Japan Threatens China In Alarmist Note As Treaty Talks Fail
Tokio July 20 The Kokumin newspaper says Japan may abandon conciliatory moves as China refuses reconsideration of arbitration terms. It notes Japan’s patience but warns Tokyo may take a tougher stance unless China changes its mood by month’s end. Beijing views Crane’s China posting as a shift in US policy and signals possible Russo American alignment.
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Calhoun back on trial over bribe charge in San Francisco
San Francisco scene opens second trial for Patrick Calhoun, U S Railway president, as juror questions prolong proceedings. Honolulu jury reports no verdict after riot follow up arrests at Waikabu plantation. Moorish Spaniard clash near Melilla described as grave by officials. Hayes funeral plans set for Grace family residence Colorado, with urn moving to Richmond in fall.
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Turkish Police Censured In Adana Massacre Court Martial
The July 20 report from Constantinople denounces police inaction amid mass killings in Adana. It lists 15 hanged, 800 to die, 16,000 to hard labor, and 20,000 to minor sentences, and suggests possible amnesty for a national fete. Don Carlos dies in Lombardy as Don Carlos, Duke of Madrid, claiming the Spanish throne, was born in Laybach. A strange 40 by 10 foot sea creature in the Pacific and a Thames naval pageant report round out the day’s items.
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Kept Bloody Oath Jikiri Killed In Patian Cave Battle
Moro bandit chief Jikiri and followers perished in a cave battle near Patian on Jolo island July 5. Lieutenant Joseph A. Baer of the Sixth Cavalry earned praise for fearless action with a Winchester pumpgun, saving wounded Lt. Arthur H. Wilson and killing several outlaws. The raid, described from Zamboanga dispatches, suggests Jikiri may have killed nearly a hundred people as his oath promised.
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National Manufacturers Back Tax Plan With Wide Income Tax Support
The National Association of Manufacturers issued a statement to Congress endorsing a reasonable tax measure to fund the government, while opposing demagogic calls to weaken American workers. It urged a just tax on all citizens and proposed an example rate of one-eighth of 1 percent, citing $75 and $1,250 figures for incomes of $600 and $1,000,000 respectively.
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Tariff Conferees wrestle with steel and cotton duties
Washington reports detail the tariff talks as conferees press rates on steel products and cotton goods. Provisions on lead, structural steel, and domestically taxed alcohol-bound perfumes are debated while subcommittees gather reports on various subjects to speed settlement. The session adjourned with tentative acceptance of the senate min max plan save for tariff experts.
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Government approves pipe line route to Oklahoma field
Washington July 16 Acting Interior Secretary Pierce approves a 151 mile Tule River to Oklahoma line for Prairie Oil and Gas a Standard Oil subsidiary. The route crosses Tulaw county Oregon Creek Cherokee and Choc taw nations to the Oklahoma Arkansas state line and onward to Baton Rouge Louisiana. The action follows Ballinger changes to common carrier rules and aims to enable pipeline expansion.
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