Constitutional Question Sparks Japanese School Rights Debate
A Senate address by Secretary Frater discusses the Japan treaty and state control over public schools. He warns a federal accord could erode California’s constitutional powers and force integration in education, while defending local authority and opposing national interference in state matters.
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Haytl
Tennessee
United States
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Japan
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Italia
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Crane
Publican party targets reform to break trust grip
Chicago reports the government aims to loosen the grip of local furniture trusts on schools churches and theaters. Witnesses include forced-out businessmen and ex-employees, alleging a “gentlemen’s agreement” among firms to fix bids and share the contract bonus. The Americas School Furniture Co. faces attack as the likely leader of a large trust, with the trail pointing to a broad conspiracy in the industry.
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Department of Commerce
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Department of Furtce
Americas School Furniture Go
Ant
Northern Pacific Blocked Near Yakima Reservation Route
A disrupted Northern Pacific line between the Yakima reservation area and a point east of Kloga faces obstruction from washout and floodwater. Passages report tracks stranded by rising water with more than 100 feet of rail removed and surrounding routes flooded, causing delays along the main road corridor.
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Ore
Feb
Oregon
Yakiow Cave
There
Rhenorwick
Yakima Reservation
Pola
Kloga
Protaer
John Hobbins Dead Pioneer of Montana
John Hobbins, a renowned Montana pioneer, died in Butte after a long career dating to the early days of the state. He was a key figure among the mining and placer communities, respected for his contributions to regional development and local industry.
Doctor J Simns03 Acquitted In River Head Murder Case
In River Head on February 7 the jury returned a verdict of not guilty for Dr J Simns03 charged with murder. The trial featured testimony from key witnesses and defense arguments challenging the prosecution’s evidence. A verdict of acquittal ends the high profile case for now.
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River Head, LL
Aga Khan Decries U S Wealth Abroad Stirs Shame
New York February 7 An Indian potentate the Aga Khan criticized Americans abroad saying the country has been a land of great interest and design and that Americans speak disparagingly of their own nation He warned that interior tensions and wealth have made Americans boastful and arrogant while abroad, hinting at the impact of wealth on attitude.
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New York
Aca Kha
Gtuchine Economica
AbIaKs Terg
Perat
Aga Khan
Memoir of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw on Stanford White in Trial
In New York Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testifies about her life with Stanford White, detailing threats and an alleged assault that linked Thaw to the case. She describes her background, how she met White, the Paris incident, and her later relationship with Harry Thaw, as the trial unfolds before twelve jurors.
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Stanton White
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Thaw
Lts
Womin
Anilerie
Harry
Paris
Weboo
New Demos
White
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Sambrella
Jerome
Mr. White
Stanford White
Fifth Avenue
Abe
East Find Street
Denise
Ned Itere
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Harry Thaw
Justice Fitzgerald
Mr. Delman
Cononel
Harte
Martha Dla
Metales
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Vou
Madison Toot Garden
Doldfe
Shandler
Biantard
Stanfont White
Delmas
Than
Tabeh
Mies
French Teachers Opposed to Militarism and State Control
French educators in Paris districts and industrial centers form peace and anti militarist unions within the Confédération Générale du Travail. They oppose government attempts to punish teachers who organize, arguing that public education must remain free from political influence while resisting internationalist doctrines. The government bans teacher syndicates but may pursue further legislation to regulate public servant unions and protect state education.
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Azgalo
Paris
Bate
Jey
Confederation of Labor
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Doland
Cation
Prager
France
Preston Leslie Dead in Helena Montana
Preston Leslie, longtime Kentucky figures and former governor of Montana Territory, dies in Helena at his home. He served as speaker of the Kentucky legislature and later as territorial governor appointed by Presidents including Cleveland, with a long career in public service across Kentucky and Montana.
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Pep
Euarmer Govert Preston
Thie City
Leatie
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Montana
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Uti
Jeremy Tajortly
Cleveland
Spaniard Admires Roosevelt in Mexico Arrival Tale
A Spanish observer, Emamid Hontner, aged twenty, arrived in New York from Marana aboard a vessel that carried him ashore. He recounts his meeting with President Roosevelt in Washington and Madrid, praising the president's stance and the prospects of cooperation in the hemisphere. He expresses admiration for Roosevelt and hints at a reception at the White House.
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Mr. White
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Roy
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Ant Walt
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Weyler
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