Japanese protest on California alien land law arrives at state department
Viscount Chinda presented Japan's formal protest against California's alien land bill to Secretary Bryan at the state department. The petition will be reviewed by Secretary Bryan and the cabinet, with the aim of obtaining a prompt response from President Wilson and the Japanese embassy.
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Japan
California
Bryan
State Department
Viscount Chinda
Wilson
Bryan in Conference with Viscount Chinda at State Department
Secretary Bryan and Viscount Chinda met at the state department in Washington. The talk lasted about thirty minutes. Bryan then went to the White House to deliver a written communication from the ambassador, while Chinda returned to the embassy. Bryan offered no statement on the protest until after the cabinet meeting.
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Washington
Viscount Chinda
State Department
White House
Will Resume Conference In Washington Meeting
Secretary Bryan left the cabinet meeting at noon saying no statement. The conference at the state department was short as he caught a train for Baltimore. It will be resumed tomorrow after his return from New York with other cabinet members declining further comment.
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Bryan
Chinda
Baltimore
New York
Publicity Reverses View of Friedmann Tubercular Vaccine
Washington reports that health service observers caution against overconfidence in Friedmann’s tubercular vaccine. Government investigators at Mount Sinai and other sites say time is needed to assess its therapeutic value and to guard against undue optimism.
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Public Health Service
Friedmann
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
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Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Utah mail carrier found guilty in manslaughter case
Brigham City Utah May 9 William N Cobia was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for shooting James N No postmaster at Rosette, three at the age. Cobia, a mail carrier, had trouble with Morris over a land lease. It was shown Morris' son struck Cobia over the head with a yo are handle before the shooting occurred.
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Utah
Wm. N. Cobia
James N
Rosette
Cobia
Morris
Cobra
May Develop an Alliance Strength
Paris reports the political outcome of King Alfonso of Spain as a visit to Faris yields undisclosed results. Officials signal no immediate details on alliance strength or diplomatic gains from the trip.
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Faris
Alfonso of
Spain
Missoula Tragedy: Woman Wounded After Husband and Boy Shot
A Montana woman on the Wellington ranch near Dixon is gravely wounded after her husband and a young boy are shot by a stranger named A. Stansky who arrived from Wisconsin. The woman bears four bullet wounds to chest and neck, with hands also shot. the boy is seriously hurt.
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H. A. Wellington
Wellington
Dixon
A. Stansky
Wisconsin
Spawn Taking at Camas Creek Finishes with Mixed Results
The Idaho game department reports 200000 eggs collected from about sixty trout at Camas creek, with high water and upstream spawning reducing yields. Officials plan to plant fry in Warm River and Island Park areas to introduce new blood and restore healthy streams, aided by a screened Camas creek and a continued Dry creek screen for future stocking efforts.
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George Isaacs
Camas Creek
Bonneville
Fremont
Idaho Falls
Dry Creek
Dubois
Game Department
Isaacs
Tribune
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Island Park
Bireh Creek
Falls
Aey Spas
General Drummond Ailing After Hunger Strike Arrest
London May 9 General Mrs Flora Drummond leader of the militant suffragette Social and Political Union lies seriously ill from hunger strike privations while in custody doctors urge an operation for her condition and recovery.
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London
Flora Drummond
Militants Fire Destroy Large Unoccupied Mansion
London police report militants from a suffragette arson squad attacked an empty mansion this morning and set it ablaze. A stack of literature lay scattered on the surrounding lawns as investigators assess the scene.
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London
Suffragettes
Ouse
Tariff Bill Moves Through House With Democratic Support
The Democratic tax bill passed in the House by 142 votes and moved to the Senate for formal consideration. Officials expect the bill to reach full committee reporting soon with few changes likely, despite protests filed by opponents.
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Washi
House
Senate
Eer
Police grafters receive year in prison and fines
New York on May 9 four police inspectors Dennis Sweeny John Murtha James E Hussey and James F Thompson are convicted of conspiring to obstruct justice in graft revelations. Each is sentenced to one year in prison and fined the maximum amount.
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New York
Dennis Sweeny
John Murtha
James E. Hussey
James F. Thompson
Wheat Market Review for September Futures
Chicago May 9 September wheat closed at 89144 Y marking a notable finish in the futures trading session. Market activity centered on supply expectations and demand signals influencing price direction.
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Chicago
Department plans to boost fish conservation at North Fork
Mr. Isaacs announced a hatchery drive and a broad conservation policy. The North Fork area faces sanitary and disease challenges as officials target white fish, with a campaign to clear conditions and begin a war on invasive stock. Isaacs will ship trout fry from Hay Spur hatchery and prepare Camas equipment for packing.
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Isaacs
North Fork
Hay Spur
Camas
Nicholas for Peace and the Montenegrin Evacuation
In Cettinje on May 9, King Nicholas announced he yielded to European powers to preserve peace and the Serb nation. The Montenegrin cabinet under General Vukotich formed to replace the resigned government as Scutari is to be evacuated by Sunday. The international fleet will occupy Scutari while Montenegro’s troops withdraw. The new ministry includes General Vukotich as president, J S Plamenatz as foreign minister, and Riste Popovitch as finance minister.
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Montenegro
Russia
Servia
Greece
Vukotich
J. 8. Plamenalz
Finance
Riste Popoviteh
Fire destroys part of Scutari fortress in high winds
Vienna dispatch reports a fire swept through a portion of the old Turkish fortress at Scutari this morning. High winds spread the flames rapidly and Montenegrins are said to have started the blaze as revenge for evacuation.
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Vienna
Scutari
Cassiopeia German Balloon Lost in Storm
A German military balloon named Cassiopeia with passengers disappeared after breaking from Koenigde, Germany. It was last seen twenty five miles from the base, drifting amid a storm near the Frieschen Ehrung peninsula.
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Koenigde
Germany
Cassiopeia
Frieschen Ehrung
Six People Lost in Steamer Ophir Fire
Vancouver report states the steamer Ophir en route from Bysigeok northward was destroyed by fire this morning. Six persons reportedly lost their lives amid the disaster with others injured or missing.
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Vancouver
Ophir
Bysigeok
Humphries Kept as Head of Idaho Industrial School
A state board committee led by Walter Bruce concluded after a quick tour of Idaho institutions that Humphries will remain superintendent at the St Anthony Industrial School. They found satisfactory conditions and competent staff with no change in leadership for now.
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St. Anthony Industrial School
Walter 8. Bruce
State Board of Education
State Board
Bruce
Herman J. Rossi
H. Harland
David L. Evans
Idaho
Albion State Normal School
Academy of Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Industries Training School
St. Anthony
Beckoning Republicans Conference Called In Chicago
Washington May 9 Senators Cummins Bristow and Norris led a group of Progressive Republicans to Chicago for a conference on party reorganization. Many in the Progressive ranks will not attend as duties and interest wane. Chairman Hilles has scheduled the reorganization meeting for May 24.
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Cummins
Chicago
Bristow
Norris
Hilles
Millionaire Bank President Faces House Inquiry
Washington May 9 The house convened early to hear the case of Charles C. Glover a millionaire bank president charged with a fault upon Representative Sims of Tennessee in Farragut Square on April 1.
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House
Charles C. Glover
Sims
Tennessee
Farragut Square
Fire at Ban nock Livery sparks second alarm in town
Early last night a second alarm drew crowds as the Ban nock Livery and Sales stable on N Arthur near the city hall caught fire. The blaze, starting in the hay loft, threatened the roof before the department contained it. Proprietor J H Goodman suspects arson, while an intoxicated former employee was held for investigation. The brick building owned by First National Bank carried $1000 in insurance. horses and equipment were saved though much gear was damaged.
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N. Arthur
McMahon
Goodman
First National Bank
Little Comet
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