Japan protests U S exclusion policy over mandates debate
A long dispatch reports Japan's stance on racial equality for Pacific mandates and a warning that the United States should endorse equal rights. It notes tensions at the League Council over mandates and delays, with Germany and France pressing positions as the Assembly weighs guiding principles for governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Courtney Peest
Tridyse Ficks
New York
Tetvune
Neva
Japan
Pacife
el Anpun
United States
Tribune
Australia
League Council
Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
I. Lewiss
Germany
Womthia
Tela
Asembly
France
Africa
Council
Count Quinones de Leon
Michigan Plans Relief For 100000 Idle Men
Michigan settlers call public works to aid about 100000 idle men and avert suffering. A conference of manufacturers unions and state officials proposed $151,604 in relief and urged governors and mayors to act, with Detroit and several cities listed as focal points for revival measures.
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Jackson
Mids
Michhigan
Eall
Weeterday
Teatate
Detroit
Fattle Crece
Sazinaw
Murkegon
Flint
Pontiae
Kalamazoo
Sun- Way
Grand Rapids
Jplehn
Lovett
Mich'es0 Manufacturers Association
California Applies Law Against Japanese Today
California telegraphed by Governor Stephens to Acting Secretary of State Davis that the anti alien land leasing law would take effect tomorrow. He stated the aim to use full constitutional power in enforcement, justly and effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
California
Stephens
Davis
Irreconcilables press Harding ultimatum on peace treaty
Washington December reports say the irreconcilables issued an ultimatum to Senator Harding over the peace treaty. They demand a policy avoiding any alliance and support steps for arbitration, challenging any move toward a League or coalition. The group lists supporters and holds firm against concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Field
Washington
Dec. C
Harding
Wilson
Germany
United States
Hague Tribunal
U ‘Nore
Peue Nor
Donry
Harding Han
Heng
Congo
Tennessen
Boralifornia
Fall
New Mexico
Knox
Pennsylvania
Penrove
Norris
Nebraskes
Wisconsin
Moses
Hew Hamp McCormick
Wig
Mage Six
Choir Singer And Eloping Pastor Back In Passaic
The Rev Cornelius Denzel former pastor of the First Netherlands Reformed Church Tassaic N J and church leader and Miss Trina Trannen berg choir girl who vanished November 12 returned to Passaic Wednesday night. Denzel says God sent him home and the family forgives him but the consistory must decide whether to retain him. Church members debated replacement and forgiveness as the dramatic return unsettles the flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Denzel
First Netherlands Reformed Church
Tassaic
N. J
Herlandsy Church
Aimericg
Mise Trina Trannenberg
Dominic
Passaic
Scetyenee
Halland
Abdent Clevesman
TC Wation
Eting
Dease
Hensel
Benjamin
Henry Drost
Aoysintery
Pausaic
Prison term for Big Bill Haywood and 93 others
Rehearing denied by the Circuit Court of Appeals for William Haywood and 93 codefenders convicted of espionage and conspiracy to obstruct the draft. Sentences ranged from ten days to twenty years. bail posted for many awaiting further action. The case involves arrests across multiple states and an appeal challenging government seized evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
High Court
Chicago
Dos
Circuit Court of Appeals
William “Sig Hitt" Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Clarence S. Darrow
Otto Christensen
Supreme Court of the United States
Ape
Jude Landie
Theeu
Pennextrania
Michigan
Mllinois
New York
Maywood
Theederal
Leavenworth
Kan
Lunadin
Needle Trades Alliance forms to back Amalgamated unions
Delegates from five international garment unions gather at the Hotel McAlpin forming a Needle Trades Alliance with 400,000 members to support Amalgamated Clothing and denounce New York manufacturers for attempting to revert to sweatshop conditions. The group includes ILGWU 150,000 and Amalgamated Workers of America 200,000 with others totaling 400,000. A plan to admit the alliance to the AFL is discussed as a way to heal the rift with United Garment Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Work
New Needle Trades Alliance
International Like
Garment Workers’ Union
Amalgamated Workers of America
International Pur Workers’ Union
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
The
United Cloth and Cap Makers of North America
United Garment Workers
United Garment Workers, Who Were Also Invited To Enter the New Alliance
American Federation of Labor Organization
Amalgamated
Loggerhenus
A. P. of 1
ALF
Alliance
Federation
Almagemated
Federa
New Alliatice
Benjamin Schlesinger
International Ladies' Garment Workers’ Union
Thomas Sweeney
Journeymen Tailors
Max Zuckerman
Hotel
McAlpin
Morris Sigmund
International Liecies’ Garment Workers. Union
3Weeney
Morria Kwutusin
Furriers
New York
Boston
Thirty Moros Killed in Battle Over School Efforts
In the Philippines, thirty Moros were killed in a clash with the constabulary near Jolo after an educational agent named Aljani Moro was slain while trying to compel Moro communities to educate their children. Moros resisted with bolos and daggers, wounding several constabulary. no officers were killed.
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Manila
Philippine Constabulary
Govetnor
Joro
Philippine
Sulu Islands
Alnjani
Pata
Txland
Interior Department
Boloz
Killa
Severs
Ial
Girl Phones Man Shoots Self in Heart
Betsy Tevis, eighteen, telephoned a man at her sister Mrs Jovenh T Talbert’s apartment at 110 East Fifty fourth Street last night. A short time after the call she shot herself through the heart in her room, despite friends’ disbelief in suicide. Medical examiner and detective reported no suspicious circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Tevis
Jovenh T. Talbert
East Fifty-fourth Street
Miss Toyis
Betsy
Thomas A. Gonzales
Cullis
Hast Witty-firet Street
Misa Tevis
Land
William Thomas Stone Tevis
Madison, Ky
National City Bank
California
Easy Wirtz Fourth Street
Miss Tay
Talbert
Millers Visit Smiths At Executive Mansion
Governor elect Nathan L. Miller and Mrs. Miller visit the Executive Mansion in Albany to tea with Mrs. Smith and discuss housekeeping with the outgoing governor. Mrs. Miller selects schools for her six daughters and plans to move in shortly before January 1.
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Albany
Nathan L. Miller
Mes. Miller
Alfred J. Smith
Executive Mansion
Judge Miller
Tribune Demands Answers From Police Commissioner Enright
The Tribune sends a detailed letter to Police Commissioner Enright asking for public answers to questions about unsolved murders, crime reporting policies, the reorganization of the detective bureau, power of Chief Inspector Lahey, and the assigning of experts and special details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard BE. Enright
Esa
Denard
Tribune
Police Department
Agai
Arthur Woods
Detective Bureau
Wiliam J. Lahey
the Tribune
Cray
Cassassa
Mugge
Exper McDonald
Spector Belton
Lahey
Chi
Mimoau
Waurot
Underworld
The
Faurot
Rusaders
Igan
Inef
Five men executed at Sing Sing in largest batch since 1915
OSSINING December 9 five men were put to death in the Sing Sing electric chair for murders tied to robberies and crimes in 1918 1919. The condemned were Joseph Usefof Charles McLaughlin Joseph Milano James Cassidy and Howard Baker. Baker's wife and three children watched from the prison. Baker whispered an innocents’ plea before death. Cassidy greeted the chamber with a grim smile and uttered I’m taking it with a smile.
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Ossining
Sing Sing
Joseph Usefof
Charles McLaughlin
Joseph Milano
James
Bull) Cassidy
Otto Fisla
Intervale
Bronx
Howard Baker
William de Greif
de Gref
Wolcott
Baker
IL Me | Laughlin
Milano
Chaentael
Cassidy
Beker
McLaughlin
Lano
Paul
Mary” Cassidy
Father Cashin
Thomas J. O'Neill
Cashs
New York
Police Head Cites Many Murder Cases Where Suspects Released
Police Commissioner Richard Enright denies a city crime wave while reports from burglary insurance firms claim rising rates and a wave of burglary. The Tribune notes 100 plus unsolved murders and cites that only one of seventeen Manhattan cases led to a conviction.
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Police
Richard E. Enright
Enright
Casualty and Surety Company of
New York
The
Tribune
Arthur Woods
Ven
the Tribune
Manhattan
Ars
Ima Irance
King
Alse
Samuel B. Hrewster
American Jety Company
Brewster
Ce Jiner Enright
Commissioner Enright
Ings
Actna Casualty and Surety Company
Maryland Casualty
Globe Indemnity Company
Royal Indemnityompany
Arthur L. Dietrick
Maryland Casualty Company
Searance Unerwriters’ Association
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Pacific
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Program In Harmony With
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Association of Nations Will Live
Densel
Hannenburg
Horace
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Camiertean
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New Needle -Trades Alliance
Sweatshop
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Millers
Smiths
Executive
Mr. Enright
Police Headquarters
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