Japanese Would Assassin Roosevelt Threat Seen in Berkeley Paper
Secret service in San Francisco traced a Berkeley issued issue of Kakuemi The Revolution to threats against President Roosevelt over Japanese school policy. The publication calls for overthrow of the Mikado President and the capitalist class and states the means will be used. Marked copies were sent to San Francisco Board of Education members and forwarded to federal authorities.
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San Francisco
Berkeley
Socialist Revolutionary Party
Roosevelt
Mikado
King
Board of Education
Indictments Said to Target Santa Fe Railroad
Reports from Los Angeles say a Federal grand jury, not yet public, indicted Santa Fe and other railroads over rebates to farm implement dealers. Virgil A. Sappenfield, a former Santa Fe clerk, testified at many sessions, aiding the government. In San Francisco five laborers buried under a wall during a building collapse. two likely fatally injured, others severely hurt. In Lodz, Poland, six killed, twelve wounded as clashes with Socialists escalate, factories closing amid fear of riots and mass unemployment.
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Los Angeles
Federal Grand Jury
Santa Fe
Grand Jury
Virgil A. Sappenfield
The
San Francisco
Pine
Battery
Salvatore Galee
Nicholas Antonio
Manuel Montreal
Pietro Fernando
Chas. Dial
Safey
Harbor
Lodz
Scheiblers Cotton Mills
Hervey Frisselle Returns to Berkeley After Visit
Hervey Frisselle returned this morning to Berkeley after a short visit here.
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Hervey Frisselle
Berkeley
Here
California Oil Opens Isthmus Pipeline Route
San Francisco December 29 The steamer Argyle sailed with 30000 barrels of California petroleum bound for Panama for delivery on the Atlantic coast On that route the oil will be piped across the Isthmus via the Union Oil Company pipeline marking the first shipment of California oil to the east through this line
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San Francisco
Argyle
Panama
California
Atlantic
Union Oil Company
Taft downplays presidential ambitions in Washington statement
Secretary Taft declared his ambition is not political and he is not seeking the Republican nomination. He said he does not expect to be the Republican candidate due to objections to his availability and that he would not decline the chance if it arose, though he does not expect it to come.
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Washington
Taft
Betting Light on Coming Fight in Tonopah
Tonopah December 29. Gans and Herman did little this morning due to snow and slush. Herman said he is ready to go any time. James J. Jeffries wired that the boiler number would leave Los Angeles tonight to attend the fight. A hitch kept Jeffries from replying to a referee offer, Riley says. Jimmy Britt will challenge the winner and has offered a large purse for a Tonopah bout at an early date.
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Tonopah
Gans
Herman
Riley
Casino Club
James J. Jeffries
Los Angeles
Reas
Jeffries
Jimmy Britt
Jewelry and gift items with low to high price ranges
An assortment of solid gold jewelry including rings brooches buttons scarves pins and signet rings with prices from 1.59 to 300.00. Sterling silver ware manicure sets clocks and ink stands are offered with engraving free. Also lists gift items such as Christmas cards pictures and etched prints with varied pricing.
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Tiffany
Belcher
Murderers Are Surrounded Near Sheridan Lake
Word reached Sheridan Lake that two alleged murderers of LaMar City Marshall Frisbie are surrounded in a corn field east of Sheridan Lake after a midnight running fight. One is wounded. the other helps, not quitting. Heavy rain delays pursuit, but a posse from Sheridan Lake and a cooperative force from Towner push to trap them.
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Pueblo
Colo
Sheridan Lake
Marshall Frisbie
Lamar
Towner
Harness store looted in San Jose robbery
The harness store of Fred M. Stern at 71 North First street was entered last night through a rear door. Cash totaling twelve dollars and three dollars in stamps were stolen from the cash register.
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San Jose
Fred M
Stern
North First Street
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Gabe
Antonio
California Petroleum
Isthmus
George Crome
Palo Alto
Lailor
Treinkebbiel Store
Gans and
Wickersham Go
Stationery
Wickersham Company
Sante Fe Jewelers
Desperadoes
Posse
Kodak
J. A. Hughes
Bakersfield
Kern
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