Race Progress and Education Urged at Carnegie Hall
A South region meeting highlighted opportunities for African Americans, praising improved race relations and urging practical progress. Speakers including Gov Hughes and Henry Watterson stressed Tuskegee Institute influence, self-help leadership, and the need for industrial education, land ownership, and citizenry foundations. Ambassador Bryce endorsed targeted training for both professionals and skilled labor to uplift the race.
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New York
Almas
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Torose
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Booker T. Washington
Booker T Washington
Tuskeys Institute
Bryce
Rte
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Viicus
Qvork- Jin
Lour Tuskegee
Programme of Reforms Emphasizes National Control and Labor Laws
A Yale address by Senator Beveridge outlines reforms including abolition of child labor, exclusive national control of railroads, up-to-date labor laws, and a conservation scheme by Pinchot. He argues for honest governance, tariff clarity, and a federal approach to trade, labor, and resources, citing German and Japanese examples.
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Yale
Toms
da Law
Congress
Reichstag
F. Bods
American Congress
House of Depities
Hughes Anomaly Rejects White House Help In Nomination Fight
Roosevelt favored Hughes for the 1932 nomination but Hughes offered no thanks or public stance. The New York GOP split between Black and Bruce before a June Saratoga convention, with President Roosevelt backing Hughes yet Hughes remaining silent. The piece traces tensions over Fed appointments and the potential Roosevelt Hughes alliance, noting Hughes acts as governor and avoids explicit campaigning while party leaders maneuver.
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Samuel G Blythe
New York
Frank Black
Llnn
Bruce
Roosevelt
Black
Hughes
Saratowa
William W Cocks
Congress
Washington
Old Westbury
Long Island
Westbury
Herbert Parsons
New York County Republican Committee
Parsons
Saratog
White House
Stevens
City 9
James W Wadsworth
Abdard
Peter Porter
Wadsworth
New York State
Roosevelt & Hughes
Hughes & Roosevelt
Archie D Sanders
Genesee Counts
Sanders
Sandere
Umtmediately
Secretary of the
Freasui
Secretary of the Treasury
New Lok
Gey Hughes
York State
Mcogevelt- Hughes
Gov Hughes
Innley
Amer
Albany
God Huhes
Sandra
Banders
Cortelyo
Ators
Sammis
Jana
Republican County Committee
Wells
Chicago
New England
West
Haitian Rebels Repulsed and U S Protests Bombardment
Haiti unrest with government bombardment threats against Gonaives and St Marc. Insurgent gains reported in Gonaives and St Marc, deaths of Gen Jadotte and Gen Deslouches confirmed. American minister Furniss protests and considers naval protection. Dubuque and Paducah ordered to Haiti if violence spreads. Parliament election underway amid campaign tensions and looming presidential vote next year.
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Gonalves
St Marc
Eagle
Liewt Com Vartell
Dr Durniss
Hagte
Mare
Jadotte
Gonaives
Deslouches
St Mare
Gonanes
State Department
Hallem
Furniss
Fur Uss
Nord
Halti
Ware
Marvel
Dubuque
Paducah
Iruiti
New Orleans
House of Representatives
Haiti
House
American woman Mary Robinson arrested for perjury in Druce case
London January 17 Miss Mary Robinson an American woman and daughter of a Southern planter who testified in the Druce case that she knew Druce as the Duke of Portland and that Druce confirmed the claim was arrested today on a warrant charging her with perjury
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London
Mary Robinson
Druce
Duke of Portland
Charles Dickens
Lievt Crawford Buried At Arlington Amid Missing Man Search
John W Crawford former private secretary to Admiral Dewey, who died by drowning in the Potomac, was buried at Arlington Cemetery. Rev Samuel H Woodrow led a simple service at the grave. Police seek John S Henderson, 29, last seen Monday, missing from 600 ME Street Southeast, ill and possibly in danger.
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Taeut
John W Crawford
Admiral Dewey
Potomac
Arlington Cemetery
Samuel H Koodrow
Teel Fleet Congregational Church
John S. Henderson
John S Henderson
ME Street
Henderson
Hepburn Commodities Clause Spars Railroads in 1908 Case
The United States Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of the Hepburn rate law commodities clause. Railroads face forced sale of coal mines and other assets if May 1 enforcement proceeds, with Attorney General Bonaparte planning civil action to secure a prompt ruling.
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United States Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Bankers Back Aldrich Currency Measure Aide Plan
Chicago January 17 report notes bankers west of the Allghenies favor an Aldrich currency measure. The American Bankers Association currency commission may frame a plan within a month and send it to Washington. AB Hepburn of Chase National Bank heads the commission but is abroad. The meeting will proceed with limited representation from the East and West.
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Washington
Hughes
Chicago
Currenty Commission
American Bankers Association
Hepburn
Chase National Ibank
New York
Europe
Cox
Wishigton
Walsh Jury Still Out After Bank President Trial Delays
The Walsh jury has not arrived by evening and doubts linger on a verdict. The bank president faces charges of misusing funds at Thievgo National Bank. Judge Anderson left for Indiana and will await the jury’s return tomorrow. The room remained unsettled as jurors watched for guidance. The defense and Walsh’s lawyers stayed hopeful for an acquittal.
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Meanttme
Hughes
Tory
Alban
Charles E Hughes
Cheaga
Walsh Juru
Thievgo National Bank
Anderson
Indiana
Morrow
Whitaker Held for Shooting Attempt in New Orleans
Inspector Edward Whitaker and his Eye detectives were arraigned in First City Criminal Court after an attempted shooting of Morning World editor Joseph M Leveque. All pleaded not guilty with bail set at 2000 dollars for Whitaker and 1000 for each detective.
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New Orleans
Edward Whitaker
Joseph M Leveque
Morning World
First City Criminal Court
Webitaker
Louisiana
Whitaker
Hinself
Leveque
Pressure Off Coal Roads Enforce Law Pending Supreme Court Decision
The Department of Justice announced that coal carrying railroads delaying compliance with the Hepburn act may avoid prosecution if they promptly adhere to the Supreme Court's forthcoming ruling on prohibiting transportation companies from owning and operating coal properties after May 1. Proceedings will start soon after that date to secure a quick decision, with expected cooperation from the railroads.
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Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Diamonds Found in Rags at Kalamazoo Plant
For the second time in a week a valuable diamond was found by a King Paver Company employee in a rag shipment. On Thursday, January 4, a millwright found a 24.16 carat stone worth about 400 dollars, matching the size and look of a gem found last week by Henman Hines. It is customary in these situations to give the property to the finder.
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King Paver Company
Jear
Henman Hines
Ander
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