WRONG TO CUT THEM LOOSE Senor Quezon Plea for Philippine Independence
A Manila Society dinner scene features Manuel Quezon urging full independence for the Philippine Islands, quoting Wilson. Taft, Bishop Brent, and ex-Governor General Wright counter with caution, arguing self-government requires character and careful transition under American oversight.
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Wilson
Taft
Manuel Quezon
Congress
Philippine Islands
Philppine Society
Plaza
Quezon
Sefer Quezon
Brown Brothers
Sefier Quezon
Charles H. Brent
Philippines
Luke F. Wright
The
Democratic Party
American Polo Team Triumphs in Free Philippines Drive
Morning news briefs report the American polo team winning as efforts rise to free Filipinos, with other items noting testimony about payment, stock shifts on a Tate decision, a fan refusing to testify, and various local and foreign political snippets from Fort George to European affairs.
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Taft
Bier
Duffy
Tate
Nassau
Stevens
J.C. Martin Will
Fort George
New Jersey Fusion
Curran Report
Wittpenn
Society Circus
Duffy graft case witness testifies on stand
A witness testifies that a predecessor provided the defendant with a list of places to be taken care of in the Duffy graft case. The jury remains seated as the proceedings continue. Names mentioned include Rinby D. Valliant and several listed associates.
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Fox
Duffy Bribery Trial Opens With Prosecution Testimony
The jury trial of police sergeant Peter J. Duffy on bribery charges began with a ten minute opening by Assistant District Attorney John K. Clark. Julius Roth testified as the prosecution’s key witness, detailing a longstanding protection money scheme tied to the Academic Club poker den on West 116th Street, with payments averaging 30 dollars monthly and up to 70 dollars demanded at times.
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John K. Clark
Julius Roth
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Duffy
Luffy
Murray Hil
Academic Club
West 116Th Street
Eugene ¥. Fox
Gambiers
Troth
Sweeney
Wrenn
Roth
Mone Fox
East 126Th Street
Fox
Toth
Abraham Levy
Senators Open Peonage Inquiry From West Virginia Fallout
The U S Senate inquiry into habeas corpus suspensions in West Virginia began by summoning military authorities and demanding records since martial law in coal regions. Operators for Paint Creek and general coal interests deny peonage charges and link violence to alleged UMWA conspiracies. Witnesses describe damaged townships, trials, and military actions amid ongoing indictments and contested miner clashes.
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Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
United States Senate
West Virginia
Paint Creek Collieries Company
Kern
Senate
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
United Mine Workers of America
Defeat Shocks London Polo Fans After Meadow Brook Match
Morning papers give prominent coverage to the international polo match at Meadow Brook. England's team prowess in practice games drew glowing cables, but Tesuit’s team failed to meet expectations, causing widespread disappointment.
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Meadow Brook
England
Tesuit
Courthouse fist fight over Stilwell scandal in The Bronx
The incident involved State Senator Anthony J. Griffin and Henry Salant in the county courthouse corridor. Salant reportedly said they would target Stilwell’s supporters, Griffin challenged him, a scuffle was attempted but halted by bystanders, and both men left promising to settle the dispute later.
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Bronx
Anthony J. Griffin
Henry Salant
Senate
Salant
Stilwell
Griffin
Sid
Explosion near Paterson stirs Hawthorne area
A blast at 12:50 a.m. shook Paterson area but investigators found no evidence of an explosion. Police checked Hawthorne Ashley Heights and the United Piece Dye Works plant where Captain Frank J. Biller led searches for any cause or damage. No culprits or results were found.
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N. J
Alto
Ashley Heights
Hawthorne
Tresidenta
United Piece Dye Works I
Frank J. Biller
Paris Warsaw flight sets record in 13 hours
French aviator Marceli Brindejene des Mouhinais flew from Paris to Warsaw via Berlin, covering about 1500 kilometers in thirteen hours with no nonessential stops for the Pommery cup. His average speed reached 83 miles an hour, far eclipsing train times of 27 hours on the Nord Express. Continued on third page seventh column.
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Marceli
Brindejene Des Mou
Hinais
Warsaw
Berlin
Villacoubiay
Illustrator engages for polo match sketches in Tribune
Mr G D Armour, famed for hunting and racing scenes in Punch, is engaged by The Tribune to create a page of sketches of the international polo match. He has many admirers in the United States, England, and the Continent, and Tribune is pleased to secure his services for the sporting classic of the year.
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Tribune
Armour
United States
England
Continent
the Tribune
Burning liner near port expected to reach Charleston
The Munson Line steamship Olinda, reported on fire at sea, was ninety five miles southeast of Charleston at 9 10 a m and was making for this port. The Olinda is expected to arrive here tomorrow.
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Olinda
Charleston
William Lynch Not Convicted Says New York Papers
The Tribune and other New York papers report a man named William Lynch as convicted of petty larceny in the Court of Special Sessions. An attorney for the accused sent a letter denying the article, stating the real son of Mrs. Theresa Lynch is William Lynch of Audubon Avenue, a jewelry salesman, with no arrest or conviction. The trial included Stephen Tobin, manager of Madison Square Garden, testifying to his acquaintance with the prisoner as a son of Mrs. Theresa Lynch.
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New York
Willam Lynch
Court of Special Sessions
Mra
Theresa Lynch
14Th Street
William Lynch
Carden
Lynch
Audubon Avenue
Casey
Stephen Tobin
Madison Square Garden
Treaty stance shifts in Californian land dispute
Tokyo reports that Japan will drop from its rejoinder the claim that the Fourteenth Amendment is violated in the Californian land act case. The decision aims to strengthen the national case by focusing on treaty violations, with discussion now left to Viscount Chinda and Secretary Bryan.
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Tokio
Japan
Viscount Chinda
Washington
Bryan
America's Big Four Triumph In Polo's Intercup Clash
The Big Four defeated Great Britain 5 goals to 3 at Meadow Brook in the opening Inter national Cup game. Larry Waterbury scored four goals for the Americans, despite penalties, with Milburn and Whitney starring on defense. Monte Waterbury broke two fingers and was replaced by L. E. Stoddard, while Captain Whitney led the charge as the American forwards outpaced the British defense and delighted a crowd near 25,000 spectators.
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L. E. Stoddard
Great Britain
Meadow Brook Yesterda
Harry Payne Whitney
America
Duke of Westminster
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Stodedard
Monte
Whitney
Larry” Waterbury
Louis Stoddard
Milburn
Larry Waterbury
Devereux Milburn
Larry
Ards
Cheape
Ritson
Jome
Tve
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