Japan Japan Ties in Doubt After San Francisco Incidents
Tokyo officials express unease over U S stance on state autonomy and labor tensions amid San Francisco incidents. Washington notes surprise at Kuroki visit and seeks proper regret if needed. US Attorney Devlin gathers witness depositions on attacks on a Japanese bathhouse and restaurant, with Tokyo demanding a full inquiry.
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Secret treaty talk reported linking Britain Japan over India
A London source says Prince Fushimi and Admiral Yamamoto discussed extending the Anglo Japanese pact to commit Japan to aid Britain in India against any rival power, potentially aligning with Russia and the Portsmouth protocol context, while keeping negotiations secret.
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French canned goods labels clash with US Pure Food law
Washington reports negotiations between the United States and France over compliance with the American National Pure Food law. French exporters argue changing labels would be hardship since labels are treated as trademarks in France. State Department says the most liberal view will be taken to ease demands.
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France
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American Promoter Held in France Swindle Case
Paris authorities arrested Charles Woots Gammon director general of the American Exploration Company after charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. Professors Schoane of Aix and Y Skander allege losses totaling at least $18,000 and shareholders claim broader deceptions. The firm, with offices in London and Berlin, is tied to Eclipse La Fiesta Markham and Kanaka mining ventures. Newark manager Harry C Walker is listed but unavailable.
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la Fiesta
German Officials Grafted In Schwerin Graft Trial
A Schwerin graft trial opens with Grand Ducal Insane Asylum officials and local tradespeople charged with years of systematic boodling. Peculations exceed 100000 dollars as officials subsidized suppliers with inferior overcharged materials. One official's perks included free supplies for personal use. Defense seeks acquittal, noting finances were handled by officials earning 90 dollars yearly.
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Croker's Orby a Long Shot in Derby Betting
London June 2. Confidence that Capt Greer's Steve Gallion will win the great Derby on Wednesday grows. Today's betting 4 to 5 favorite, later 4 to 6, after even money on Saturday. Orby’s chances fading as odds against him run high. Bezonian and Galvani show strong backing with various place bets outlined.
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Police arrest suspect in Wertheimer art theft case
A London report says police arrested a man believed to have incited the Wertheimer gallery robbery last February. He is also accused of feloniously receiving two portraits, Reynolds of Miss Yorke and Gainsborough of Nancy Parsons. Recoveries are anticipated soon.
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Danish Actress Wounded by Husband in Tragedy
In Copenhagen the renowned Danish actress Mme. Cerda Krum Nathansen was shot and fatally wounded by her husband at the Hotel Aalborg in Jutland. He then killed himself, with jealousy cited as the motive for the tragedy.
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Creel elected governor of Cuibushua without opposition
Reports from El Paso and other cities note Enrique C. Creel was elected governor of Cuibushua without opposition. Other dispatches reference US cruisers sighting icebergs near Gibraltar and a Paris automobile collision injuring Mrs. Edward Steindler, with doctors hopeful for her quick recovery.
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Texas
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Cuibushua
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New York
Bois de Boulogne
Russia shapes peace plan ahead of Hague Conference
At Saint Petersburg on June 8 Russia reviews aims for The Hague talks. M Nelidoff leads officials and advisers in pushing to expand Hague Tribunal powers and neutral obligations, while seeking to exclude armaments limits and focus on prize courts, contraband, and neutral rights in war.
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Striking French Seamen End Likely With Concessions
Paris reports say the extended seamen strike nears end as delegates meet with Minister of Marine Thomson and the Naval Committee. Officials propose pension increases from 40.80 to 72 for seamen and 156 to 200 for officers, with no punishments if workers return to duty. Conference outcomes and port-by-port dispatches indicate a resolution is near, amid lingering doubts over full compliance.
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Britain seeks reciprocal tariff deals with United States
In the House of Commons London the Financial Secretary said negotiations have begun with the United States to secure most favored nation treatment for items under the Dingley act. In Washington officials say mutual reciprocity hinges on Britain offering concessions acceptable to the United States to offset any tariff advantage.
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