California Legislature Faces Racial Segregation Bill Debate
In Sacramento the lower house passed a bill barring Japanese and other Asians from white schools amid protests by President Hoover and Gov. Gillett. Reconsideration of Drew’s school law and Johnson’s anti-birthplace bills opens a fierce battle over segregation, with Leeds moving to reconsider and a statewide clash anticipated. The defeated measures linger as lawmakers return to the floor amid political pressure and party leadership calls.
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Sacramento
Grover Johnson
Laramatr
Cal
Glen Gov Gillett
Brad Seller
Gust
Lua
Catlett
Assembly
Lue
Dy. S
Tnes Hoteins
Drew
James
Gov Gillett
Ranffonts
Sptaker Fhlip Stanton
Waler Leeds
Los Angeles
Rollcatlh
Tarry Leeds
California
Wealthy Brooklynite Janet to be indicted for kidnaping girl
Joseph W. Janet, a wealthy Brooklyn man linked to abducting 11 year old Catherine Loerch, faced grand jury action amid Baltimore custody and New York police interest. The girl testified and identified Janet, who allegedly misrepresented identity. authorities warn of possible death sentence if convicted. Janet remains jailed as prosecutors prepare formal charges and await further action.
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Brooklyn
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New York
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Elizabeth Duke
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Widow in Newark Case Faces Murder Mystery Echoes Past Bigamy Charge
sensational Newark case unfolds about contractor Frank Wilhelm murdered at home while investigators reveal he kept three wives and had never divorced. at funeral, Mrs Mary J Wilhelm and boarder Nicola Sicca confronted Wilhelm corpse provoking tense scenes and further questioning. detective interrogation of both suspects includes morgue visit where widow proclaims enduring love and urges justice.
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Mare
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Hannah Wilhelm
Mary J Wilhelm
E. B. Ferris
Fredericka Wilhelm
Anna Stafford
Bertha
Sarah Stafford
Sarah Dilton
New York
Doctor Held After Inquest Into Miss Coultry Death
After a four hour inquest at the district morgue into the death of Miss Abbia Coultry the coroner's jury ordered Dr Albert L Lawrence held for the grand jury. Bondsman Maj Samuel Walker posted 3000 and Lawrence was released pending trial. Prof Horton Simpson denied complicity and prepared to appear in city with his attorney.
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Takoma Park School
James B Archer, Jr
John Lewis Smith
Eswrence
Hilton Jackson
P. Lavelle Coultry
Joseph Burkhart
L Wrent Howard
Verdet
Lawrence
Hergt
Charles A Evang
Yelock
Samuel Ho Walker
V. McComes Hawken
Dr. Lawrence
Ben
Evans Tells of Tragedy At District coroner inquest
Detective Evans described how he unraveled the case after a letter from Prof Simpson indicated trouble with Miss Abbie Coultry. He traced the alias Mrs Clark, its link to Dr Lawrence and the alleged operation that led to the young woman’s death, while reading Simpson’s letters and showing photos of the missing husband. The testimony supported the coroner’s jury verdict and explored the secret marriage claims involving Mr Coultry and Prof Simpson.
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Enmor
Evans
Simpson
Courtry
Lee
Dr. Lawrence
Alice Clark
Porter
Alice Clarif
Abbie M. Coultry
Mr. Coultry
Lawrence
Mas Simpson
Wren Howard
Harrison Crook
Providence Hospital
Abbie
Board of Education
le Street
Sohe
Gha
Gil
Mbesides
Prof. Simpson
Miss Coultry
Horton Simpton
Jackson
Nevitt
Boy Kills In Play Accident At School Stairway
Dennison Charlton sixteen wounded a playmate Vivian Bowdoin fourteen in a stairway roughhouse at Western High School Georgetown Hospital confirms Vivian died later. Dennison released on his own recognizance as coroner to hold inquest. Reminiscent of wild west play with a revolver misfiring during a dormitory romp. eyewitnesses and authorities deem incident accidental.
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Georgetown
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Dennison Charlton
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J. S. Bowdoin
Southern Railway
Dennison
Vivian
Georgetown University Hospital
Seventh Precinct
Chariton
Baker
Nevitt
Lright
Ted
Reymond Bowdela
Raymond
Whylan
Faintain
Miss Reed
Wiliam B Hudson
Nineteenth Street
Mise Wencott
Walsh
Charlton
Snyder
Bowdoin
Fremont, Smith
Owdoin
Dennjeon
Frienia
Wescott
Vivien
Debate Over Segregation Bill Highlights Assembly Session
Johnson altered his vote from aye to no and urged reconsideration to tomorrow. The main debate centered on the residential segregation bill with many anti-law and corporate supporters backing segregation of undesirable aliens, arguing it echoed anti Japanese measures. Beardsiea Transue Hanson Reich and Cattell spoke against it calling it unconstitutional and harmful to federal Japan negotiations. Drew’s land bill was reconsidered, but the motion failed 36 to 38, signaling a gain for bill supporters. In Tokyo, officials voiced confidence in American fairness despite U.S. domestic discord, warning against ignorant press and urging restraint. A Nevada resolution opposing Japanese policy was referred to the Judiciary committee, likely to die there.
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New Tandsoll
Sicca's fearful tour ends in murder discovery at house
Sicca led detectives through a first floor tour as a basement call drew others down. In a dark hallway Beea flashed a body of Withetn, shocking the suspect who collapsed. The arraignment of Sicca and Mrs Wilhelm was postponed as he remained unfit for trial.
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Sicca
Wilhelm
Wilhelm House
Inoc
Hleca
Beea
Shea
Mre
Tragedy at school as boy shoots friend by accident
Vivian Bowdoin dies after a revolver detonates in a classroom. Dennison, who bought the weapon for four dollars, explains the incident to Officer Walsh and Miss Wescott. Judge Charlton arranges the boy's release. inquests to follow with Bowdoin as principal witness.
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Joseph G. Walsh
Dennison
Migs ‘Wescott
Raymond Bowdoin
Vivian
Classic Relics Recovered at Brindisi Temple Site
Rome reports at Brindisi two ancient green marble columns three statues and a pedestal with a Latin epigram dating from the classical period. The finds, connected to the ancient temple of Nemesis, include references to Agrippina and Caesar Germanicus.
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Washington Post
Rome
Clodia Antonimilla
Agrippina
Asia Minor
Caesar Germanicus
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish Opposes Women’s Suffrage
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish has joined the National League for the Civic Education of Women, a group formed to oppose expansion of women’s suffrage. The league’s leadership includes Mrs Richard Watson Gilder as president and honorary vice presidents such as Grover Cleveland, Andrew Carnegie, and Mrs David H Greer. Mrs Fish’s letter to Mrs Gilbert E Jones states she is strongly opposed to equal suffrage after careful consideration.
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Washington
New York
National League For the Civic Education of Women
Stuyvesant Fish
Fish
Wich
Sayeebshan
Richard Watson Gilder
Grover Cleveland
Andrew Carnegie
David H. Greer
Castro Leaves Sanatorium After Treatment in Berlin
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela left Dr Israel's private sanitarium in Berlin today after a month of care following an operation. He appeared in good condition and did not reveal his future plans. The report notes adjustments to daily routines and ongoing medical attention.
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Board of Education
Washington
Betaiu
Berlin
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Israel
Roosevelt Era White House Reception Draws Vast Crowd
Large crowds from across states attended the White House reception hosted by President and Mrs Roosevelt. Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Mrs Longworth drew particular attention among attendees including many young women and students. The event showcased varied attire from simple business wear to elaborate gowns as guests mingled with lawmakers and officials in a festive, democratic atmosphere.
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