Japanese Exclusion Ten To Be Tested In Court
Court hearings will decide whether a California state law excluding Japanese students from public schools violates treaty rights. Attorney General Mundy and United States Attorney Devlin said a decision may come from California Supreme Court or federal court, with litigation exploring the statute versus treaty guarantees. President Altman and state officials attended a conference outlining the dispute and potential paths for the case.
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Sam Freatise
Mundy
United States
Robert T. Devlin
Aaron Altman
William G. Hurke
Rashant
William Barret
John Willisme
Whitey
Keown
Supreme Court of California
Rv Io
Moody
Deyila
Japan
Parbident Our Blot Friend Trerketey Cal
An unclear fragment mentions President Krajerine Wheeler of the Cater wity E California and a Japanese naval question in Sam Freresecn. The text is garbled and reads as a historical clipping with names and places only partially identifiable.
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Trerketey
Cal
She
Krajerine Wheeler
Cater Wity E
California
Altedantne
Sam Freresecn
Pardee Opines On Japanese Immigration Policy
Governor Pardee states in Sacramento that the nation should not overrule eastern sentiment on Japanese immigration. He argues California may provide for Japanese residents with separate schools and policy, suggesting a measured regional approach rather than blanket federal action.
Chairman Jenkins on School Question Debate Rages
Washington dispatch records Chairman Jenkins of the house judiciary committee expressing that the treaty issue remains unsettled. He argues the people must consider state rights and federal power while questions of jurisdiction and qualification are debated amid public scrutiny.
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Washington
Wee
Jekins
Woeenets
Hense Committee
Lawsuit Aims to End Separate Mongolian School Policy
San Francisco reports that California officials will sue to test the legality of a state statute permitting separate schooling for children of Mongolian descent. President Altmann of the board of education says the law stands and Roosevelt’s remarks won’t affect actions. A conference in Santa Rosa will set procedure.
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San Francisco
Dee, S
Dreaident
Altmann
Board of Educations
Pres Dent
Roosevelt
Wireless Telegraphy urged for wartime needs by Navy bureau
Washington December 5 Rear Admiral Cummins head of the bureau of equipment stressed wireless telegraphy as essential in war and cited progress in equipping ships and establishing a chain of stations along the Atlantic, Pacific and gulf coasts. He noted bases in Hawaii and the Philippines and plans for further communication networks and experiments at sea aboard ships to test range and reliability.
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Washington. Des
Cumtys
Bureau of Equipment
Atertion
Atlantic
Pacis
Gulf
Letimua
Panace
Guemand
Hong
Wyoming
Mar
Bawleships
Prices plunge at key stock sale across cities
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a price drop at a stock sale with mentions of Mehewa Burren Knaleferd Salt bake City and wider entry timing before Xinay. Reading is unclear but implies reduced prices and multiple locations involved.
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Mehewa
Burren
Knaleferd
Salt Bake City
Roosevelt League names Veern as league head in Chicago
The Roosevelt League announces Garfield Warner as leader in Chicago to organize political action for a fourth term despite opposition. Warner asserts the league will appeal to the people and rejects influence from President Roosevelt, stressing a commitment to public sentiment over party dictates.
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Chicago
A. Warner
Rely
Leadville
Cole
Ely
Verner
Politielang
Report on Discharge of Colored Soldiers
Extract from the War Department report by Secretary Taft addressing outrage by colored soldiers, the failure to identify offenders, and the debate over their discharge with or without honor. It discusses the rationale for discharging the battalion, potential exonerations, and the impact of color on perceptions and discipline, urging continued enforcement of law and future evidence.
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Washington
Tait
Battallon
Getorg
Ina
Irownstille Mar
Tivag
Clifton Flood Devastates Ariz Town and Railline
A special to the Herald from Clifton Arizona reports widespread damage as floodwaters overwhelmed the town. Two bodies recovered along Cuano Creek. many homes wrecked or ruined. river and dam failures disrupted transport. The Coronado railroad line and A and N railroad bridges are badly damaged. service may take weeks to resume. Several businesses and the Herald office were wiped out or flooded. the Arizona Copper Company may move operations, though no decision announced.
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Clifton
Ariz
Cuano Creek
Ranant
Africa
Druiser
Chase Creek
Chart Creek
Noth Che
Becker
Alta
Bo Maby
Arizona Copper Company
Herald
Asf
Local shoppers urged to vote and save on household needs
Fragmentary notice references Clifton deld electees and a promotional offer at Bebesy’s Low Hinuteford Far Store in Salt Lake City. No names provided. Consumers are encouraged to act to secure long purchase options, with emphasis on maid points and pricing.
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Clifton Deld
Bebesy
Salt Lake City
Cadten Rubber executives sentenced to one year in jail
Chicaan Dre and Robert D Bradie, president and Erwin vice president of Cadten Rubber Co of Canton Ohio, were sentenced by Judge Sands in U S district court to one year in the penitentiary. The two began term and William Jr Obay, a former officer, is mentioned in the same report.
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Chicaan, Dre
Robert D. Bradie
Cadten Rubber 21 Pany
Canton
Ohio
Erwin
Aame Institution
Sands
Unites States District Court
Uxtay
William Jr. Obay
Plea Offers Spark Confusion in Court Proceedings
The company offered a plea of Sally simultaneously with similar pleas by Bradley and Davis. They were allowed to await sentencing due to unclear factors surrounding the case.
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Sally
Bradley
Davis
Wao
Fur dealer ad touts $40000 in furs from Salt Lake City
A garbled trade card promotes Mehesy and the Purrier Kauteford Fur Biore of Salt Lake City. It claims $40,000.04 worth of furs on hand and urges buyers to shop there rather than elsewhere, noting long experience.
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Wale
Mehesy
the Purrier
Kauteford Fur Biore
Salt Lake Chy
Desperate Detention at Fort Meade Report
Desperate conditions reported from Fort Meade where Utes under government custody face hardship. Families, including women and children, are described as in need of aid as the group endures a difficult journey through rough country.
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Dearwood
Indiana
Fort Meade
Childlen
Unclear text fragment on camp and relief efforts
Fragmentary report notes relief groups offering aid to a camp, with counts of residents including 121 men, 32 children, and 12 babies. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations but references government requests being honored.
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Waoren
Port Arthur Pipe Line Bid Announced and Refilling Venture
Fulsa T R re S Rob ert Gs Drath owner of the Glennoft pool announces the formation of the Port Arthur Pipe Line and Refilling company, a $36,000,000 corporation with Irish and New Turk capital, to balance pine line traps Glentyont to Port Arthur. Construction to begin within months and ads promise big results.
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Fulsa
T. Re
Robert Gs. Drath
Glennoft
Port Arthur
Erlish
New Turk Capital
Ballange
Glentyont
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