World War Peace Plan Favorable to Several Nations
Secretary Bryan outlined a plan for interstate arbitration to prevent war, with Britain France Italy Brazil Sweden Norway Russia and Peru showing favor. Germany and Japan were not yet onboard, but expected to respond later as talks on limited treaties renew. The proposal envisions an international commission to investigate disputes before hostilities, with timely reporting and optional independent action by parties.
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United States
Wilson
Bryan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Brazil
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Peru
Germany
Japan
Kaiser
Spain
Portgual
Bry
International Commission
Korean Plot Charged Heads to Independence Fight
Twenty Koreans arrested in Chung-Nyong province charged with conspiracy to organize an army for Korea's independence restoration.
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Soul
Korea
Chung-Nyong
Japanese government eyes California land issue in new note
Tokyo reports a forthcoming note to Washington on the California alien landowner law and possible treaty changes. A Japanese association in the United States may form to seek a permanent solution via a new treaty or changes in naturalization law.
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Tokio
California
Washington
United States
Japan
Tacoma
Wash
Yamaguchi
Baron Chinda
San Francisco
Yokohama
Parachute Demonstration Ends with 800 Foot Fall
Arthur Popham fell 800 feet from an aeroplane after a patent parachute failed to open. He landed in mire up to his neck and was shoveled out unhurt.
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Chicago
Arthur Popham
Publisher on Trial in Manchester Conspiracy Case
Edgar Whitely, manager of the National Labor Press, was put on trial in Manchester on a charge of conspiracy tied to the publication of an issue of the Suffragette. He faces legal action related to the paper and its content.
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Manchester
England
Edgar Whitely
National Labor Press
Parents and child drown in Washita river tragedy
In Sulphur Oklahoma on a fishing trip Walter Moore his wife and their 14 year old daughter drowned while another 11 year old tried to help. Mrs Moore entered the water with the 14 year old and both went under. Moore and the mother and child all perished. Four younger children cried on the bank for relatives as rescuers searched. The family resided in Davis Oklahoma.
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Walter Moore
Washita
Davis
Bryan Secures Private Seal With Dove of Peace Design
Washington reports Secretary of State Bryan has a private seal carved from a coin design linked to Alexander the Great. The seal, depicting a man with a bird, will stamp routine papers with the name William J. Bryan. His peace pledges and heavy workload inspired the scheme to speed routine correspondence.
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Washington
Bryan
Alexander the Great
Col
State Department
William J. Bryan
Spectacles Spark Divorce in Cleveland Couple
Mrs. Louis Magrander, married 33 years, blames spectacles for marital trouble saying he wants them worn constantly while she resists. In divorce proceedings the husband alleges she hit him with a clit during a police intervention and refused to cook meals. He seeks alimony.
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Cleveland. O
Louis Magrander
Louis
Lobby Committee Opens Inquiry on Lobbyists Law
Washington June 2 The senate judiciary committee began an investigation into the tariff lobby aiming to compel lobbyists to register Similar bills are in several states and a federal act may follow The inquiry will use written interrogatories to obtain sworn answers from senators and may urge a federal registration law for legislative agents and attorneys with the aim of legitimizing the profession
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Senate
Committee On Judiciary
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Cummins
Iowa
Reed
Missouri
Root
Clark
Wyoming
Wilson
Lkely
Cong
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Apostle of Peace
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