Arbitration hard line threatens Japan California talks
Secretary Bryan argues arbitration with the United States is ineffective if states may ignore treaties. He contends that California’s alleged treaty breach cannot be resolved by arbitration alone and that any award would be unenforceable due to state rights. The stance risks complicating Tokyo negotiations and could push Japan toward court action in The Hague or a new treaty solution.
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Bryan
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Ourse
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Gun Victim Judge S Son Believed Dead Boy’s Father
Montreat July 18 A message from Ayer s Cliff reports the accidental shooting death of nineteen year old Parker during a target practice with revolvers. The Parker name is linked to Justice Charles V Parker of the New Jersey Supreme Court with a Jersey City summer home. Attempts to reach the judge were unsuccessful as the family is away for the season.
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Dispatch
Parker
Charles V. Parker
Gifford Avenue
Jersey City
Plans for Metropolitan Museum South Wing Extension
McKim, Mead & White filed plans with the Buildings Department for a south wing to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to house J. Pierpont Morgan collections. The addition, costing about 1.5 million, will front Fifth Avenue for 874 feet, extend the building to Sith Street from Central Park, be two stories high, 211 feet deep, and use limestone brick and pink Knoxville marble. The expansion will greatly enlarge the museum as more objects await display.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
J. Flerpont Morgan
McKim, Mead & White
Huildings Department
Shanon
Fifth Avenue
Mark
Sith Street
Knoxville
Sutton Sharpe than wins alimony case in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled on alimony payments to Mrs Michelle Sutton Sharpe, noting the former husband Terraneeek had paid for seven years. Mrs Sharpe testified the remarriage was an act to get even, claiming she could support herself.
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Imichelle Sutton Sharpe
Mra Sharpe
Sutton
Hin
Kelly
John Boyd Gray
Sutton Sharpe
Morning News Local Highlights and Oddities
Local briefs cover a mix of road accidents and a police captain’s upcoming trial. Also noted are a New Haven mystery, refugees in New Jersey, a divorce case, a fund drive, theater and opera items, and various political and wartime mentions.
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David Lamar
Endieted
Duffer
New Haven
Mexico
Wresh Air Fund
W. A
Mack
Abe Mollen
Bomb Plot Trial Unfolds After Sulphur Odor Warns Trader
A traveling salesman Jacques Frank narrowly escaped harm as a mailed bomb failed to ignite. The package from Darien Conn bore the name Adaey Lybolt and contained nitroglycerine and five matches arranged with emery paper, all housed with sacks. Police, led by Captain Day and Inspector Hastie, secured the device and began investigations into the motive, while the bomber remains at large amid ongoing inquiries into a larger railroad labor impasse and arbitration talks.
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Frank
Adaey Lybolt
Darren Conn
Frink
Captain Day
St Nichalue Avenue
Dayalae
Has
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Sheelf
Man Rescued From Niagara Falls by Human Chain
A 22 year old man Chapman near Prospect Point toppled into the Niagara River. Four men formed a chain from the railing to reach him. The rescuer clung to his burden as the current swept away another, but both were dragged ashore. Chapman was unconscious for an hour.
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Trueman Chapman
Hamilton
Ont
Chapman
Prospect Point
John Hughes
Thomas
Niagara Walte
Thomas D
Toronto
Jinan
Chapmain
World health campaign to receive 100 million gift
London dispatch reports an international health fund of 100 million dollars to aid a world health drive. The income will be managed by a new International Health Commission. Donors are unnamed but a foundation funds the effort, with aims to study and cure diseases among native races and combat anemia in tropical regions.
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London
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Pia
United States
International Health Commission
England
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Page Alao
Europe
Morning Post
John D. Rockefeller
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Euland
Great Britain
Liew
Carnegie transfers American benefaction to United Kingdom
Andrew Carnegie transfers administration of ten million dollars in 5 percent first mortgage steel bonds to the United Kingdom for libraries and church organs. The Dunfermline trustees will manage the funds and may adapt rules with two thirds consent, directing income to beneficent UK uses and allowing collaboration or changes as needed.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Dunfermline
Skibo Castle
United Kingdom
Carnegie Corporation of
New York
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Wifelind
Dunfermline Trust
Spartan Act Saves Life At Riverside Steel Works
James Waller of Favier street narrowly escaped death when a hot spring coil grabbed him at Riverside Steel Spring Works. The coil burned through flesh to the knee before coworkers freed him. He is hospitalized. doctors fear possible leg amputation.
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Burlington
Riverside Steel Spring
James Waller
Favier Street
Sailors riot and sack while Daniels is guest
In Seattle July 18 marines and sailors from the Pacific reserve fleet attacked Socialist and Industrial Workers of the World offices. A second mob hit the Industrial Workers headquarters on Washington street. The riot spread to a newsstand and a lobby, wrecking property and burning materials. Secretary Daniels, dining ashore aboard the West Virginia, praised the flag and said red flag adherents should be driven from the country.
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United States
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Colorado
California
Soajatiats
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Neet
Mg Industrial Workers
Washington Street
Daniels
West Virginia
Admiral Reynolda
Fifth Avenue
Virginia Street
Washington Naval Militia
State
Milfard Price
Fourth Avenue
Houlevard
Ity
Industrial Workers of the World
Stewart Street
Ranier Club
Boston
Hero convict freed for sentinel act at DC jail
Washington July 18 Benjamin Bell freed by presidential pardon after he helped capture a fleeing inmate at the District of Columbia Jail. Bell risked his life guarding the stockade while another prisoner armed with a knife escaped. Bell overpowered the assailant and returned him to custody. The superintendent praised his conduct.
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Wilson
Washington
Benjamin Bell
District of Columbia
Hell
Storm over Bryan Senate clash in heated lecture salary debate
Headlines report a three day Senate storm sparked by Secretary Bryan's plan to supplement official pay with Chautauqua lectures. Bristow accuses misuse of public funds, Ashurst and others exchange sharp charges as debate centers on information requests about Mexico and cabinet conduct.
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Washington
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Senate
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
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Bristow
Ashurst
Mr. Bryan
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Kunnies
Avotier
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Smith
Arizona
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Kansas
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