Ethnic questions and Japanese immigration stir debate in California
The piece argues the California controversy reflects an ethnical rather than commercial or political fault line. It cites Sir Valentine Chirol and European fears of Asiatic immigration, noting the Japanese position hinges on treaty rights versus U S citizenship policy and the broader social implications.
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California
Valentine Chirol
London Times
America
Japan
China
Europe
United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Rural Organization Plans Under Agriculture Review
The Rural Organization Service unit under the Department of Agriculture considers establishing centers or ces as a method to accomplish rural development goals. The proposal aims to create organized channels for outreach and support to farming communities.
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Department of Agriculture
Cents
Ces
Horses Halt Train On Pennsylvania Tracks
Two runaway horses escaped a pasture and blocked a northbound 3:35 pm passenger train on the Philadelphia and Reading line at Coatesville. The engine stopped near a trestle as one horse trapped its legs in the ties, passengers assisted in freeing it, and the animal was tied and moved to safety while the other horse went down an embankment.
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Coatesville
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Oil Field Opens Near Olean N Y Near Stan dard Oil Pump
A new oil field opens north of Olean at the Smith farm with locals including Dr. John J. Loughren Carl Hamm and John Turner. The first well has been shot and shows a three barrel producer. Drilling starts on No 2 as a rig is up.
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Olean
N. Y
Standard Oil Company
Smith Farm
John J. Loughren
Carl Hamm
John Turner
Corning Hearing On Erie Passenger Station Building
Commissioner Hodson of the public service commission will be at Corning this week Thursday to hear the complaint of Corning residents against the Erie Railroad company about the passenger station building and the city’s application to compel a new station.
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Corning
Hodson
Public Service Commission
Erie Railroad Company
City of
Lightning strikes hit two Batavia homes in storm damage
During a recent electrical storm in Batavia, two houses suffered lightning damage. The Bowen residence on Vernon Avenue and a Kingsbury Avenue home owned by Mrs. Anna Crow sustained exterior and interior damage.
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Batavia
George P. Bowen
Vernon Avenue
Kingsbury Avenue
Anna Crow
Ithaca Man Elected Moderator in State Conference
Rev. Edward A. George of Ithaca was elected moderator of the New York state conference of Congregationalists at Utica. He succeeds William N. Crosby of Buffalo. The meeting also voted to hold the 1914 gathering in Watertown in May.
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Edward A. George
Ithaca
New York State
Progressives to Get 250 for Enrollment Primaries
The Chautauqua county board of supervisors approved a $250 sum in a special Mayville meeting last week to cover enrollment expenses for Progressives to enroll and hold primaries across the county.
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Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
Mayville
Flagler dies in Florida home as news fades
Thursday reports confirm Henry M. Flagler died at his Florida residence. The brief dispatch notes his passing and the impact on regional business circles.
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Henry M. Flagler
Florida
Brooklyn
Washington
Japan
Mario G. Menocal
Cuba
Boston
New Jersey
Wilson
China
Orient
Secretary of the Navy seeks real bids for war material
Federal armor plate factory interest appears as Secretary Daniels calls for genuine offers. Across the Atlantic auction houses list historical New York and New England documents for sale in London.
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Daniels
New York
New England
London
Sulzer
Schenectady
Washington
China
Russia
Outer Mongolia
Frederick EB. Atteaux
Boston
Pope’s health improves as he greets pilgrims in audience
Across the day the pope receives worshippers in morning and afternoon audiences while news wires report violence and political tensions abroad. A ferry accident in Camden, a death at sea, Cyprus talks, suffragette clashes, and police actions color a day of global upheaval.
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Camden
N. J
Frederick Danks
Cliffside
N. Y
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