Japan Says No Fear Of War With United States
Tokyo reports deny rumors of imminent conflict stressing Japan-US ties are smooth and cordial. Foreign Minister Hayashi urges patience, notes immigration a sensitive issue, and warns misrepresentations harm commerce and mutual confidence in a liberal policy era.
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Bandits in Red Auto Stage Burglary in Florence Bank
Five well dressed robbers in a red automobile dynamited the Florence Deposit Bank early today and damaged the building while firing at townspeople. No money was stolen from the safe before the suspects fled. bloodhounds are on the trail.
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Fire destroys flat on West 14th Street leaving many homeless
In Chicago on a November day a blaze swept a West 14th Street flat, forcing fourteen residents from their home. A sixteen year old boy, Abraham Golett, died from burns. Mrs. Dora Lavin and Mrs. Rey Benjamin leapt from upper floors, suffering serious injuries. Firemen rescued several women and children from windows as others were badly burned or unfired by jumping.
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Cotton Product Falls Far Below Last Year
Washington November census bureau report shows a sharp drop in cotton product output from the previous year. Factory activity cited lower demand and diminished supplies as the main factors, with analysts warning effects on regional mills and related industries.
Cotton Ginning Totals Compared to Last Year
The report shows 4,167,000 bales of cotton ginned from 1907 growth through November 1, versus 6,906,945 bales by the same date in the prior year. Stronger harvests and higher yields last season appear to have driven the decrease this year.
Man Burns to Death in Barn Fire Near Uhrichville
Jacob Reltz, a farmer, perished when a lantern toppled in his haymow igniting a barn fire. He attempted to escape through a small window but became trapped, dying as his wife watched in distress. The blaze left the structure severely damaged.
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President Roosevelt to Lead Pacific Fleet Voyage Start
Officially announced at the White House that President Roosevelt will depart Washington December 15 aboard the Mayflower to Hampton Roads to review the fleet before it sails December 16. He will host a reception for ship captains on his yacht and offer guidance before departure.
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Money Drawn From Vaults Paralyzes New York Money Market
In New York the Peer premium rates for currency have fallen as depositors hoard and withdraw funds, with over 1,000,000 drawn today and sold to money brokers. Large sums were taken from safe deposit vaults and moved to brokers, while out-of-town buyers distribute currency to agricultural and industrial centers.
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Cunard liner Lusitania sets record for speed to New York
The Lusitania arrived in New York after a four day, 18 hour, 40 minute crossing from Queenstown, beating the prior world record by 14 minutes. The voyage also set a new record for the largest gold cargo carried by a steamer, exceeding $12 million.
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Peleographers Refused Jobs at Telegrapher Company
About 200 former employees of the Postal Telegraph and Cable company in New York were told all vacancies were filled. A woman cried as she left the building after hearing there was no work. They criticized former President Small for urging against a strike and claimed he was an enemy of their interests.
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Taft Pleased Over Election Return Route
Manila dispatch reports Secretary Taft is pleased with plans to return home via Vladivostok, traveling through Si and the American consul at Viad. The note indicates tentative arrangements for the president’s secretary following the election.
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Taft Departing After UK Election Reception
Secretary Taft sails from here at noon Sunday on the Rainbow to Windivostok to begin a Siberian railway Iran operation on Nov 19. He praises the U S election results while noting they do not reflect national sentiment, noting Kentucky win and Cincinnati mayoralty contest. He will rest before departure after a noon reception.
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Man Uses Pipe for Gun in Cigar Store Bluff
Springfield reports Fred Thompson faced a police court after a quarrel in a cigar store when he flashed the stem end of his pipe as a bluff. He spent a night in jail on a concealed weapons charge and was released once the facts became known.
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Aged Woman Cooked To Death At Ohio Hospital
A Vinton County woman Mary J North but 7 years old and feeble was admitted September 12 to Athene state Hospital. She was bound to a bath and burned after a fellow patient turned on hot water. She died October 24. Attendants say only secrecy shields the board and governor from the full tale of cruelty awaiting pledged witnesses.
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Vorys Schedules Retain Job Amid Insurance Head Debate
Col umbus reports Vorys poised to keep his post as state insurance commissioner if the Democratic Senate confirms him. Gov Harris supports retention, while opposition from some Republicans and mentions of Taft and Johnson influence loom. The outcome hinges on Senate confirmation and party power dynamics.
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Great anti injunction demonstration planned
Washington notes a major anti injunction demonstration may headline next week's labor convention in Norfolk. Courts issuing injunctions and employers soliciting them will be fiercely debated as resolutions seek to shift contempt punishment from bench to jury. The American Federation of Labor is expected to back the anti injunction fight and mobilize for early actions.
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Die the Day They Wedded
In Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, Michael Cantley and his bride, formerly Mrs. Biza Nugent, were found dead in their hotel room from accidental illumination gas asphyxiation. Cantley, aged fifty five, and his bride, aged forty five, had wed the night before and occupied a hotel apartment until the gas was detected and the door forced open. The investigation concluded the gas was accidentally turned on. Both were residents of the city.
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Coroner Returns Home After Mysterious Disappearance
Dr John Medellain Coroner of Sandusky Ohio returned yesterday after vanishing last April. He says he wandered west to seek work and plans to resume duties, noting his office was vacant. Dr Southwick was appointed interim coroner and Dr McCleland will take the office.
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