Jordon College Man Speaks on the Asiatic Problem
David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford University, denounces a Japanese exclusion act as a hoodlum act and argues for a measured approach to immigration. He predicts Japan will gain Pacific mastery through trade and goods, while praising Japan’s aim to curb unskilled labor. A separate Washington hearing considers Chinese exclusion changes and Japanese policy impacts.
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Ten Hurt in Fog Bound Train Collision
Chicago January 14 Ten persons were injured seriously when a through train outbound on the Monon railroad collided in fog with the sleeper at the rear of a Wabash train at one hundred and twelfth street midnight last night. The Wabash engine went into a ditch and the coal fire set the sleeper ablaze destroying it.
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Charges Against Minister to Norway Reported
Washington January 14 sensational charges filed against H D Pierce United States minister to Norway and former third assistant secretary of state involving alleged misconduct and official improper actions. The case centers on alleged improprieties during his diplomatic service and raises questions about accountability at the foreign affairs level. The details outline accusations, potential consequences, and ongoing investigations by federal authorities.
Roosevelt Says Brownsville Outrage Proved by Evidence
President Roosevelt releases a detailed report with maps shells and testimonies asserting 15 to 20 colored troops committed August 13 Brownsville outrage and that their discharge was lawful The message claims civilians saw uniforms heard voices and that gunfire came from fort The President states the order cannot be revoked except by another executive order and defends his authority while noting few if any soldiers could defend themselves.
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Battle May Affect Wholesale Centers Nationwide
A developing confrontation could impact wholesale centers across the country as market participants brace for shifts in supply chains and pricing. Industry observers note potential disruptions amid strategic moves by key firms.
Multiple Fatalities and Wrecks Highlight Jan 14 News
Maritime labor tensions rise as Spokane freight rate case before commissioners may shape national pricing. Utah train wreck near Montello kills an engineer and injures a fireman. seven cars derailed. Brooklyn gas stove explosion claims four, with a hospital death. Clinton mine gas blast kills four. several others presumed dead. Chicago trial unfolds as Shea case targets Teamsters leadership.
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Walton's Studio Portraits and Kodak Supplies
Miss Hortense Bucy returned to her home in Canyon City today after a months' visit with her sister, Mrs. T. M. Daniel. Nine year old Rippy Oriental.
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Bailey oil charges spark long Austin debate
Austin on January 14 saw a floor fight as supporters and opponents of a Bailey investigation resolution argued all morning. Each side claimed victory ahead of the final vote on the charges connected to oil interests.
Frozen on Account of the Car Shortage
Senator Hans borough said a Minot North Carolina letter claimed three women were frozen to death there due to fuel shortages caused by the car shortage. He cited the tale while discussing the impact of the car shortage on fuel supply.
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Weather Report Roswell NM January 14
U. S. Weather Bureau local observation notes Roswell New Mexico at 6 am with max 64, min 39, mean 52 and no precipitation. Northwesterly wind 5 mph. Weather cloudy. Forecast calls for rain tonight and Tuesday and much colder conditions. Snow expected in the north and rain in the south of New Mexico tonight into Tuesday.
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Township election draws out big vote in Roswell
In Roswell and across the Territory township elections drew strong crowds. Kilgour ran as a dark horse for constable with early showings in Precincts 1 and 2, while Lovelace and Herbert contested, and Will Robinson won the Third Ward council seat without opposition.
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Beckler Heads Home to Amarillo After Morning Departure
F. M. Beckler departed this morning en route to his Amarillo home. The move marks a routine departure with no stated reasons or additional details provided.
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