Facts as to the Japs in California stir racial fears in 1930s notes
An anti Japanese article argues that Sacramento county hosts over five thousand Japs with fifteen hundred in Florin owning farms. two thirds of Florin pupils are Japanese and half in Walnut Grove. It claims Japanese women and youth follow Asian norms, wage competition with rice diets, and warn that mixed race children lack standing in both societies.
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California
Sacramento County
Florin
Walnut Grove
Asia
America
Japan
British Ambassador Spring-Rice Arrives in New York Aboard Carmania
Veteran diplomat Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice arrives as Britain's new ambassador to the United States aboard the Carmania. He is greeted by American officials and Pilgrims Society members and says his family will join later in Washington. He is described as approachable, fluent in several languages, and previously best man at Theodore Roosevelt’s wedding in 1886.
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Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice
Colonel Roosevelt
New York
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring- Rice
Great Britain
United States
Carmania
D. G. Osborne
Washington
Cunard Pier
George Wilson
Pilgrims Society of
Ica
Courtenay Walter Bennett
L. David Campbell
Clark Kerr
Cecil Spring-Rice
Laconia
Seamen’s Charities
Cecil
Lord Monteagle
Charles Spring-Rice
Sir Cecil
Florence
Sir Frank Lascelles
Berlin
Frank
London
Lord Lansdowne
Edward
Mortimer Durand
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Ambassador Spring-Rice
Eton
Baliol
Oxford
War Office
Foreign Office
Earl Granville Precis
Earl Rosebery
Brusssels
Tokyo
Constantinople
Teheran
Persia
Stockholm
Theodore Roosevelt
Edith Kermit Carew
Republican Conference in Chicago Seeks Party Renovation
A two day Chicago conference of Republicans debated reviving the party and reconciling with Progressives. Leaders like Cummins Borah and Hadley urged concessions, while the old guard faded, raising questions whether Progressives will return or the party must reform conventions and primaries.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Cummins
Borah
Hadley
Theodore Roosevelt
Hich
Congressman Hulings Opposes Pending Tariff Bill
Representative Hulings says he cannot support the tariff measure now before Congress. He cites sections he could approve such as the income tax but criticizes the bill as crafted to force a unanimous vote, deeming it a perilous assault on many national industries.
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Hulings
Toto
Subscribing to Warren Mail Offers All News at $100 Year
The prompt notes a subscription option for full newspaper access with a yearly price of 100 dollars. It emphasizes obtaining comprehensive news coverage through a Warren Mail subscription.
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Mail Printing Company
Warren Mail
Infant dies aboard Erie train on way to Franwood
Sophia Andrews traveling from Austria to Franwood Michigan with husband was found child dead between Corning and Hornell after Erie passenger train halted at Hornell. Body taken to Dagon morgue. Health Commissioner Lederle orders placard ads for benzoate of soda pies in New York restaurants and hotels.
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Erie
Hornell Station
Sophia Andrews
Austria
Franwood
Mich
Corning
Hornell
Dagon Morgue
New York
Lederle
Sheriff Candidate Announces Run in Washington Primaries
Geo A. W. Deforest declares candidacy for sheriff with the Washington Party primaries set for September. He states the nomination will be decided by party voters.
District Attorney Candidate Names in Primary Decisions
A District Attorney candidate awaits party primary decisions with a note on the Washington Party and the Republican Frank J. Lyons as pivotal figures guiding the September ballot outcome.
Warren Tax Collector Candidate Announces Candidacy
N C Allen declares run for Tax Collector of Warren Borough subject to Washington Party primaries in September.
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Warren
Washington Party
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Frank J. Lyons
N. C. Allen
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