Bryan Supports Excluding Orientals in Japan Banquet Remarks
Chicago January 8 United Press reports William Jennings Bryan attends Jackson day banquet at Jefferson Club and endorses excluding Orientals from the United States. He says immigrants should be kept separate from Caucasians, while promising protection of Orientals’ property rights and signaling a discussion on Japanese admission policy.
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United Press
Chicago
William Jon Firvan
Jefferson Club
Bryan de Pevec
Hillness
Davia
Arkansas
Missouri
Ailai Stevenson
John Kern
Indianapolia
Kryan
United States
Japanese Question Grows Dangerous in U S Policy
Washington reports indicate rising tension over Japan with warnings of trouble if treaties lapse. President Roosevelt holds talks with Pacific delegates while Tokyo seeks a new ambassador and monthly Japanese emigration data is demanded by Osaka authorities.
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United Press
Washington, DC
United States
Japan
Congress
Roosevelt
California
Takshira
Washington
D. C
State Department
Takahira
Rome
Aok
Stole by Means of Raised Checks at Norris Safe & Lock
Norris Safe and Lock bookkeeper Fouquier is accused of embezzling small sums by writing raised checks to his private account, diverting about 2.20 and later cash totaling 200. The scheme allegedly evaded detection for a time, with background involving a prior embezzlement and a fire threatening crucial documents.
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Amoun
Fuaquier
Norris Safe & Lock Company
Norris
Feaquierscheme
Fpouquier
Boxers and Wrestlers Barred From Track
A university coach bans boxers and wrestlers from track citing injuries from indoor sports. Conibear, the trainer, says boxers and wrestlers will come from other fields to compete with Seattle Athletic Club experts as Place develops boxing and wrestling peers for track training.
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Conibear
Ile University
Seattle Athletic Club
Test Question of Citizenship Debate Sparks Legal Action
Judge Tallman directs a possible friendly suit to resolve whether applicants entitled to second papers and declarations may be halted. Assistant Corporation Counsel Dr. Kerman may represent the applicants as courts weigh the legality of the tax construction. The ruling could invalidate many citizenship papers already granted, forcing many to restart naturalization processes.
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Judge Tallman
United States
Axe Bt
Tallman
Drkeman
Lax
Ballletin Opheld
Withdrawals Shake Seattle Mayoral Race
In a flurry of last minute moves the Seattle mayoral contest sees Mr Gray withdrawing his candidacy while Mr Burnett disputes withdrawal rumors and may also bow out. A letter to Mr Trimble explains Gray asked controller Carroll to remove his name from the ballot.
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Gray
Burnett
Blican
Fetter
Roller Carroll
Trimble
Charles H. Biurnett
Burnett Hin
Bray
Arattle
Wiliam P. Trimple
Seattle
Wasah
Me Trimble
Harry Carrol
Fowler Bill For Bank Credit Notes Backed By Subcommittees
Washington reports the banking and currency subcommittees agreed to Chairman Fowler's plan for national bank guaranteed credit notes. The Fowler bill imposes a currency tax and abolishes existing treasuries, with the measure to face further committee debate and possible party opposition from Democrats and some Republicans.
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U Press
Washington, Jan
Howe
Fowler
Banker Walsh Goes On Stand In Chicago National Bank Case
The banker Johan KR Walsh, on trial for misusing bank funds during his presidency, testified about his ties to banks and corporations. His evidence did not reveal any notable new details as the defense presented its case today.
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United Presa
Uncagd
Johan KR. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Ita
Walsh
New York Stock Market Opens Irregularly In Brisk Trade
United Press reports a volatile opening on Wall Street with Northern Pacific and sugar under pressure. Northern Pacific dropped about three points and sugar fell two as bullish sentiment rose but lack of public support limited rallies. Rumors of a favorable directors meeting later boosted sugar five points before the close. Money loan rates stood at one percent.
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United Press
New York
Jan
Northern Pacific
Railroad receivers appointed to preserve status quo
Following a London meeting of Chicago and Great Western bondholders, a receiver for the railroad will be named to maintain the status quo while preparations are made for a first mortgage bond covering the full indebtedness of the corporation. The action was de- (text cut)
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United Press
ST. Paul, Mion
Jan
London
Chicago & Great Western Railway
Lost Suit Ends With Receiver Named In St Paul Referenced
A Lake Washington merchant sought damages in a suit against HS reon & commission, claiming a contract for cherries. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant, with a temporary receivership named in St Paul to be reported tomorrow.
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Prent Hibckney
St Paul
Lake Washington
HS Reon
Commission Tmerchant
Direct Legislation League Formed in City Charter Drive
A Direct Legislation League was formed last night at 641 New York block with I. B Kirkpatrick elected president and Joe Smith named secretary treasurer. The group aims to secure direct votes on city charter amendments.
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New York Block
I. B Kirkpatrick
Joe Smith
Canard Inquiries About Anxious Denver Town News
Mrs J Ayers of Carma Colorado asks Postmaster George Stewart for news on whether Alaska town is buried in ashes. Denver dispatches claimed the Loches town lay deep in volcanic ash from Aleutian islands, prompting questions about the stricken area.
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J. Ayers
Carma
Oilla County
Colorado
Alaska
Denver
George Stewart
Coleman Removed Again From Police Service
Patrolman Coleman, previously discharged by Chief Wappenstein and reinstated by the Civil Service Commission, did not report to duty and was again removed by the chief for failure to report for duty.
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Coleman
Wappenstein
Civil Service Commission
Land Quiet Title Suit Spurs Four-Claim Case in Superior Court
In Halford area 100 acre parcel becomes focus of four actions in superior court. Terrance Ores as administrator of John Sullivan estate sues George A. Wilson and George W. Brittain. Cecelia Allen joins against Brittain. Ex Investment Co sues Brittain. Wilson and Brittain assert original homestead claims. Judge Yaker presides.
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George A. Wilson
George W. Brittain
John Sullivan
Cecetia Allen
Prittain
Agsinet Prittain
Wilson
Krittain
Yaker
Congress to Revise Penal Laws
Congress takes up revising the U S penal laws under a special rule after convening today. A special commission has spent ten years trying to revise them. Democrats oppose the special rule while Williams backs an option rule.
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United Press
Washington, Jan
Tofay
Considera
United States
Williams
Levy Faces Direct Questions From Carpenters Union
A Republican mayoral candidate, Lewis Levy, was questioned by a Carpenters union member last night after a speech. Levy dodged some points but said he would run a businesslike city and safeguard municipal interests.
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Mr. Levy
Lewis Levy
Carpenters’ Union
Pearl Girard Cash Granted Divorce in Superior Court
Pearl Girard Cash, known in local medical and art circles and a chorus member in The Alaskan, was granted a divorce from Lee He Cash, a grain merchant of East St Louis, by Judge Gilliam. The filing cites cruel treatment and public abuse dating from their marriage on January 20, 1904, with Marty Girard supporting the charges and noting regular payments for Pearl’s living expenses.
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Pearl Girard Cash
Preaent
Gilliam
Lee He Cash
Kast St Loute
Harry Girard
East St. Louis
Cash
Marty Girard
Local Artists Exhibit a Big Success at The Hutler Hotel
The Seattle Newspaper Artiate association hosts an open exhibition in The Hutler hotel duty rooms with extended hours until 3 pm tomorrow. Works by George Hager R. Hager Alfred Renfro and William G McNulty draw strong interest along with watercolors. A decomposed body, about 60, was found near the Colgian dock by Carl Jennings and is awaiting identification.
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Seattle
Artiate Association
Hutler Hotel
Cartoonlate
George Hager
R. Hager
Alfred Renfro
William G McNulty
Portland
Colgian Dock
Carl Jennings
Seconday South
Sechuchard Optical Joins 2nd Avenue Business District
A brief note lists Sechuchard Optical at 207 2nd Avenue East as part of the growing local business cluster along the avenue. No additional details are provided.
Safe blowers dynamite bank in Quenemo heist
In Quenemo Kansas a gang dynamited the State Bank safe and escaped with about $5,000. Police pursued suspects and inspected the bank premises for clues and missing cash.
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Quenemo
Kan
Bilowers
Unemployed Attend Seattle YMCA Meeting
About 306 men gathered at the Y M C A auditorium in Seattle for a meeting called by the Seattle Ministerial association. Rev. Robert Cairns opened with brief words of cheer and Socialist lecturer Walter Thomas Mills spoke on the labor question urging ministerial cooperation to solve the unemployed problem.
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Anen
Seattle Ministerial Association
Robert Cairns
Temple Baptist Church
Walter Thomas Mills
Democratic Convention Set for Spokane Meeting
Delegates from Washington gather in Spokane to choose representatives for the national convention in Denver. The state central committee meets after a morning conference with party leaders from across the state amid a lively discussion. Bryan supporters hold influence but face quiet opposition as the committee prepares to decide at primaries or state convention.
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Tacoma
Jan
Spokane
North Yakima
Denver
State Central Committee
Bryan
State Committee
Fire damages at Norris Safe and Lock building site
Fire damages at 307 Thirday building cause $15,000 to stock and $6,000 to structure. Norris Safe and Lock invoices total $20,000 for stock and fixtures. Ten or twelve firefighters were overcome by smoke but all recovered and returned to duty.
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Norris Safe& Lock Company
Smpire
Alli
Blue Book Solicitor Arrested for Embezzlement
Charles A Smith a solicitor was arrested by Officer Bhannon at the American hotel Fourth Avenue and Pike on arrival from Vancouver. He is charged with embezzlement after being paid nineteen dollars for contracts for a blue book of Beattie society then negotiating the check and disappearing. Attorney Brown claims Smith was employed to solicit contracts up to October 28 and believes he borrowed more funds on other contracts.
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Beattie Society
Charles A Smith
Bhannon
Pike
Vancouver
Lavreeny
Brown
Brown & Parker
Union Block
Smith
Dow resigns from Masters and Rulders over open shop policy
Matthew Dow announces resignation from the Masters Tullders association and the Rullders exchange due to the adoption of an open shop policy. He says the move would hurt his mayoral candidacy on the City party ticket with the labor vote.
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City
City Party
Labor
Matthew Dow
Dow
Jardinieres in Pottery Range Repriced to Basement Sale
All Jardinieres in fine pottery with artistic coloring drop from .50 to 4.00 to 30 to 3.00 at basement sale.
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Jardinieres
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Samee Brown
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Fowler Bil Ando
NEW York Stock Market
Croft
Direct Legislation League
Canard
Levy
Hhis
Eity
Ucta
Frank Calvert
Etrle
Sechuchard Optical
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Spring St
The
Master Tullders’ Association
fiMecDougall & Gout Ave
Wick Co
Sorosis
Eclipse
China and Glass
Naviland and
English Porcelains
Novelty
Second Avenue
Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co
L. J. Hoffman
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