Berkeley U C July 31 Report On Japanese Student Assault
President Wheeler reports investigation into an alleged campus attack on a Japanese student at the University of California. He says the incident was trivial, exaggerated, and likely a misinterpretation sparked by exchanges with other students. No guilt found among university students.
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Berkeley
Cal
KK Kaneha
University of California
Benjamin da Wohreler
Wheeler
Wheeler Pata
Waa
Eloerdap
Fer Na Be
Liquor Bill Framed by Republican Leaders in State Legislature
A proposed state saloon regulation bill, backed by Republican leaders, would shift control from counties and municipalities to the state. The measure, discussed in a conference chaired by Governor Willac Epry and other officials, aims to counter Prohibition efforts and align with party machinery. The talks, reported as ongoing, involve federal support and opposition within the party ranks.
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Republican Party
Rome
Cullen Hole
Ang
Willac Epry
E WL
Callister
James Il 'Anderwen
Hiram E. Booth
United States
Temas Hall
Gadermiond
Vtat
Ando Taber
Belelerure
Beaster Carlted
Besney Tradger
Tornaure
Jta
Promhea
Hytte
Governor
Atate Board of Exaque Inera
Mquor
Atate
Morang
Eaker
Fourrnor and Mate Board
Eramtnyere
Meadure
Ugoor
Senate
Thia
Boure
Regulathon
Uies
Will Water Hurt It The Ivory Soap Rule
A brief note suggesting water is safe for cleaning, asserting Ivory Soap as a reliable cleansing agent for washable items and implying other substances may be less safe. The wording presents a promotional tone about soap purity and cleaning efficacy.
Prohibition Bill Sparks Senate House Showdown
A heated exchange reveals political maneuvering over a statewide liquor bill. proponents aim to divert attention from Cannon’s reform while critics argue the measure strengthens party control and finances. Opposition warns the plan could entrench saloon licenses and empower state boards with enforcement powers.
Lincoln Day Observance by the Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln Day program at Grand Army post honors Abraham Lincoln with a ceremonial program featuring music, addresses, and a Tabernacle Choir. Notable participants include J. E. Fagtes and Dr A S Condon. event commemorates Lincoln’s birthday with patriotic songs and speeches.
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Avraham Lincoln
KL Wil
Ceremoniaa
Wnie
Orehead Ra
Ommeamas
Ametca
Murie
Tabernnacle Chote
Ilon
Siar Epangied Haneer—Tabernacle Choir
Retiyebare Addresa
We Croteman
Addroos—Nror
J. Fe Carrer
Repudii—Tabernacis Choir
Linewin
Dr. A
Condon
Muste i Mieh School
Orekratras Aldrees
Awato—Tabernnede Choir
Eiter
G. W. Larkin
Perry Belmont Receives Numerous Letters From Figures Named
Perry Belmont, president of a publicity group, says he has received many letters from international and political figures including Governor Chanterlin of Oregon, Governor Dawson of Virginia, President Stare of Starforit, and Professor NC freee of the Col legally of Iowa. The letters reportedly urge Belmont to support a campaign for purity and contrition, with translations by Johnson of the committee in charge of the Ha.
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Tarts
Perre Belment
Pubileity Organtex
United States
Warlois Etalon
Tanionk Boer ReTe
Geore Chanterlin
Oreran
Dawson
Weer Virginal
David Stare Jontan
Factend Starforit Corveretiy
Iren
Veleerciiy
Neka
NC. Freee
Colleg
Appointed statistician at dry farming congress
Cheyenne Wyoming H Oia Gamer, of the Colorado agricultural codegn, is named the appointed statistician for the Trans AU aNuth Thy Marning congress. He will travel to tabulate the marks of the letters received from dry farming stations across the United States and foreign lands. The information will be compiled for practical agricultural experiments and reports to aid farmers in future trials.
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Cheyenne
H. Oia
Seronemiat
Colorado
West
Tata
United States
Foreien
Legislature to Act on Immigration and Board Reforms
Ratramegin January 3 report outlines upcoming Senate and House actions. Measures modeled after New York's Hughes law target Japanese and alien restrictions. Debates expected Tuesday and Wednesday with special orders and potential amendments aligning with Roosevelt policies.
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Ratramegin
Senate
New Yorks
Georgy A. Walker
Mt. Alm
Drew
Anthatien
Roosevelt
Eldrena
United Beates
Jedd
Rte
John Ton
Toembere
Conidentia
San Francisco
Forecast of Week's Events Amid Global and Domestic Turmoil
Uncertain schedule itemizes visits to Panama and the Pacific, with talks on the Panama Canal and republic progress. California legislature to discuss modified antitrust measures, and a DC grand jury probes the Panama canal matter. Amateur boxing and racing events listed along with congressional sessions and treaty talks.
Governor Cosgrove Altures to Paso Robles
Portland report details Governor Cosgrove’s journey to Paso Robles with Goremae B. Congrove of Washington leaving Portland at 1 20 in the morning in a private car. Congrove’s condition worsens and Cosgrave contends it would be indiscreet to discuss travel plans further. the report notes concerns about her husband’s health and the private nature of the trip.
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Cosgrove Altures
Paso Robles
Portland
Goremae B. Ty Congrove
Washterton
Calfornie
Cosgrave
Werner Ja Mark
Ates de Lety
Toss Up May Dictate New Mesh Case We
A fragmented OCR item hints at a legal or court matter involving a mesh case. Readable terms suggest a dispute or decision affecting the parties named in the record, with potential dates and local jurisdiction. The fragmentary text preserves a sense of ongoing litigation.
AiraihIe Conte and Fulton Fleet Center Prize Event
Four entries for airahe conte announced with details about prizes in New York and Washington politics. Names listed include Scott Baldwin, Leo Sieveon, Chathea Glidden, and Mark O Anthony guarding upcoming ceremonies and prize routes.
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Aistte Wean
Acral Waylentore
Rcett Fulton
Ceria
Fulton
New York
Chathea C. Glidden
The
Aero Chit
Mark O Asthony
Tragic voyage mystery hits Graveyard of the Atlantic
Identity of Norfolk, Virginia and details of a stormy incident near Cape Valleras surface in a murky tale. The report describes turbulent waters, abandoned evidence, and a deadly missive linked to the Graveyard of the Atlantic as night falls and wreckage is detected.
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Norfolk
Cape Valleras
Mardae Maine
Thore Fee
Wien
Speculation Keen in Congress on Chairmanship Picks
Washington January 21 speculation runs high as the new Congress convenes about standing committee chairmanships. Seniority guides many selections but several key panels may see changes with chairmen not returning to the next house.
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Washington
Shetr Sutces
Tenkins
Wisconsin
Cheirmec
Toter- Hlate
Torel Golewes Wenbarn
Lowa
Rivers
Karbors
Buran
Reada
Crersiest
Iadiaca
House
Mlerander
Tuttato
Waill
Esmalttec
Wagner
Pence
Ania
Sana
Imicns
William H. Samora
Whenatin
Althouen Jna
Gertner
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rene
New York
Couste
Faten
Unclear fragmentary text from Tangiers report
The readable portions describe a chaotic scene involving a Native and a pastor amid a discussion with local figures. Details are fragmented and names, places, and actions are obscured, yielding a tenuous, noncohesive report.
Philippine assembly opens with tribute and reform pledge
The Philippine assembly convened with President Ormena presiding as Governor General James Santee read an inaugural message urging democracy and educated public opinion. He stressed unity between Americans and Filipinos, criticized Manila municipal government and police, and noted island revenues fell to about $50 million for 1908.
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Philippine Assemblty
Ormena Presid
Ing
Rome
Assembly of Governoe
Janes Santee
Binelf
Berty
Taunicipal
Aly Jala
Smith
Reed
Manila
Goversor Smith
Ielands
Ficurea
Old Liberty Bell to Journey for Independence Celebration
The historic Liberty Bell is to travel from Philadelphia to Chicago and onward to cities including Omaha Kansas City Denver Orden and Pendland before reaching Portland Oregon. The tour aims to honor independence with public celebrations as schoolchildren and communities join in nationwide festivities.
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United States
Philadelphia
Pacific
Ely
Portland
Oregon
Beattie
Washington
Cily
Phlisdeypnis
Union
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Rio Grande
Orden
Uniew
Penland
Oelten
Uberty Ami
Opium Conference Looms as Nations Invitees Gather
A historic opium conference planned at Shanghai with China Japan Britain the United States and others invited. The conference aims to curb opium and morphine traffic and follows years of edicts and suppression efforts in Asia and the Philippines.
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United States
China
Japan
Britain
Unites Eastes
France
Germany
Merreat
Philipafort
C.D. Tenner
Pekin
Weight
Washington
Special Song Service Draws Large Methodist Audience
A large audience filled the Methodist church last evening for a special song service of notable merit. The program featured Prelude on the pipe organ Largo, anthems, hymns, quartets, and solos performed by Miss Welch, Mrs Laird, and other choir members, with the congregation joining in. The event included several choir selections and instrumental pieces, highlighting the choir’s vocal and musical range.
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Ileadel
Misa Welch
Ilyconath
Violla
Mise Rosamend Laird
Calleal
Mre
Frank Allfer
Mer Oftertor Pola
Lastachi
Mies Welch
Vivica
Laird
Parmalee
Ae ‘Yrembone
Charles Willams
Atesars
Walle
Ramey
Lycoen
Ware
Peatlude
Mly
Welch
Impossible to allow refugees to return
General Messia Ale Gloveanly stated that it would be impossible to grant permission for refugees to return home to exacavate their houses. He cited 600 refugees aboard a trawler in Bashor未, and noted building plans to house 4,000 more, amid aftershocks and fear.
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Menelna
Generel Messia Ale
Bashor
Rafizelo Villar
Invitation to attend council of labor in Washington
Washington Jan 28 Dan J Keefe commissioner of Immigration has sent invitations to prominent leaders to attend a council of labor at the department of commerce and labor on Feb 1 to discuss questions touching the weekly ramifications of immigration. The conference will consider the misleading immigration campaign and will include heads of major labor organizations. Among those invited are Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor and Andrew Farrell of San Francisco President of the Seamen's Institution.
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Washington
J. Keefe
American Federation At Labor
Andrew Farraeth
San Francisco
Seamen's Institution
Montreal tremor shocks readers at Montreal Tea
A mild quake-like disturbance rattled readers tonight in Montreal. residents described a quick tremor and a distant rumble near the Montreal Tea area, with no reports of damage or injuries.
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Montreal
Letter on Panama affair triggers public release in New York
New York, Jan IL United States District Attorney fleary discusses a letter by Jerome about the Panama canal purchases and potential federal action. The dispatch notes public scrutiny of editors at the New York World and defenses of Douglas Robinson’s reputation amid charges against several figures tied to the war department leadership.
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New York, Jan
United States
Fleary
Jo Ree Ford
Jerome
Acron
New York World
Simwa
Ufac- Yow
Doughs RoMnson
Giimaon
Bc Dow
Douglas Robinson
War Department
Bumaog
New York
Rnbineon
Gene Homan
Army
Government letters discuss prosecution reach in DC case
A War Department letter from Henry L. Stimson states that federal authorities control the prosecution, and local or district actions would be improper interference. He urges thorough, lawful gathering of facts to support a complete defense and urges concord with all jurisdictions.
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District of Columbia
War Department
Rhoold
Cordiat
Henry Ts Stimson
Engineers Find No Fault in Panama Canal Plans
Panams January 21 report says engineers found no fault with the dam plans and regained safeguarding data as complete. They will submit a report to President RiCerre and note Culebra's warm reception as Mr. and Mrs. Taft meet the British minister at the ceremony.
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Panams
Englevers
Aina
Theses
Athmas
Ricerre
Mrs. Taft
Demonstration Over Prussian Election Laws in Nagurer
A January demonstration in Nagurer against Prussian election laws escalated into clashes with police. About 30 people were wounded as protesters and authorities exchanged volleys and scuffles.
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Nagurer
Germany
Socialit
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