Negotiations With Japan Delayed Over Immigration Measures
The State Department delays sending new instructions to Ambassador O'Brien in Tokyo as disputes with Commerce and Labor over Japan's immigration controls persist. Japan may require stricter passport scrutiny and financial checks, potentially awaiting Baron Takahira's arrival before further talks. Root fears public discussion could jeopardize the negotiations.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
O'Brien
Tokio
Department of Commerce and Labor
Japan
Foreign Office
Baron Takahira
Root
Japan Warns China Over Customs on Siberian Frontier
Peking dispatch reports Japan’s minister in Beijing warning China that the Port Darney customs post, set up last July with Japan’s consent, depends on land customs houses on the Siberian frontier of Russian Manchuria. Japan cites Russia’s special privileges to aid Manchurian trade and notes six months of free entry for goods from Russia while Japan pays duties on Manchuria goods.
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Japan
China
Port Dainy
Siberian
Russian Manchuria
Manchuria
Russia
Foreign Board
Japan Defends Manchuria Stance Amid Guard Actions
The report notes Japan's zeal to suppress brigandage and warns that outrages on foreigners could provoke serious consequences. It repeats that Manchuria's position is extraordinary compared with Russia and adds that postal negotiations nearing completion are unlikely to be obstinate in Tokyo.
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Japan
Manchuria
Russia
Tokio
Forgives Husband in Death in Brooklyn Shooting
Mrs. Kathleen J. Martin died after being shot by her husband Arthur JF. Martin at the Hotel St. George in Brooklyn. She forgave him on her deathbed, while the husband died by his own hand after the shooting. the pair had been in a separation dispute. The tragedy links to a prior family shooting incident with the same revolver. The funeral for Arthur Martin was held at his father Enrique T. Martins home at 104 Garfield Place. Kathleen may be buried with relatives in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Kathleen J. Martin
Arthur JF. Martin
St. George
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Hospital
Enrique T. Martin
Garfield Place
Supreme Court of Tice Maddox
Martin
Henry T. Martin
Charlottesville, Va
Robber Strikes Woman in Jamaica L I Home Invasion
Mrs. Andrew Decker of 601 South Street Jamaica L I was attacked in her pantry on Sunday night. She was struck on the head and rendered senseless, then found missing clothes and $30 from her skirt pocket. A physician said she was chloroformed. The thief entered through an unlocked window and fled as the daughter May heard someone run away.
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Andrew Decker
South Street
Jamaica
L. I
May
Reardon Gives Up Shield After Police Demand
Police Commissioner Bingham orders return of Reardon shield and warrant used by former chief of detectives. Reardon becomes county detective limited to process serving. Jerome taps Assistant D A Smythe to probe affidavits against Reardon Wasserman and Mara. Thirty witnesses appeared but their statements were not revealed. Police trial of Wasserman and Mara set for Thursday.
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Bingham
Jerome
Police Department
J. Reardon
Reardon
Kingham
Smythe
Seret
Wasserman
Mara
Fire scare at Nixon Theatre in Pittsburg
Smoke and sirens disrupted the play The Great Divide at Nixon Theatre Pittsburg as audience members rushed the exits. Manager Kirk explained a grease pot grease fire in a restaurant beneath caused the scare and actor Henry Miller calmed the crowd with an apology. about 400 people rushed doors with no serious injuries.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Nixon Theatre
Henry Miller
Margaret Angin
Miller
Kirk
Russian reform leader lectures on Constitutional Government
Prof. Paul Milyukoff, head of the Constitutional Democrats in the Russian Duma, arrived after a Liverpool voyage to address Carnegie Hall on Constitutional Government for Russia. He discusses equal rights, universal suffrage, peasant loyalty to the czar, and a constitutional monarchy with ministers responsible to Parliament, amid a perilous political climate.
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Liverpool
Paul Milyukoff
Constitutional Democrats
Duma
St. Petersburg
America
Russia
Carnegie Hall
Civic Forum
Washington
Europe
Mityukoff
Milyukoff
Sind
Russian Duma Composition and Political Tensions Described
Professor Milyukoff outlined party distribution in the Duma with Progressives about fifty representatives, Reactionaries under 150 split between autocrats and consultation monarchists, Constitutional Democrats fifty, Poles fifteen, Mihemedans eleven, Octobrists thirty, and the far left Toll group thirty. He noted improved Jewish persecution conditions, budget debates to last six weeks, and that Witte has power while the czar dislikes him. Trepoff died in war, not by poison. Milyukoff, editor of the Reich in exile, is described as of average stature with gray hair and speaks multiple languages.
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Progressives
Constitutional Democrats
Russia
Milyukoff
Witte
Epoff
Trepoff
Wat
Duma
Kerof, Milyukoff
The
Reich
Siberia
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