California Assembly Faces Battle Over Japanese Segregation Bill
In Sacramento the lower house passed a controversial bill to bar Japanese and other Asians from white institutions, drawing President Roosevelt's criticism as unconstitutional. The move follows defeats of related measures by Governor Gillett and signals a major fight on school segregation and residency rules, with Leeds planning a reconsideration vote that could determine the bill's fate.
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Waler Leeds
Los Angeles
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Tarry Leeds
California
Wealthy Brooklynite Janer faces New York kidnapping case
Joseph W. Janer, a wealthy Brooklyn man, was presented by a grand jury on a kidnapping charge involving 11 year old Catherine Loerch who was brought to Baltimore. The girl testified about being forced to travel with him and claimed he used the name Florence Newhoff. Police in New York and Baltimore await further action as Janer remains in custody and faces potential death-penalty risk if convicted.
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Widow sobs as three wives tied to Newark murder revealed
Newark, N J Feb 4 sensational developments in the Frank Wilhelm murder case show he had three wives and never divorced. Mary J Wilhelm, the current wife, is jailed. a boarder Nichola Sicca is also detained. At the morgue she declares she always loved him, collapsing during a late night interrogation after identifying the corpse at the funeral. Authorities questioned Sicca as they pressed for statements while the funeral proceeded and witnesses described the wrenching scene.
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Newark
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New York
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Washington
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Dr Lawrence Held Bond Set After Miss Coultry Death
After a four hour inquest at the district morgue the coroner's jury ordered Dr Albert L Lawrence held for the grand jury on a death connected to Miss Abbia McCoultry. Bond fixed at 5000 dollars. suspect released via bondsman Maj Samuel Ho Walker. Prof Horton Simpson faces no official action as defense promises forthcoming statements.
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Eswrence
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P. Lavelle Coultry
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L Wrent Howard
Verdet
Lawrence
Hergt
Charles A Evang
Yelock
Samuel Ho Walker
V. McComes Hawken
Dr. Lawrence
Ben
Evans Tells of Tragedy In County Coroner Testimony
Detective Evans detailed his investigation into a mysterious illness and fatal outcome centered on Abbie Coultry. He described tracing the alias Mrs Alice Clark, the surgery at Dr Lawrence's, and the involvement of Drs Wren Howard and Harrison Crook. The Porter apartment house, Providence Hospital, and a secret marriage to Professor Horton Simpson were key elements, supported by Simpson's letters and photos.
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Mas Simpson
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Harrison Crook
Providence Hospital
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Board of Education
le Street
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Gil
Mbesides
Horton Simpson
Prof. Simpson
Miss Coultry
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Jackson
Nevitt
Boy Kills Playmate in Schoolyard Revolver Accident
Dennison Charlton aged 16 and Vivian Bowdoin aged 14, students at Western High School, wrestled on a stair landing when Charlton drew a .38 caliber revolver. A gunshot fatally wounded Vivian in the forehead. Dennison fainted. Coroner to hold inquest. Dennison released on own recognizance. Vivian died at Georgetown University Hospital. The incident occurred around 3 p.m. in Washington.
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Lright
Ted
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Raymond
Whylan
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Debate on residential segregation bill and Japanese policy shifts
Johnson shifted his vote from aye to no and moved to consider tomorrow as the assembly debated the residential segregation bill. Beardsiea Transue Hanson Reich and Cattell opposed it, arguing constitutional issues and impacts on Japan negotiations. Drew’s land bill faced reconsideration but failed 36 to 38, signaling a gain for supporters. Japanese officials urged calm, stressing faith in American fairness amid anti-Japanese sentiment and Nevada’s anti-Japanese resolution faced Senate referral to Judiciary, likely to die.
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Sicca Entangled in Murder Scene Leads to Detention
Detectives guide Sicca through a first floor tour then a basement call draws the team to a dark hallway where a corpse of Withetn lies. The sight leaves Sicca in shock as officers remove him to custody and the arraignment with Mrs Wilhelm is postponed due to his nervous collapse.
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Boy Dies After Classroom Shooting at Local School
Dennison, a student, fired a revolver at Vivian in the school classroom. The bullet lodged in the brain and he died within an hour at the hospital. Judge Charlton arranged Dennison’s release after a police inquiry. Witnesses include Miss Bath C Wescott and Raymond Bowdoin.
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Seventh Precinct
Bowdoin
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Wescott
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Classic Relics Recovered at Brindisi Temple Site
Rome reports a Brindisi dig unearthed two green marble columns three statues and a pedestal with a Latin epigram from the classical era dedicated to Clodia Antonimina. The finds likely relate to the ancient Temple of Nemesis where Agrippina placed Caesar Germanicus ashes after returning from Asia Minor.
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Mrs Stuyvesant Fish joins anti suffrage league
New York Feb 4 Mrs Stuyvesant Fish has joined the National League for the Civic Education of Women, an group formed eight months ago to oppose women's suffrage. The league's aim is to show the ballot is not the best solution. Mrs Gilbert E Jones chairs its executive committee and received Mrs Fish's letter of opposition. Presidents and honorary vice presidents include Mrs Richard Watson Gilder Grover Cleveland Mrs Andrew Carnegie and Mrs David H Greer.
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Wich
Sayeebshan
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David H. Greer
Castro Leaves Sanatorium After Month of Care
Berlin February 4 Cipriano Castro the former president of Venezuela who had been under the care of Dr Israel for a month after an operation left the private sanatorium today He has declared himself recovered and offered no plans for his future The event ends a quiet period of treatment and public interest in Castro's health.
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President Roosevelt Hosts Congressional Reception at White House
The White House hosted a large congressional reception last evening bringing together Representatives and Senators, along with many guests from 60 districts. Miss Roosevelt drew the most attention among attendees, while Mrs Longworth’s absence disappointed many, and a diverse array of gowns lit the scene as the event marked one of the era’s final public gatherings of the Roosevelts.
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