The Little Brown Peril Segregation in San Francisco Schools
A historical commentary argues that San Francisco's public school segregation of Japanese students insults the Mikado's sons, detailing Japan's sensitive dignity, the protests to Washington, and the clash with American views on segregation and education.
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San Francisco
California
Robertus Love
Uncle Sam
Washington
Aoki
Mikado
Court of Last Resort
Japan
Ministers of State
The Japanese Question in California Race and Policy
A long opinion piece argues about Japanese segregation in San Francisco schools and the broader Pacific coast race issue. It traces ties to Chinese exclusion, calls for calm diplomacy, and urges firm yet polite U.S. policy toward Japanese immigration and business competition.
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Japan
America
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Congress
Dennis Kearney
United States
Roosevelt
Hayes
California
Pacife
South
Europe
Stinson Seen With NY Trip Ticket as Police Seek Arrest
Vice President William Stinson of the United Mine Workers of Indiana reportedly took 1000 in checks from Treasurer Kennedy during Christmas celebrations and cashed at least one. He was later seen in Chicago by John Mitchell with a ticket to New York while authorities are alerted for arrest.
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Stinson
New York
Terre Heure
Ind
William Stinson
United Mine Workers of Indiana
Kennedy
Chicago
John Mitchell
Wealthy physician found dead in Portsmouth office
In Norfolk on December 29 Dr. Charles L. Culpepper a wealthy Portsmouth physician was found dead in his office with a bullet wound and a pistol beside him. A postal card with the words Broken health was found on the chest of the office.
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Norfolk
Charles L. Culpepper
Portsmouth
Culpepper
Notable Minian Politician Judge Smery J Slate Dies
Waterloo Waterloo district mourns the death of Judge Smery J Slate a prominent lawyer and politician. A Civil War veteran he moved to the state in IS served as Waterloo city attorney and presidential mentor at age 181 years.
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Waterloo
Smery J. Slate
Minas
Wisconsin President Rescued After Lake Mendota Fall
Madison December 20. President Van Hise of the University of Wisconsin nearly drowned on Christmas Day after breaking through the ice of Lake Mendota where water runs forty feet deep. He was rescued by student Percy Nicholson of Baltimore who pulled him from the water.
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Madison
Wis
Ti Ia
van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
Tercy Nicholson
Baltimore
United States Supports Britain on Congo Crisis
The state department says the United States, via its ambassador in London, has pledged to back Britain in efforts to improve the Congo situation.
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Sam
Congo
Washington
State Department
United States
London
Hog-Shooter Injures Self in Accidental Shot
Ray Bowman 30 of Lewisville Indiana accidentally shot himself while trying to shoot a hog in Newcastle. Bullet entered above the hip and exited a few inches above. wound painful but not dangerous.
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Newcastle
Ind
Ray Bowman
Lewisville
Shonts to Speak at Chicago Panama Dinner
Charman T. VP Shonts of the isthmian canal commission will address the Panama dinner for the Chicago Commercial club on January 26. The item summarizes a forthcoming speech on the Panama canal at a club event.
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Shonts
Chicago
Washington
Charman T. VP. Shonts
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama Canal
Chicago Commercial Club
Panama
Banner Passes Between Washington Schools in Winter Victory
The report states the Centennial School Room 2 transfers the banner to the Heights School primary room marking the first time a primary room has won during four winter months. Superintendent B Cron remarks on the swap.
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Centennial
Heights
B. Cron
Local Market Highlights Fruit Line and Candy Selections
A local market features bananas oranges apples white grapes figs dates and other fruits along with a strong display of fresh candies and tobaccos for customers seeking a wide selection.
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Tenn
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Lavaca
Ala
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August Lombardo
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