Japan Plans Immigration Policy Talks Amid U S Tension
Tokyo moved to postpone a Diet session speech by Viscount Hayashi on immigration until January 30 as a reply from the United States on the memo is awaited. Japan will push stringent limits on remigration to America and Canada, with laborers barred except under mutually satisfactory conditions. Emigration to Hawaii is forbidden except for relatives of Japanese residents, signaling a broader clampdown on foreign labor flows.
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Tokio
Diet
Moreiai
Viscount Hayashi
Visount Hayashi
Amerea
Canada
Japan
Foreign Office
America
Mexico
Sun
Hawaiian Islands
Viscount Aoki
Haxastl
Yokohana
Shamashiilvnad
Aaron Chinda
Lay Corner Stone For Elas Tuesday In San Antonio
The cornerstone ceremony for the Biks lodge room in San Antonio is set for Tuesday at 11 o clock with an ornate program. Tabb Samuel Marks of Temple will deliver the oration, as work on the reinforced concrete two story building proceeds on avenue T backing the post office, costing about $45,000.
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Biks
San Antonio
John J. Stevens
Sebn Rosle
Charles Finehan
Ek Areigas
Avenue T
San Antonio Eyka
Fraternal Building Company
Emterprise
Jodge
DuMare
Rosar Constriction Company
X. Flood Walker
Iadge
Alastor Tyne
Heavily Fined for Rebating in Federal Case
Kansas City January 25 George L Thomis a New York freight broker and FH N Taggart his associate pleaded guilty in the U S district court to conspiracy to pay rebates to shippers Judge Smith Mc Pherson fined Thomis seven thousand dollars and Taggart four thousand both sentences omitted jail terms imposed earlier Other verdicts in the same term included Swift Co 15000 Cudahy 15000 Armour 26000 Nelson Morris 14000 and Chicago Burlington Quin Railroad 85000 fines for rebates were upheld by the court of appeals at St Paul
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Kansas City
George L. Thomis
New York
FH. N. Taggart
United States District Court
Smith McPherson
Thomas
Taggart
Aitor
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour Backing Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Chicago Nurlington & Quin
Une Eivenit Court of Appeals
St Paul
Roads in Texas Show Steady Fiscal Shifts
Texas road figures for the first five months compare 1907 and this fiscal year. Gross earnings rose from 18 853 999 to 27 077 889 dollars, a 2.86 percent drop. Freight revenue fell 637 876 dollars, down 22.3 percent, while gross operating expenses rose 5 294 988 dollars, up 21.21 percent.
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Sprofil
Austin
Pex
Dam
Paiload Commission
Texas
Baker Refused Bail By Judge Dwyer Today
In the Seventh District Court Judge Dwyer refused bail for Z F Baker charged with the murder of L L McMickle. Baker’s bond was set at $3000 and he remains in sheriff custody after a prior trial ended without a verdict. A separate petition by Theodore Montalba for release on burglary charges was denied with a $500 bond set.
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Seventh District Court
Z. F Baker
L. L. McMickle
Dwyer
Baker
Sherifors
Broker Bloch Shoots Self in Louisville Office
Joseph C. Bloch senior member of Bloch Brothers whiskey brokerage shot himself in his Louisville office on January 2. Friends report he had suffered prolonged nervous prostration.
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Louisville
Joseph C.bloch
Bloch Brothers
Whitcomb Special Arrives Here February 11
Raymond Whiteany excursion promoter announces a Whitcomb special visit to San Antonio in February. The train will bring 11 travelers aboard a special tray and depart February 12 via the Southern Pacific for Bagley Pass and Mexico. The party includes stars from New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and other cities.
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Raymond Whiteany
San Antonin
Southern Pacific
Bagley Pass
Mexico
New York
Boston
Pitt Cincinnati
Chicago
Talks to Farmers by A and M College Expert
Professor J W Carson of Texas A and M College Station addresses Bexar County Farmers Association meeting at the Business Men's Club. He discusses Campbell method and the dairying and western Kansas Nebraskan topics, highlighting the era of distending methods and attending attendees.
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J. W. Carson
Ieee
College Station
Bexar County
Campbell
Daviern
Cab Ridy
Kansas
Nebrans
Night riders threaten Dawson Springs tobacco dealer
In Dawson Springs Kentucky on January 25 masked night riders captured independent tobacco buyer John Heath at the Ar Gaudin hotel. They forced him to promise not to sell any more tobacco after threatening to whip him and throw him in the river. Heath was taken to a near river and then returned to the hotel.
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Dawson Springs
Ar Gaudin
Johnn i Heath
Mr. Heath
Ae. Cinally
Uasked Tiders Msapperren
Rail rivals end as Gould Harriman agree on Pacific routes
New York Jan 2 reports say investors Burst rumors that J P Morgan ally parts ended the battle between Southern Pacific and Western Pacific railways. Gould Harriman reportedly sealed a settlement in New York while Silman resigns from National City Bank boards and joins reduced duties. Vanderlip elected to fill Silman’s vacant director seat.
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San Francisco
Cal
Burmilner
Harriman
George J. Gould
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Alfa
New York
Messrs
Gould
Tlarriman
Slishman
National Cty Bans
Union Poelfje Ami Southern Pacific Railways
Gonording
Vanderlip
Nafionay Clie Tanik
Vacatiles Jett
My. Slilbnan
Silman
Weather Outlook For San Antonio Area
Partly cloudy to cloudy with warmer temperatures tonight and Sunday. Reading this morning shows a low near 48 with highs around 60. Wind was about 4 miles per hour at 8 am. The full national weather summary appears on page 8.
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San Antonio
Warther
Final Blow Dealt to Ticket Scalpers in San Antonio Court Order
Judge Edward Dwyer in the Thirty-seventh district court issued a permanent injunction against all ticket brokers in San Antonio. Witnesses testified brokers bought and sold non transferable railroad tickets, halting scalping. railroad representatives vow relentless pursuit and to keep scalpers out of business.
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San Antonio
Edward Dwyer
Thirty-seventh District Court
T. J. Anderson
Southern Pacific
Atkinson
Arent McKibbin
W. J. Lytle
Dwyer
Lytle, Howard, Teatard
Thirty-seventh District
ablock_ Mtorney
Thu
Meeting Program for Southwest Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
The local lodge issues a nine day convention program for the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen in San Antonio from January 29 to 30, with visitors expected from across the south and central states. Notables include Otto J. Khiskey and national leaders John J. Hanrahan B I T. P. Timothy Shea and W. Carter, plus Agnes Strong of Iowa and T. G. head of the lodge. Events include Ladies Society meetings, a hall program at Turner Hall, and an evening program at Beethoven Hall with music by the Ninth Infantry Band and remarks by city officials.
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San Antonio
Brotherhood
Piremen
Englenon
Avery
Southiwest
Gelpate
Lanse
Huh Dhay
Central States
Otto J. Khiskey
Ohio
Indiana
Timnois
Offie Gran
Miicers
National Organization
John J. Hanrahan
Connell
I. Ments
Tener Hall
Inter
Grand Colon
Brotherhood of Lorametion
Beethover Hall
Ninth Infantry
Bart
Noremontos
Beall
Bryn Calacan
Addreas
Joe Ryan
John F. McNaman
Plan to end convict lease system in Texas gains support
Austin Tex Jan 2 Tudga GI chairman of the penitentiary board meets Gov Campbell to discuss transferring convicts from state lease to work on Bois and Cunningham sugar plantation in Port Bend County. The plan aims to abolish convict leases and shift labor to sugar production, reducing reliance on leased convict labor and affecting the sugar trust.
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Austin
Tex
Tudga GI
Penitentiary Board
Campbell
Bois
Cumingham
Port Bend
Jease
Texas
Killager Magazine Meeting and Portfolio Preview
A formatted notice lists attendees and roles for Killager Magazine events at Andrew J Fourth AI Mister Bol, Agnes G Strong editor, Charles Mullaly president, and others. The agenda includes a 4 oclock visit to Ancedean Overall company at 216 West Commeren, refreshments, a general muster at Port Sam Houston at 8 oclock, and secret meetings at the same hour with Turner Hall events.
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Ang Killager Magazine
L. Pand
Magic
T. M. Campbell
Adiress
Y. G. van Vleck
Manmiger
Migizine Editress
EL Music
Charles
B. Mullaly
Business Men's Ehh
Mothy Shea
Andohn J. Tannakin
Grand End
Heneral Muster
Port Sam Hous
Tho'cinale A. m
Turner Hall
Racing Judge and Writer Passes Away in Virginia
Charlottsville Virginia January 29 Francis An, a renowned writer and longtime racing judge at western tracks and at New Ole diett, died last night at Forest Lodge near ville of gout after longtime illness.
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Charlottsville
Francis An
New
Ole Diett
Forest Lodge
Ville
Mrs Maverick Recovers From Horse riding Injury
Mrs Robert Maverick is reported improving after injuries suffered when thrown from her horse Thursday last week. Medical officials say she is progressing well and hopes for a full recovery in coming days.
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Robert Maverick
Ed Farrell Leaves Hospital After Injury Recovery
Ed Farrell of 73 River Avonua left Santa Tlos Hospital nearly recovered from hip injuries after being dragged by a horse on Tuesday. He previously faced a troubled aftermath and is reported improving steadily with treatment and rest.
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Farrell
River Avonua
Sante Tlos Hospital
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Rabbi Marks
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