held for six weeks old daughter
Funeral services for the six weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs George floafflin were conducted at their home 4103 East Tenth street at 2 o clock this afternoon Rev A a Cange of the German Baptist church presided. Interment followed at Greenwood.
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George Floafflin
East Tenth Etreet
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Greenwood
Endinee Delays Discussion on Supplies from Japan to Navy
The endinee deferred further discussion until supply from Japan to the latest American navy. No nominations were expected to be sent to the senate today.
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Japan
Aid War on Horsh Thieves Sentences County Sheriffs Effort
A legislative retrenchment committee, under Attorney General Doscon, plans state aid measures for county sheriffs fighting horse theft. One man will be detained for his word after the first of June as sheriffs pursue thieves. Des Moines, Iowa. May.
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Witness Testimony Links Dinamite Plot To Lawrence Riot
Boston May 20 A state witness Marcus Collins of Cambridge testified for the prosecution in the Lawrence dynamite case tied to the 1912 textile strike. He described meetings with Lawrence undertaker Joan Breen and a plan involving dynamite packages and payoffs as Breen claimed future mayoral chances and ties to the American Woolen Company executive Wood.
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Cass
Baania Jyi Collins
William
Wood
American Woolen Company
Frederick E. Attemax
Oston
Lawrence
A Colling
Joan J. Breen
Breen
Collins
Treen
Mr. Rice
Colling
Aamarican Woolen Company
Work Begins on Iowa Hog Serum Plant at Ames
May 26. Work on the state's hog serum plant at Ames is under way. The first grant of $1,000 from the last legislature has been cashed. Serum for farmers will be supplied temporarily through an arrangement with the Kansas State Agricultural College.
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Dog Moines
Ames
Kansastate Agricultural Col Eny
Postpones Church Union to Next Year
Atlanta Ga March 20 With Likely that nothing further will be accomplished until next year to ward the organic union of all branches of Presbyterianism Following the action of the southern Presbyterians in voting to consider for the present no union except with the United Presbyterian church the big United churches today devoted their attention largely to matters of denominational interest Recommendations urging all Presbyterian churches to study the negro problem were voiced in all assemblies More than ordinary interest was shown today in the northern Presbyterian decision of a resumption of church relations with Union Theological Seminary The beef that the Institution's faculty egalu were made the object of charge that doctrines out of accord with the church were taught in the seminary.
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Quay
Presbyterianism
United Presbyterian Church
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Mindy
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Union Theological Seminary
Illinois Missouri League Opens Today
The Illinois Missouri League opens today with teams from central associations, featuring players who failed to make good in this circuit. The event marks the 1813 playing season as the league schedules its opening in Ulxellhood.
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Ulxellhood
A. T. Stone of Clinton Dies
A. T. Stone former mayor of Clinton banker and founder and former president of the May National Bank died at his home today in Clinton He was born in 1836 near Dort and was a prominent local figure in business and public service.
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Ointon
A. Stone
Clinton
May National Bank
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The DIY in Congress. Senate and House actions noted
Finance committee heard preliminary reports on audits and tariff schedules. Territories committee heard Delegate Wickersham on Alaskas opposition to the railroad from a local syndicate. House met at noon and 2:10 pm. Rep Bisson pledged 100 lines on the California Japanese situation Friday. Rep Reuse introduced a one-cent postage after July 2, 2014. Britton introduced a proposed direct election and six-year term for president and VP. Rep Yay proposed a bill for distinguished service medals and extra pay for veterans of army and navy.
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Territories Committee
Wickershant
Alaska
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Hoon
Bisson
Rep
Reuse
Britton
Yay
Senate Finance Committee Debates Tariff Schedules
Majority members of the Senate Finance Committee opened their first meeting to review subcommittee reports on tariff schedules. Senator Store said the metals schedule nears completion with expert help from New York customs appraisers. changes are minor. Senator Joinson reported the chief dyes schedule is mostly done with about thirty edits. no sugar or wool reports were issued. The panel also weighs Treasury and Denison administrative changes to curb undervaluations and proclaimed values.
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Customs Appraisers’ Office
New York
House Democrats
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Denison
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Curtis
Seceretary of the Treasury
Americans Accept Lipton Challenge for America's Cup
London May 20 The New York Yacht Club cabled to the Royal Yacht Squadron that Inter Club accepts Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the America's Cup. Races slated for September 1914 under New York Yacht Club rules with six measurement, time, and rating adjustments.
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London
New York
Kidnapped aircraft to aid state troops at Guaymas
Nogales Arizona May 20 The state troops assault Guaymas today but the arrival of a war aeroplane stolen from federal authorities near Tucson is expected at the San Jandro ranch. Aviator Didier Masson and the flying machine arrive to pilot the attack over Guaymis day while troopers at Maytorana move on Batumotel where federal forces hold the station northeast of the line.
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Ariz
Guaymay
Ansits
Tucson
Didier Masson
San Jandro Ranch
Guaymis
Maytorana
Batumotel
Tha
Mmf
Mountaineers Held for Threats to President Wilson
Seeley Davenport and Jacob Dunne were brought into Newark federal court for trial on charges of sending threatening letters through the mail to President Wilson. The case hinges on handwriting expert testimony, with Chief Witness Tumulty, the president's secretary, called by the government.
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Newark
N. J
Seeley Davenport
Jacob Dunne
Federal District Court
Aeoc
Wilson
Walach
Organized labor attacked by Kirby in congress report
John Kirby Jr. of Dayton Ohio, speaking for the National Association of Manufacturers, accuses organized labor of retaining a "stain" of violence. He condemns labor leaders and Congress for tolerating union influence, cites Sherman anti trust prosecutions against businessmen, and criticizes anti injunction and Clayton provisions. He laments the labor trust and questions equal rights rhetoric.
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Afrih
Tawleséiers
Joha Kirby, Jr
Dayton
Ohio
National Association of Manufacturers
Los Angeles
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Senate
Nata Af
Boardman Seated by Committee Report in Legislation Drift
In Springheld a committee adopted a sub-committee report seating Boardman a progressive. Hennabry Democrat won favorable action on the woman suffrage bill which had troubled the senate. The move affects wet and dry policy in the house while McCormick contest looms. The suffrage measure would extend voice to all women on elective offices, with few exceptions, despite earlier committee endorsements being overridden for lack of quorum.
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House
Elections Committee
Boardman
Hennabry
Senate
Medill McCormick
Figer
Hennebry
Unclear Vintage Weather Summary Near River Gauge
Fragmentary weather brief notes showers tonight and cooler conditions in the west. Mentions "Muncating" temperature around 60 degrees, river stage at Murcatine about 8 feet with 2 lines of seven inches. Sunrise and sunset times appear as 4225 and Ta, unreadable.
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