Monroe doctrine revival faces Japan and Mexico
Congressman Frank Clark of Florida introduced a resolution reaffirming the Monroe doctrine and warning against further colonization in the Western Hemisphere by non Caucasians. The measure targets Japan and rebukes Mexico for courting Tokyo, risking souring U.S. relations with both nations. The clause about Caucasians not assimilating could intensify offense in Japan and influence anti Japanese sentiment amid the California alien land law dispute.
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Norida
United States
America
House
Frank Clark
Florida
Dem
Japan
Mexico
Tokyo
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Claurk
Latin America
Clark
California
Western Hemisphere
Printing error cannot invalidate the judicial act
From Columbus Ohio dated July 26 a report states that an error in printing the judicial bill does not invalidate the act. Hogan asserts the enrolled copy shows April 90 as the passage date while the legislature worked on the deleted legislative days. The piece discusses the act remaining valid despite the printer’s mistake and references domestic politics.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Hogan
Convicts Aid Firemen in Sing Sing Blaze
Ossining New York July 26 convict fire brigade of 200 helped Ossining firemen battle a $150 000 blaze at Sing Sing prison destroying the paint shop mat shop carl and wagon shop and lumber storage. About 1 200 inmates were locked in their cells as the fire raged while 200 convicts joined the effort. Warden Clancy cites need for a new prison.
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Ossining
Paint Pshop
Carl
Kurt Sehoenherr
Copper Strike Ends as Lobby Committee Quits Reading Letters
Governor Ferris warns copper country could be placed under martial law if life and property are endangered. Message reports troops may stay abroad until danger passes, while Houghton officials telegraph fears of mine pump attempts and striker threats to miners.
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Lansing Fert
Perris
Gberif Graz
Houghton County
Ferris
Mullall Pleads For Adjournment In Letters Probe
Washington July 26: The Senate Investigating Committee paused after about 1,000 more of Martin M Mullall’s letters were added to the record. Mullall appeared overwhelmed, growing emotional as reading continued and asking for mercy and rest before a Monday adjournment, with further disclosures expected.
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Bays
Senate Lobby Investigating Committee
Washington
Martin M. Mulball
Ceep
Sen
Mullall
Walsh
Nomination of Todd for attorney general post
The text notes July 26 as the date of nomination for assistant to the attorney general. It mentions Todd, previously with the department of justice under George W. Wickersham, as a native of New York and associated with the nomination process.
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George
Weellington Roll Todd
Department of Justice
George W. Wickersham
Mr. Todd
New York
Arbitration plan faces falling support in congress
The present analysis notes that advocates for the arbitration route are losing ground in Congress. The piece suggests this trend foreshadows rejection of using arbitration to resolve the republics unrest and restore order.
Intervention Likely as U S Gathers Mexico Facts
Washington reports show President Wilson pressing Congress on the Mexican crisis. Officials say mediation may fail, and intervention appears inevitable as data on factions, forces, and border operations pour into the State Department, with Bryan coordinating and Wilson awaiting Ambassador Wilson’s views.
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Bryan
Washington
Eto
State Department
Fennyres
White House
Fesico
Frank Beatty
Navy Department
Vera Cruz
War Office
Henry Lane Wilson
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Iame
Binghamton, New
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Ohio
Taft
Foraker
Cox
Mulhall
M’reynolds
Mieran
Army
Navy
Wilson
Congress
Huerta
Carranza
Foreign Relations Committee
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