Devlin and Bona Parte Meet on Japanese Question
United States Attorney Devlin arrived in Washington from San Francisco to discuss the legal phase of excluding Japanese children from San Francisco schools. Attorney General Bonaparte planned to meet him in Baltimore that afternoon and then head to Washington to take up the issue.
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Washington
United States
Devlin
San Francisco
Department of Justice
Baltimore
Yyarrow
Bonaparte
Weather Forecast for San Francisco and California Regions
San Francisco and vicinity expect fair weather this afternoon, tonight and possibly Saturday with a light northeast wind. San Joaquin Valley forecast cloudy tonight and fair Saturday with a light east wind shifting to north. Southern California may see showers tonight or Saturday with light east wind turning north.
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San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
California
Flour Plant Damaged in Philadelphia Fire
A fire at the Quaker City Flour Mill Company plant in Philadelphia caused about 80 thousand dollars in damage. No injuries reported. Fire crews battled the blaze as investigators began examining the site.
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Philadelphia
Quaker City Flour Milla Company
One Hundred Bills Gathered at Festive Board
In Excelsior Springs Missouri a dinner of Bill Club No 1 gathered about one hundred men and three women last night. Notable attendees included many Bills while several honorary members were absent. Judge Bill Fowler toastmaster and Bill Steck’s orchestra provided music as a Bill quartet sang songs praising the Bills. Women named Willie Wilma or Williamette are eligible for membership.
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Excelsior Springs
Bill Bryan
Nebraska
Bill Warner
Bill Stone
Bill Nelson
Bill Wallace
Bill Lynch
Bill Hearst
Bill Fowler
Bill Steck
Bill Quartet
Bill Brownell
Bill Dehaven
Bill Courtney
Willie
Wilma
Williamette
German Professor Honored by Emperor in Berlin
Berlin December 28 Emperor William bestowed on Prof Hugo Muensterberg president of physiology at Harvard University the crown order of the second class the honor cited for his scholarly achievements and service to science.
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Berlin
William
Hugo Muensterberg
Harvard University
Stallard's Shortage Reaches $22,533
SEDAN Kas Dec 28 Otto Stallard defaulting cashier of the Peoples Bank of Sedan admitted to bank officers that his shortage totaled 22533 dollars He said he did not take the money and does not know who did No information filed against him and he remains at liberty.
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Sedan
Kas
Otto Stallard
Peoples Bank of
Negro Convicts Escape From Prison Train Wardrobe
Three black convicts employed at Jefferson City prison power house escaped last night riding unseen in the blind baggage of a passenger train toward St Louis. They were ejected at stations, fled at Kent, and were recaptured at Dundee later the same day and turned over to Warden Hall.
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ST. Louis
Jefferson City
Kent
Dundee
Gans and Hermann Open Severe Snow Run Training
In Tonopah on December 28, heavy snow blanketed roads as Gans and Hermann roamed ten miles on muddy country lanes. Hermann vowed to drop sparring from his practices, while Gans denied lax training and claimed to be training harder than ever.
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Tonopah
Herman
Hermann
Gans
Tragedy in South Portland Ends in Murder and Suicide
Luigi Saiignani killed Mrs. Julia Bignami and badly wounded her mother in law Mrs. Anning Vismora at Harrison and Water streets then shot himself on North Third street. The couple had recently moved from Los Angeles. Both victims were taken to hospital and later designated as dying. Police consider jealousy a probable motive.
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Portland
Arthur Bignami
Harrison and Water Streets
Luigi Saiignani
Julia Bignami
Ter
North Third Street
Bignami
Los Angeles
Cal
Saivgnani
Saivenani
End of Strike Hopes for Settlement by Arbitration
In Houston on December 28 a settlement of the Southern Pacific firemen strike by arbitration under U. S. Labor Commissioner Neill seems probable with a final announcement expected by Saturday. Neither side would comment. In New Orleans, forty strike breakers, firemen from St. Louis and Cincinnati, arrived and were housed by Southern Pacific. Union engineers reportedly accept non union firemen on engines, reflecting their opposition to the firemen’s demands.
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Houston
Texas
Southern Pacific Firemen
U. S. Commissioner of Labor
Neill
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Southern Pacific Railfau Company
Weight Hurdle Delays Gans Title Bout at Casino Arena
Gans misses weight due to cool weather, corroborated by Casino Athletic Club manager Riley and on-site correspondents. Arena work is pushed with great speed and is expected to be finished tomorrow. Del Monte will receive results in the city.
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Gans
Riley
Casino Athletic Club
The
del Monte
Amateurs Spark Empire Night With Fine Program
Ye Merry Amateurs present another strong show at the Empire tonight. Management arranged an excellent program and advance seat sales have been heavy.
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THE
Empire
Primero Foundered in Storm Off Courtna Spain
The Spanish fishing steamer Primero foundered in a December storm near Courtna Spain. All crew were lost except one survivor, according to early reports from the scene.
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Courna
Spain
Primero
Diemoe n May to plead insanity
San Francisco December 28 John Simpson former convict and confessed murderer will likely rely on an insanity plea to avoid the gallows His attorney admitted the plan as a delay tactic to secure a commission in Hawaii to hear testimony on his sanity Judge Cook denied the delay and commission requests setting January 3 for trial and denying a change of venue due to claimed local prejudice
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San Francisco
John Simpson
John J. Greeley
Siemsen
Cook
Hawaiian Islands
New Minister Appointed in Constantinople
Constantinople December 28 Has san Ramy Pasha of the Dardanelles squadron been named minister of marine succeeding Jellal Pasha in a cabinet reshuffle.
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Constantinople
Hassan Ramy Pasha
Dardanelles
Marine
Jellal Pasha
Terrorists Storm Polish Depot Band Steals Contents
A group of terrorists stormed the Międzyrzecz railroad depot in Poland, drove off the on duty gendarmes, robbed the safe, and escaped with its contents.
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Miedzyrzecz
Poland
The Gift Seekers Offer Early Stock for Holiday Buyers
The Gift Seekers promote early trading with a wide selection of solid gold jewelry from rings to brooches and buttons in Tiffany and Belcher settings, plus sterling silver engravings and varied home goods. Prices range from a few dollars to several hundred, including watches, clocks, cutoff boxes, books, and holiday cards suitable for gifting.
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Tiffany
Belcher
Judge Dunne Rebukes Graham Over Schmitz Transfer Bout
San Francisco report of a fierce exchange as Judge Dunne rebukes Presiding Judge Graham for considering transferring Mayor Schmitz’s indictment. He hints Ruef case could move with it, delaying rulings until 10 am Wednesday. A separate hearing is postponed to Monday.
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San Francisco
Dunne
Graham
Schmitz
Ruef
Ruel
Ruel-Lchmitz
Mayor Schmitz
Superior Court
Johnson
Rain Deluge Briefly Inches Into Bakersfield Weather
A brief heavy rain swept Bakersfield early this morning around 4:30 ending near 5:30. An inch and a half has fallen in Bakersfield over five weeks in eight showers. The heaviest single fall this season came on November 22 at .47 inches, with lighter amounts reported countywide including Paso Robles .08, San Emidio .26, Lakeside .06, and Stockdale .02.
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Bakersfield
Paso
San Emidio
Lakeside
Stockdale
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Dinan
Abraham Ruef
House of Thefame
Simere
J. A. Hughes
Kero
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