Calamity fears as San Francisco Japanese education row widens
The article describes growing government unease over California's stance on Japanese students and labor, with officials including Secretary Metcalf and Secretary Root pressing for a policy change. It notes San Francisco residents oppose admitting adult Japanese students, fears of broader exclusion, and possible commercial reprisals amid talk of congressional action and naval funding tied to a looming war cloud.
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Congress
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Pacific Coast
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Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
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Gatia Factory
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Roo
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Pacific
Philippines
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Navy Department
Weather Conditions From Department Weather Bureau Report
Weather conditions show high pressure generally, with clouded north and west, light rain in Ohio Valley and Lake region, snow in Colorado, and rain in Washington Oregon. A cold wave is forecast as high pressure shifts east, bringing colder temperatures to the Midwest and Great Lakes by Sunday. Local readings list temperatures, sunshine, and precipitation percentages.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Northwost
Ohio Valley
Lake
New York
New England
Colorado
Oregon
Kansas
Wisconsin
Canadian Northwest
Menace From Japan Threatens Pacific Relations
The dispatches report Japan prepared to resort to arms if California school integration persists, with Harry B. Miller American Consul General at Yokohama stating Japan is incensed and willing to fight to end discrimination. Coverage cites Paris and San Francisco commentary on a looming crisis and U S naval limits in the Pacific.
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Yokohama
Japan
San Francisco
Paria
United States
France
Russia
Pacific
M Kurino
Mafin
Shibuay
Seattle
Wash
Echo de Paris
Torodzu Chobo
Tokyo
Harry B Miller
FAP Squadron Sets Sail January From Yokohama
A Japanese cramming squadron including Itsukushima Hashidates and Matsushima under Rear Admiral Tomeoka will depart Yokohama in January on a cruise to Honolulu, with expected stops in San Francisco Seattle and Tacoma. Revenue cutters are assigned to Atlantic water cruising stations from Woodbury Portland Gresham Boston Dexter New London Mohawk Onondaga Norfolk Apache Chesapeake Bay and Seminole Wilmington North Carolina.
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Mohawk
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Onondaga
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Wilmington
N. C
Taft the busiest man in government
The Secretary of War, Taft, is described as extraordinarily busy with urgent issues on his desk. The article notes the postwar return of the President and concerns in the Philippines and Panama as part of a massive workload. He reportedly locked his doors to visitors, sprinted between the White House and War Department, and sought meals between duties.
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Panama
White House
War Department
Strobel resigns Harvard chair to aid Siam king
Cambridge Mass Nov 80 Prof Henry Edward Strobel Bemis professor of international law resigns from Harvard law school. He will join the Siam government as general adviser. Strobel formerly served at the United States Legation in Madrid and was Third Assistant Secretary of State. He held envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary roles in Ecuador and Chile before returning to Harvard in 1898.
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Legation
Madrid
Washington
Ecuador
Chile
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Ecuadorian Markets Open to US Capital, Says Representative
United States envoy in Quito urges American merchants and investors to enter Ecuador’s markets. He highlights a large, water rich, debt free country with sound gold currency, good rail links, and strong natural resources, urging mutual trade expansion as Britain and Germany compete.
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Great Britain
Ecuador
Republic
Honorthu Root
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France
America
Castro in usual health says Venezuelan rumors false
San Juan Puerto Rico November reports from W W Russell American Minister to Venezuela state Castro is in his usual health. He passed through here en route to New York aboard the Casaras steamer and dismissed circulating rumors as exaggerated. Thomas C Dawson American Minister to the Dominican Republic departed today on the gunboat Marietta for Santo Domingo.
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Navy report warns of war prep and higher US naval efficiency
Rear Admiral Converse, chief of the Bureau of Navigation, urges strong national spirit and an efficient Navy to deter aggression. He calls for more native-born sailors, raises pay on reenlistment, and removal of some recruiting age proofs. He favors removing marines from ships, reviving the vice admiral rank, and grouping battleships under unified command, with detailed Atlantic and Pacific fleet assignments and a growing concentration of forces in American waters.
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Navy Department
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Japan
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Navy
Bureau of Negigation
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Pacific fleet under supreme command to mirror Atlantic force
The Pacific fleet will merge under a flag officer of the highest rank. The Bureau of Navigation aims to secure sixteen battleships in the Atlantic fleet, split into two squadrons for better practice in battle tactics and to enable officers to maneuver a large, homogeneous squadron against Gapther.
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Margaret Loveless to be arraigned for jacket theft
Margaret Loveless, arrested by Detectives Pratt and Howlett, faces a Police Court hearing for larceny of an Eton jacket owned by Mrs. A. C. Rauterberg of 104 M Street NW. The jacket was reportedly taken after promises to return it and later sold by another woman named Margaret Boyle.
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Eton
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Therisoner
Ray, Hater
Judge to rule Monday on Bassett rebuttal in divorce case
In the Bassett versus Bassett absolute divorce case, Justice Gould heard objections to adding Bassett on the stand for rebuttal. The judge will decide Monday whether to permit further testimony and, if denied, arguments will proceed that morning.
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Evangelist Fred B Smith Opens Seven Day Campaign at Navy Yard
Fred B Smith opens a seven day religious campaign in Washington with a noon Y M C A meeting drawing 200 plus men from business, clergy, and service. He argues Christ adds to life not just saves from doom, urging individual effort and personal outreach to five acquaintances for conversion.
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