Japan Canada emigration clash narrows in Tokyo report
Ottawa report by Postmaster General Lemieux outlines Japan’s agreement to restrict emigration to Canada following treaties with Britain. He notes that a tacit understanding prompted by Japan’s assurances aims to curb Japanese migration from Hawaii, with recent British Columbia unrest and a new Tokyo letter guiding future policy.
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Ottawa
Lemieux
Tokio
Hawaii
Canada
Japan
Corea
Manchuria
British Columbia
Great Britain
Dominion
United States
America
Europe
Mr. Lemieux
British Empire
Baron Hayashi
Paris Petition For Women's Suffrage Signed By Fifty Thousand
A petition in favor of female suffrage in France has been signed by fifty thousand French women, highlighting growing public support for the rights initiative in Paris during January 1971.
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Paris
France
British Press Guards on Japan Budget Peace Move
London papers largely dismiss Japanese budget news though markets rally on hoped pacific outcome. The Daily Mail headlines Japan Gives Way and Diplomatic Success of Roosevelt praising a peaceful settlement with the United States. Roosevelt avoids hostility as Pacific fleet moves, earning cautious diplomatic reward.
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London
Stock Exchange
Japan
United States
Canada
Daily Mail
Roosevelt
America
Pacific
Great Britain
Atlantic
Japan Targets Emigration With Student Checks and Prohibitions
Tokior news reports Viscount Hayashi, Japan's foreign minister, outlining govt policies to curb emigration to the United States. He vows strict verification of students, bans on laborer emigration, and possible全 prohibition of moves to Hawaii and Mexico. Diet opposition motions loom as Saionji set to address on January 23.
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Tokio
Viscount Hayashi
Japan
Hayashi
America
United States
Hawaii
Foreign Office
Mexico
Saionji
Another Victim of LeMoine The Diamond Maker
Paris reports another victim of Henri LeMoine the diamond maker a Parisian jeweller who paid him 20000 dollars last year for a secret of making diamonds. Suspicion led the man to submit the samples to a ruby making specialist who identified the stones as from Jagersfontein. The jeweller threatened to prosecute and LeMoine refunded the money.
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Paris
Henri Lemoine
Lemoine
Jagersfontein
Chinese opposition grows to Japan over Manchuria ties
Peking reports renewed Chinese government opposition as Japan appears ready to extend the Hsin Min Tun Railroad with Japanese capital. Manchurian governors and Viceroy Hsu Shih Chang push for a 10.9 million tael loan to bolster Chinese administration, seeking independence from Japanese aid. They vow united action with Russia against Japanese influence and protest Harbin’s Russian municipal setup.
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Peking
Japan
Manchuria
Hsu Shih Chang
Russia
China
Harbin
Interchange of Wireless Bill in Reichstag Aims at Intercommunication
Berlin announces a bill to organize wireless telegraphy business aligning with 1903 and 1906 international decisions. It forces navigation companies and land stations to intercommunicate, or ship radio station permits are denied. The minister says it broadens access to all systems.
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Reichstag
Berlin
International Commission
International Congress
Dance on battleship Minnesota entertains Brazilian capital
Rio de Janeiro officers and social leaders attended a reception on the Minnesota. The ship’s stern deck fountain glowed with electric lights and a portrait of President Penna stood beside the Brazilian coat of arms in flowers. A large orchestra and military band performed as launches ferried guests aboard.
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Rio de Janeiro
Bach
Penna
Brazil
José Carlos Rodriguez
Journal of Commerce
Admiral Sperry
Alencar
Dr. Rodriguez
Mulai Hafig Proclaimed Sultan at Wazan Amid Turmoil
Tangier January 21 Mulai Hafig is proclaimed Sultan at Wazan a sacred Moroccan town about sixty miles from Fez Officials say turmoil follows as agents of Mulai Hafiq preach holy war against the police El Araish The Grand Sheriff resides at Wazan and heads the Mulai Taleb fraternity with influence over the region.
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Tangier
Mulai Hafig
Wazan
Fez
Mulai Hafiq
el Araish
Morocco
Moroco
Mulai-Taleb
Sabres Used in Berlin Clash Between Police and Unemployed
In Berlin a mass gathering addressed by Socialists led to a violent clash as police used sabres against about two thousand rioters. Many were wounded, sixteen taken to a charity hospital, and extra surgeons summoned. Police later dispersed further disturbances near the Reichstag and Koeniggraetzer. Socialists urged employment measures amid large turnout.
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Berlin
Schiffbauerdamm
Lustgarten
Charity Hospital
Koenniggraetzer
Reichstag
Herren Singer
Bruhne
Emmel
Lehmann
Scheidmann
Steucklen
Zubell
Americans Presented to Kaiser at Berlin Palace
The first drawing room of the season at the Emperor's palace in Berlin hosted Mrs. Spencer F. Eddy and Lt. Commander Reginald R. Belknap with their spouses, Yale President Arthur T. Hadley and Harvard Prof William H. Schofield, and Basil Miles among the guests. Hadley and Schofield wore academic gowns beside uniforms as they met the Emperor. the scholars said they will depart for the United States late January and early February.
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Kaiser
Rerlin
Emperor's Palace
Spencer F. Eddy
Reginald R. Belknap
Belknap
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
Hadley
William Henry Schofield
Harvard University
Schofield
Basil Miles
Hyne Believed To Be Witzhoff In Bigamy Case
Bristol January 21 Arthur Hyne a Bristol dentist was committed for trial on bigamy and fraud charges. Many suspect his identity with George Witzhoff or A C Weston who married several women in America and vanished after obtaining money. Prosecution says Hyne married Margaret Stevens last August while Amelia remained alive and a letter from Brooklyn acknowledges the nonlegal marriage.
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Bristol
Arthur Hyne
Hyne
George Witzhoff
A. C. Weston
America
Margaret Stevens
Amelia
Brooklyn
Compromise Reaches Panama Canal Tax Dispute
Paris reports the French government settles its $2,800,000 claim with the new Panama company and Colombia. The Panama company will pay $1,600,000 with Colombia contributing $300,000. Tax collectors previously seized Colombia held shares to cover stamps on canal property sale to the United States, a move Colombia challenged as not responsible for the sale or valid after Panama's independence declaration.
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Paris
Panama Company
Colombia
Panama Canal Company
United States
Panama
Attorney General Bonaparte to announce on Southern Pacific merger
The Tribune reports Attorney General Bonaparte will release a forthcoming statement on the alleged Southern Pacific Union Pacific merger and related legal actions. A Salt Lake City suit is rumored but not confirmed as investigators return from Europe. The department says it will issue the statement in a few days.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bonaparte
Southern Pacific Union Pacific
Harriman
Department of Justice
Salt Lake City
Heat Wave Ends in Victoria After Destructive Fires
Melbourne reports the heat wave ending but leaving vast bush fires across Victoria. Hundreds of homesteads destroyed, livestock losses mount as towns face threat. Over a hundred sunstroke deaths recorded and thousands ill from extreme heat.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Curzon elected Irish representative peer in doubt
Dublin reports that Lord Curzon of Kedleston appears to have won a majority for Ireland’s representative peer seat, but The Dublin Gazette records he may not be on the official voting roll. Lord Ashtown finished second amid a very close vote. Curzon cites a technical omission as the reason for any nonqualification.
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Dublin
Dublin Gazette
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
Ireland
Lord Ashtown
Gazette
Baron Curzon of
House of Lords
Baron Ashtown
Peers of
India
Clonmel
Mrs M Kenna Dies At Paris
Mrs McKenna wife of Colonel McKenna and daughter of R C Kerens of St Louis died in Paris on January 21 marking a notable loss in diplomatic and social circles.
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M’kenna
Paris
American tribute at Riddarholm for King Oscar
Stockholm January 21 representatives of the Swedish American Episcopal Church in America Dr Freden laid roses and laurel on King Oscar s coffin at Riddarholm Church American Minister Charles H Graves and the entire American legation and consulate attended the ceremony
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Stockholm
America
Freden
Oscar
Riddarholm Church
Charles H. Graves
Sweden
Accusation Against Dolphins
Hamburg reports the British steamer Conway from New Orleans via Norfolk encountered a school of dolphins about a week ago and suffered a damaged propeller and dented plates.
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Hamburg
Conway
New Orleans
Norfolk
Night Riders Burn Tobacco Barn In Christian County Farm
Hopkinsville Ky Jan 21 A band of roughly one hundred night riders burned the large tobacco barn on the James A Coleman farm in southern Christian County today. The barn held about fifteen thousand pounds of tobacco ready for shipment. Coleman is not a member of the Tobacco Association.
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Hopkinsville
James A. Coleman
Christian County
Coleman
The
Tobacco Association
Congo Reform Aso Denounces Congo Treaty Plan
London, Jan 21. The Congo Reform Association met under Lord Monkswell and vowed a tougher campaign. Resolutions condemn the Belgium Congo transfer plan and demand a British time limit for Belgian annexation plans with guarantees and the end of slavery. If Belgium fails, Britain may seek joint action and, if needed, denounce the Congo State as barbarous.
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London
Congo Reform Association
Lord Monkswell
Secretary Root
United States
Congo
Belgium
Great Britain
Sir Edward Grey
Chamber
Big sum sought in Dominican case against San Domingo Co
Charles Cormany, former private secretary to Frederick W. Holls and now counsel for Holls widow, obtained an order from Justice Newburger to examine officers of National City Bank about funds claimed to be for the San Domingo Improvement Company. Holls’s executrix seeks 97315.45 for legal services. the case notes a 4500 monthly settlement pledged on customs receipts of San Domingo. Directors Weed and Wells are named as top officials of the company. Holls died July 2, 166 and served at The Hague peace congress.
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Charles Custis Cormany
Frederick W. Holls
Caroline Sayles Chittenden
Hollis
Justice Newburger
Supreme Court
National City Bank
San Domingo
Smith M. Weed
Charles W. Wells
San Domingo Company
Weed
Wells
Hells
Hague
Many Would Wed Irish Beauty at Exposition
Miss Mollie Brady of Connemara attracts letters from would be suitors at the Irish fisheries exhibit at Madison Square Garden. A sample note from Dennis O'Reilly of Providence includes a photo and mentions family ties. Brady is staying with friends in Bayonne and undecided about remaining in America as Tammany Hall Night draws notable guests.
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Mollie Brady
Connemara
Madison Square Garden
Miss Brady
Providence
Michael O'Reilly
Dennis O'Reilly
State Street
R. I
Bayonne
N. J
America
Charles F. Murphy
Sullivans
Big Tim
Little Tim
Sheriff Foley
Flexner Serum Aids Naval Meningitis Cases
Newport R I January 21 two apprentice seamen at the naval training station were treated with Dr Flexners serum the Rockefeller Institute discovery. F F Crawford Charlestown IL and R B Holloway Lipton Tenn new recruits grew steadily better with Crawford reported well and Holloway convalescent after the new treatment.
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Tribune
Newport, R. I
Naval Training Station
Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
F. F. Crawford
Charlestown
R. B. Holloway
Lipton
Tenn
Naval Service
Crawford
Holloway
Woman Captures Burglary Suspect in Williamsburg Home
Mrs Hannah Jaeger, caretaker at 272 South 9th Street Williamsburg, returned home and confronted an intruder on the sixth floor. After a struggle she restrained him with an iron window weight until police were summoned. the suspect, identified as Samuel Harris, is charged with burglary.
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Hannah Jaeger
Th Street
Williamsburg
Samuel Harris
Tax the Rich 50 Per Cent Lecture at Cooper Union
Professor J. G. Brooks urged a 50 percent income tax on the rich at Cooper Union. He cited Roosevelt and Carnegie and said government ownership and tariff for revenue only could fund running costs. A man questioned religious interference. Brooks warned socialism would challenge Catholicism.
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J. G. Brooks
Cooper Union
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Tolstoy
Odd Fire Story At West 26th Street Flats
Nicholas Tomas, 38, told West 20th Street police three men tied him and tossed him on a burning mattress after posing as a gas inspector. The fire caused about $200 damage in the Hospital Flats on the fourth floor. Detectives questioned Tomas. his story could not be verified. Police found $600 in insurance papers, a marriage license, and a bankbook on Tomas.
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West 20Th Street
West 26Th Street
Nicholas Tomas
Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
McLaughlin and McAuley
Mareshall Seery
Tomas
A Cold Warns of Deadly Ailments and Home Remedies
A discussion on colds and their potential progression to serious illnesses like pneumonia bronchitis and asthma. The text argues early relief is vital and endorses Peruna as a constant household remedy, citing numerous patient letters as proof of its effectiveness.
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Witzhoff
Ashtown
Dead King
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Union Pacific
North- Western
R. M. Johnson
Broadway
New York
Arial
Tammany Men
Exposition
DR. Flexner
R. S. Minturn
East 22d St
R. Fulton
Association For Improving
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