Would Bar Japanese Bill Before the Legislature
A rambling report outlines a proposed bill to bar Japanese, with references to a telegram from "T. R." and remarks attributed to Representative McKinlay claiming Roosevelt fears the Japanese but would preserve lands for whites. It notes committee referrals, partisan tensions, and broader calls on immigration and wartime policy, with scattered mentions of education and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Labor
T. R
McKinlay
Roosevelt
Hecht Stores Buy Out Departmental Co operative Guild Stock
The Hecht Stores, with cash backing, purchase the entire stock of the Departmental Co operative Guild at 761 9th Street Washington. New high grade groceries furnishings shoes crockery and more go on sale this morning with notable bargains attracting crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
79Th Street
Hecht
Washington
Guild
9Th St
Raincoat and Trouser Sale Prices Displayed
Advertisement lists uniform price points for raincoats and trousers across multiple bands. Raincoats at two dollars to two fifty, trousers from one to seven dollars, with several mid range and sale lines across categories.
Cotton Is Honcontraband Advances at International Conference
At the internal session in Lennon on February 12 delegates argued over whether cotton should be deemed contraband. Progress emerged as the conference agreed on three categories: absolute contraband, absolute noncontraband, and conditional noncontraband. Leaders Stockton and Wilson hailed the move as a step forward, with the revised list expected to guide American trade opinions.
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The
Hague
Guild Stock of Furnishings Sale Highlights Deep Discounts
The Guild offers a wide range of mens and womens undergarments and socks at deep sale prices. Items include high grade lisle hosiery, black unmercerized lisle socks, kid gloves, ribbed vests, underwear, and boys wear with markdowns up to 50 percent, featuring brands and sizes across hats, shirts, and drawers to clear stock.
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Wright
Uie
Ube
Furnishings Sale by the Guild at 50 State Prince
Men’s cambric night robes with and without collar, flannel night robes in stock, men’s coat sweaters up to 1 dollar, fine coat sweaters reduced, assorted buttons, fancy camisoles and handkerchiefs sold by the Guild at sale prices. White hemstitched handkerchiefs and soft finish white handkerchiefs offered at reduced rates.
Umbrellas and men's wear auction by the Guild sale
The Guild hosts a sale of umbrellas for men and women with plain and fancy handles. Items include silk neckwear and washable foul-in-hand ties. Prices drop from higher tags to as low as 1 for sale items. New spring goods and assorted colors are included in the auction.
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Sui Tu
Conference Notes Fail to Reach Accord on Key Points
The record shows ongoing debate over the contraband question and belligerent actions against neutrals. Although officials claimed general agreement in principle on main topics, substantial obstacles remain to be resolved before a final treaty.
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Onie
Ime
Iman
LIQUOR RULING UPHELD ON FORWARDING RULES
The interstate commerce commission, in the Rosal Brewing Company vs Adams Express case, upholds a rule by Adams Express denying collection of purchase price for intoxicating liquor. Chairman Knapp writes that practical difficulties in transporting liquor justify the rule, finding no undue discrimination or legal violation.
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Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rosal Brewing Company
Adams Xpress Company
Thaw Visit Allowed on Prisoner Birthday Aid
Matteawan New Jersey rule barring holidays for prison visits was suspended to permit Mrs. William Thaw to see her son Fury K Thaw for his thirty seventh birthday. Thaw has been confined about a year and gained 25 pounds, now at 178. Others listed include Alfred M Verner and Katherine G Taylor of Pittsburgh and several reverends and residents from Fort Defiance and Rolla, Virginia.
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Matteawan
N. J
Deaths in Health Office Record listing multiple individuals
Health office death records show several individuals with ages and locations, including George Gorham age 37 of 1761 st ouw, Richard Beatnx Trovidence Soapt age 61, James Smith Providence Horpt age 9, Zaith A. Ward 47 years, Patrick Sherwin 35, Sears Deloria Carroll Child 2 months of Children’s Hospital at 1022 4th St. Sears
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George
Gorham
St Ouw
Richard Beatnx
Yunes
James Smit
Providence
Horpt
Zaith A. Ward
Carnegie Sees Congress Incompetent on Tariff, Urges Expert Commission
New York February 12 Andrew Carnegie declares Congress unable to fix a just tariff schedule and calls for a permanent bipartisan commission of experts. He urges manufacturers to attend the National Association of Manufacturers convention in Indianapolis February 16 and warns that elected officials lack training to interpret technical industry testimony.
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New York
Andrew Carnegy
Congress
Carnegie
Indianapolis
Martin Mr. Carnegie
National Association of Manuffacturers
Laritt
Reach Climax In Liberia Cable Reports Dire Situation
State Department cables indicate a grave Liberian crisis with foreign officials alarmed. A Prush gunuaadia unit and 2 companies of soldiers are en route from Monrovia for protection, while a $20,000 appropriation to fund a relief commission is being sought.
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State Department
Liveria
Liberan
Monrovia
Lisberia
Regt
Liberia
Byrd Pushes Intermarriage Ban Bill in District House
Representative Byrd of Mississippi plans to move a bill on the floor to make interracial marriage a felony and declare such unions void in the District of Columbia. He will urge a favorable district committee report and cites rising intermarriage rates in the North and DC.
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Byrd
District of Columbia
Mississippi
Byrd Wall
District Committee of the House
House
Mrs Longworth Helps Lay Grand Rapids Cornerstone
A Grand Rapids ceremony for a Federal building cornerstone featured Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth and United States Senator William Alden Smith. The event drew civic groups, with a parade and the crowd singing Onward Christian Soldier. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is recommended for warmth and vigor amid cold weather.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Alice Roosevelt Longwarth
H. W. Montague
Traverse City
Grand Lodge of Michigan
Congress secretary ill. P A Young near death from pneumonia
A. Young, private secretary to Representative Henry A Barnhart, lies severely ill at his home 402 New Jersey Avenue Southwest after a week with pneumonia. Mrs. Young arrived from Indiana to be with him, and prospects for recovery are stated as dim.
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A. Young
Henry A Barnhart
New Jersey
Mr. Young
Brent
Bonaparte Seeks $100000 For Antitrust Enforcement
The Attorney General requests an appropriation of one hundred thousand dollars for the antitrust enforcement program. He asks that any unexpended balance from the current year be made available for the next fiscal year and that additional funds be provided in 1910.
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F& Jetter
Ceneres- Urough
Treas
Genmiral Bonaparte Ash
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