Mahan on Immigration and Japanese Assimilation
Admiral Mahan argues in favor of limiting Japanese immigration and opposing naturalization for outsiders, stressing the will of the American people and dangers of assimilation. The Times notes the debate centers on whether Japan can be welcomed as a civilized nation without eroding national identity.
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Canada
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Pine Grove for Pope Near Vatican Property Negotiations
Holy See negotiates to purchase a pine wood area near the Vatican as part of a possible archway or underpass feature for the Pontiff. The plan would offer a scenic view toward the Roman Campagna and the Tiber. Two fires injure four firemen and three hospitalize in Mtzwelre burnage incident, with a blaze at a large hardenr factory and a warehouse caused by a cigarette mishap.
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London society's busiest week in the season
London notes a bustling week with Ascot river events drawing 1600 craft through Boulter's Lock. The Prince of Wales marks his nineteenth birthday as the King and Queen plan Covent Garden opera with Melba and Caruso. Alexandra Day on Wednesday features 20000 women in white selling roses for charity. Buckingham Palace hosts the state ball Thursday amid private dances.
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Melba
Caruso
Harry Lauder Preaches Sociability in Bristol Sermon
Harry Lauder spoke to 1,200 at Castle Green Congregational Church Bristol on sociability. He praised the home circle and discipline, joked about a son who never talks back, and performed songs including The Children's Home and There Is a Green Hill Far Away after noon.
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London
Harry Lauder
Castle Green
Bristol
Crete
Mr. Louder
British committee seeks funds for hundredth anniversary celebration
London reports an appeal by the British committee for the celebration of the century of peace among English speaking peoples. Secretary H. S. Perkins says funds must be raised quickly to secure Sulgrave Manor in Northamptonshire and to enable an elaborate international programme.
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Sulgrave Manor
Northamptonshire
Washington
Pastor Denounces Editorial Attacks On Clergy
In Dungloe parish the Rev Luke J Evers of St Andrews Catholic Church criticized an editorial attacking Magistrate House and questioning religious teaching. He urged editors to stick to news while clergy remain responsible for theology and morals. Mme Georges Goyau, daughter of a former French president, died in Paris at 68.
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Catholic Orphan Asylum
Cardinal Farley
Paris
Mme
Georges Goyau
Labcle Rose Félix-Faurs
Rtepublic
On Apa
England prepa res to welcome Poincaré visit headline tone
Paris reports strong public interest as President Poincaré prepares for a landmark London visit. He arrives at Spithead aboard the Jean Mart, hosted by King George, with minister Stephen Pichon and French officials. Officials pledge grand ceremonies, royal receptions, and talks aimed at closer Franco British cooperation during a three day stay ending June 27.
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Poincaré
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Beilhant
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Olympia
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Dover
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Stster Cruixere
Condé
Marseillaire
Paris
Pre Dent
Hilux
Crack Develops in Miraflores Locks Wall Panama Canal
In Miraflores, Panama, alarm rumors spread after a crack appeared in the northwest cut‑off wall of the Miraflores locks. Engineers say the crack is minor, likely from slight settlement, and deny reports of major damage or $1,500,000 rebuilding costs.
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Weather forecast shows warm spell across southern states and plains
Temperatures above seasonal average predicted for the Southern States, central valleys, and plains states. Normal readings expected in the Middle Atlantic and New England. Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and Middle Atlantic to warm by Wednesday. No major storm expected across the country next week.
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Middle Atlantic
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Great Lakes
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Ohio Valley
Servian minister quits as Bulgaria and Servia sever ties
London reports the Servian ministry resigns and the vice minister to Bulgaria departs Sofia for Belgrade. A fresh note declares willingness to arbitrate but not under the ante bellum treaty and urges demobilization. In Constantinople on June 22 a court martial sentences twenty men to death for involvement in the assassination of the Grand Vizier Mahmoud Shefket Pacha.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Belgrade
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Constantinople
Grand Vialet
Mahmoud Shefket Pacha
Rebels Surround Ojeda as Armored Train Stranded
Nogales reports General Ojeda's federal column advancing toward Hermillo is surrounded by insurgent state troops. The armored troop train lies between burned bridges with government forces on the defensive. Fifty federal soldiers sent from Guaymas were routed near Empalme yesterday. The dispute over aviator Didier Massen and bombardments near Guaymas persists, with no fighting since dark.
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Hermillo
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Empalma
Didier Masseon
Guatemala Prosperity Reported By Ex Diplomat
Dr Antonio Batres Jauregui a Guatemalan lawyer and former minister in Washington said Guatemala is sound financially and near a $20 million loan offer from American bankers. He spoke at the Hotel Imperial in Washington after visiting Washington and said the debt settlement with English bondholders was approved domestically and internationally.
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Central America
Europe
Guatemala
Hotel Imperial
Washington
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The
Tribune
Central American Republic
England
Jauregt
United States
Estrada Cabrera
Guatemalan executive inheritance praised by envoy and leaders
Dr Jauregui addressed progress in Guatemala praising the current administration under Estrada Cabrera. He described a debt-free settlement of affairs, lauded the Panama Canal project for immigration and coffee and sugar lands, and credited political stability and an excellent public school system with fostering citizenship and industrial growth. The Interoceanic railroad was also cited as boosting national welfare.
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Guatemala
Atemala
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Extrada Cabrera
Central America
Plans West Side Hearing on New York Central Improvements
A Board of Estimate hearing will review revised plans for the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad facilities along the Hudson waterfront and Twelfth Avenue to St. John's Park. Changes include covering tracks at Inwood Hill, a tunnel through Fort Washington Park, reduced Manhattanville freight facilities, Riverside Drive track coverings south to 72nd Street, moving tracks from 60th to 26th Street underground at Twelfth Avenue, and a subway south of 34th Street replacing an elevated line.
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Riverside Drive
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