California Seeks Land Law Accord With Japan Treaty
Secret talks in Sacramento amid hopes for a settlement on alien land ownership under a Webb drafted bill. Secretary Bryan Gov Johnson and lawmakers push language aligning with the Japan United States treaty while preserving California's right to regulate land.
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Bacramento
Washington
California
Bryan
Gov. Johnson
Geome
Japan
United
United States
Webb
Unitedates
Jewelry firm rep charged in $100000 fraud scheme
Karl Mallowin of D. Ottensoser Co at 138 Fifth Ave is jailed on a bench warrant after two indictments alleging forged Woolworth receipts and money orders to defraud I. Hyman of $2,649 and others of about $30,000. Indictments cite forged documents and dummy transactions in September and October. Mallowin, said to control the company via I. Ottensoser, was arrested at his Bronx home and was to appear before Judge Crain.
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Karl Mallowin
D. Ottensoser Company
Fifth Avenue
Fox Street
The
Bronx
Judge Crain
I. Hyman
East Tenth Street
Hyman
Mallowin
Ellison
F. W. Woolworth Company
Woolworth
Madison
Lamar
Wash
Gerard
Adrian
Miss
Forest Grove
Liz
Woolworth Company
I. Ottensoser
Albert Thomas
Whitman
Earthquake Warning From Northern New York Professor Warns of Major Shocks
Special to The New York Times in Watertown New York April 29 sentence after sentence details a geologist Professor Chadwick of St. Lawrence University warning of possibly more severe aftershocks. He links last night quake to Champlain quake of 1663 and to Logan's Line crust slipping from St. Lawrence Valley to Alabama.
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New York Times
Watertown
N. Y
New York
Lower Canada
George Halcott Chadwick
St. Lawrence University
Chadwick
Gront
Logan
St. Lawrence Valley
Alabama
San Francisco
Wells Fargo Suit Against Jersey City Opens in Newark
The Wells Fargo Express Company sues the Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City seeking 200000 damages for losses during the fall 1910 express strike. Emery A. Steadman testified Mayor Wittpenn promised protection and that wagons were attacked before the company opened temporary stables in Manhattan. The case highlights a Jersey City police circular restricting wagon movement 8 A.M. to 5 30 P.M.
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Wells Fargo Express Company
Jersey City
United States District Court
Newark
Emery A. Steadman
Express Company
Wittpenn
Gilbert Collins
Steadman
Manhattan
Collins
New Face for McManigal
Ortie E. McManigal, the confessed dynamiter, plans cosmetic surgery to change his appearance upon release from county jail. Detectives say his release will be kept secret to help him, and doctors note a head scar from a childhood accident could be removed to aid his anonymity.
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Los Angeles
Ortie E. McManigal
Dynamiter
McManigal
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles Times
Change of Name Refused in Brooklyn Supreme Court
In Brooklyn yesterday Justice Maddox refused a petition by a man named Medwidow seeking a name change. The applicant said friends mocked him as mad widow, but the judge warned against changing a name and urged pride in one’s father’s name. The application was denied.
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Maddox
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Medwidow
Sulzer Attacked as Senate Confirms Three Nominees
Albany April 29 the Senate confirmed three of Gov Sulzers nominations after a double barrell attack by Senator Wagner and Senator Brown. Carlisle Delaney and O Keefe were approved for highways efficiency and port warden posts while three other nominations remain held up by the Finance Committee.
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New York
James
Albany
Senate Today
Sulzer
Robert F. Wagner
Democratic
Elen R. Brown
Watertown
Wagner
Brown
Senator Brown
Gov. Sulzer
Black Horse Cavalry
Senate
John N. Carlisle
John H. Delaney
Richard O'Keefe
Senate Finance Committee
John Mitchell
John B. Riley
Plattsburg
Eugene M. Strauss
Rochester
Finance Committee
Strauss
Or. Sulzer
Public Service Commission
Frawley
Meiers, Carlisle
O'Wheefe
Delaney
Southern Hotel Closed by Police
Police raided the Southern Hotel on West Fifty fourth Street in detaining manager Gustave Schulte and proprietor Charles E Ellis after warrants presented by Inspector Dwyer. The hotel was declared a public nuisance and all guests were ordered to vacate within 48 hours while detectives checked rooms and notified patrons of the action.
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Broadway
West Fifty-fourth Street
Dwyer
Y Third
Newburger
Frederick A Whiting
Committee of Fourteen
Newberger
Whitin
Gustave Schulte
Inspector Dwyer
Charles E. Ellis
Frederick V. Echner
Wittenberg and Cowley
Schulte
Chicago
McAdoo
Ellis
Do American Women Lead The Men
Dr Bernard Taft the French novelist gives his view that American women are masterful in leadership. He previews his statement in the Times upcoming Sunday edition.
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Bernard Taft
Polk Out of Race OGorman Victory in White House Talks
The New York Times reports President Wilson and Senator James A. OGorman discussed the New York Collectorship. Polk, picked by McAdoo for the Port of New York, appears unlikely to be nominated this week as OGorman stands firm. A compromise candidate may emerge if McAdoo and OGorman agree.
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Aeprial
New York Times
Washington
Frank Lyon Polk
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Port of
New York
Wilson
James A. O'Gorman
O'Gorman
Trump
Polk
McAdoo
Democratic Party
McClellan
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Tammany Hall
Wvarm
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Polk
New York State
Austria-Hungary threatens Montenegro in bold move
European markets tremble as Vienna signals immediate independent action against Montenegro over Scutari. Ambassadors' Conference in London delays final verdict while Austria weighs fresh authority. Italy torn between influence allies. Russia abstains. Britain France and Germany push for peace negotiations.
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Austria
Daily News
London
Montes Hegro
Scutari
Montenegro
Vienna
Italy
Russia
France
Germany
Great Britain
Times
Count Berchtold
Berlin
Reichstag
Iureh
Citywide Auto Speed Ordinance Signed by Mayor
Mayor Gaynor signed the new speeding ordinance yesterday. It sets a 20 mph city limit with a 15 mph presumptive negligence clause in accidents and imposes severe penalties. Dealers protested but the mayor argued enforcement was impossible under the old eight mph limit.
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Gaynor
Dr Eliot declines Boston chair of state commission
Dr Charles W Fliot declined the chairmanship of the State White Slave Commission offered by Gov Foss. The former Harvard head and president of the American Federation of Sex Hygiene said he could not take on further duties but expressed sympathy with the movement.
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Boston
Charles W. Fliot
State
White Slave Commission
Foss
Harvard
American Federation of Sex, Hygiene
Cardinal Gibbons Opposes Woman Suffrage Read In Baltimore
A mass meeting in Baltimore read Cardinal Gibbons letter opposing woman suffrage. He argued equal rights do not justify promiscuity and urged dignity and support for female prerogatives. The letter, read by P. C. Gavan, Chancellor of the Diocese, noted women vote by proxy through their husbands and sons.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Maryland Association
P. C. Gavan
Gas Kills Two Women In West Fourteenth Street Room
In a sparsely furnished fourth floor room at 2553 West Fourteenth Street Mrs Ellen Dooley a 65 year old widow and her house guest Mrs Catherine McCarthy were found dead from gas poisoning. The women had recently come from Ireland and were buried side by side per the family. The report says Mrs McCarthy may have left a gas jet open while cooking a late supper and died first.
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West Fourteenth Street
Ellen Dooley
Catherine McCarthy
Vandam Street
Ireland
Judge Suggests Lunch to Settle Walker Divorce Suit
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich heard Laura Walker’s separation complaint against Peter E. Walker. He urged a conciliatory luncheon with both parties and proposed returning at 2 pm. They reappeared and the complaint was dismissed after a successful talk.
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Supreme Court
Giegerich
Laura Walker
Peter E. Walker
Baseball Safe Awhile
It is probable there will be no investigation of the alleged baseball trust by Congress in the present session. Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia who supported Ty Cobb has lost interest since Cobb signed with the Detroits. Representative Galtlegher of Illinois seeks a hearing, but the House Rules Committee has offered no encouragement.
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New York Times
Washiington
Congress
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Detroits
Galtlegher
Illinois
House of Representatives
House Committee On Rules
Mrs Wilson Aids Yonkers Halsted School Campaign
YONKERS April 29 campaign opens to raise 200000 for a new Halsted School home. White House telegram from Mrs Wilson greets effort and tea at Elmemore House hosts 200 attendees from Yonkers Liverdale and Mount Vernon. Halsted School is a private girls academy.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Halsted
Rouse
Man Confesses to Polygamy in Jury Selection
John T. Thorpe admitted living in polygamy while being questioned as to juror fitness in a murder case in Salt Lake City. He said he had two addresses and marriages to two wives, one before the manifesto prohibiting plural marriage. The county attorney pledged an immediate investigation.
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Salt Lake City
John T. Thorpe
Thorpe
Lorenzo Snow
Mormon Church
Fear of Tariff Triggers Woolen Mills Receivership
Nasonville Woolen Mills officials announce voluntary receivership due to proposed tariff changes. Ernest Mowrey of Oak Valley Millis named receiver. The firm employs 125 workers, reports a year start surplus of 65,507, with liquidation decisions to determine remaining funds. President Augustin H. Eddy cites tariff fears affecting profitability.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Nasonville Woolen Mills
Nasonville
Ernest Mowrey
Oak Valley Millis
Tarkiln
Augustin H. Eddy
McCombs Plans European Rest to Dodge Seekers
William F. McCombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, will sail for Europe on Saturday for a health rest and to dodge federal office seekers. Close friends say he will stay abroad until the job hunting season ends, after a recent illness left him weak.
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William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Europe
Mr. McCombs
McCombs
McCcombs
Plaza Hotel
Vanderbilt
Free Drink Samples Sent by Public Service Cup Co
A free carton of sample drinking cups mailed to a berttled ras by the Public Service Cup Co at Bust Terminal.
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Public Service Cup Co
Ex inspectors jailed as habeas plea delays trial in Harlem case
Four former Harlem Police Inspectors Sweeney Murtha Thompson and Hussey are jailed in the Tombs after a trial opening in Manhattan Supreme Court on a conspiracy to defeat ends of justice. A habeas corpus writ was granted to allow bail consideration before the Appellate Division. Juror 7 Stewart excused after last minute objections as jurors were housed at Murray Hill Hotel.
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Harlem
Dennis Sweeney
John J. Murtha
James F. Thompson
James E. Hussey
Justice Benbury
Supreme Court
Murray Hill
Alfred J. Talley
Abraham S. Gilbert
John B. Stanchfield
Whitman
Justice Seabury
Clark
Philip A. Mossman
West 156Th Street
American Smelting and Refining Company
Broadway
Talesman
Daniel W. Reichman
West 115Th Street
Clayton O'Leana
West 184Th Street
George L. Fowler
West 141St Street
Richard H. Pendleton
East Twenty-eighth Street
Albert Gallatin
East Sixty-seventh Street
Harry Collins
Seventh Avenue
George P Stewart
West Eightieth Street
Alfred J. Teale
West 153d Street
Arthur H. Boribner
Edwin M. Friedlander
West Seventieth Street
Charles R. Bissell
John W. Irvine
S23
West 157Th Street
Mr. Irvine
William Penny
George P. Stewart
Clerk Penny
Stewart
Mears and Clark
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Southern
Pean
Austria-Hungary
Fice
Bassadors
Francis Joseph
Paris
Eliot
Bay State
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Sociert
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Halsted Fund
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