Japan-U S dispute over California anti Japanese land law
Japan sent a second note to the United States regarding California's anti-Japanese land law. Washington urged Japan to test constitutionality in federal court, but Tokyo refused, insisting the issue is racial and urging U.S. pressure on California. The piece argues nations may limit immigration and predicts united Christian nations backing the U.S. stance.
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Japan
United States
California
Federal Supreme Court
Atead
President Wilson Alters Tariff Plan On Cattle Hogs and Wheat
President Wilson intervened in tariff legislation by prompting a senate committee to revise a proposed ten percent duty on cattle hogs and wheat. The change aims to ease prices by moving toward eliminating duties, sparking debate over farmer protections versus cheaper food.
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Wilson
Senate
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D A R Promotes Flag Reverence and Play Day June 14 1913
The Daughters of the American Revolution in Missouri urge reverence for the flag and invite all citizens to join Play Day events on June 14 1913. They call for the flag to fly from churches schools and public and private buildings across Unionville.
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United States of America
United States Army and Navy
Lawes
Missour
Unionville
Jim McKinley
Local residents fare and travel notes listed in column
Miss Eva Holliday visits Pollock while Tessie Summers attends a Center ville carnival. Various residents travel to Fort Madison Des Moines Centerville Lemonville Unionville and Henderson. City water works pump moved and road linking Unionville Kirkaville discussed with prospects for a new state highway.
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Eva Holliday
Pollock
Tessie Summers
Centerville
City Water Works
Shelton Pond
City Pond
J T Morgan
Northern Iowa
Mr. Morgan
Des Moines
Franck Fechtling
Issac Collines
Unionville
Kirkaville
Desecration of US flag law in Missouri 1900 statute
Public notice cites revised Missouri statutes Section 4895 defining desecration of the United States flag or ensign as a misdemeanor. It prohibits displaying or selling any item that bears or represents the flag with attached words or designs and bans public mutilation or contempt of the flag with penalties specified.
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Missouri
United States
United States of America
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