Japan Japanese Emigration Clash With Canada Policy
A London style dispatch outlines Japan’s stance on emigration limits and Canada’s reaction. It cites Minister Lemieux of Canada and Viscount Hayashi in Tokyo, detailing stringent regulations, restrictions on contract labor, and the broader impact on the Anglo Japanese alliance.
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Japan's Emigration Policy Scarcity and Tense Relations
A period piece discusses Japan's claim of civilization equal to Western nations while criticizing American immigration limits and European access. It notes Japan's insistence on emigration restraints to Canada and the United States only, amid broader diplomatic tensions and treaty interpretations.
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America
Europe
Canada
United States
Will Wed Clarkson Ends Osborn Suit Over Maloney Marriage
Special to The Washington Pat Philadelphia Palant Arthur Herbert Osborn a New York broker who secretly married Helen Maloney in Mamaroneck in 1938 will not block a suit for annulment of the marriage. Andrew Maloney confirms the report that papers in the suit have been filed seeking annulment. friends say a second marriage to Samuel Clarkson may follow. The annulment case is in the Supreme Court of New York County on three grounds including invalid marriage and lack of understanding of Bona Fide intent.
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Martin Maloney
Mamaroneck
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Oscort
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Engishman
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Hyne Held for Bigamy in Bristol Court
Arthur Hyne charged with bigamy and obtaining money under promise of marriage arraigned in Bristol Police Court. He allegedly used aliases including Albert Charles Weston and claimed to be a dentist. Prosecution ties him to frauds against women in multiple American cities. committed for trial.
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London
Arthur Hyne
Bristol
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St Louis
USA
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Heil
Albert Charles Weston
Brazilian Fleet Receives Warm Rio Reception Before Pacific Route
Rio de Janeiro January 21 A reception aboard the Minnesota flagship drew about 2 000 guests including diplomatic corps American residents and Brazilian officers as Evans and his sixteen war craft bid farewell for the next leg of their voyage. Baron Rio Branco toasted Roosevelt praising the Monroe Doctrine and the enduring Brazil United States friendship. Meanwhile a court martial fined Surgeon Rand Percy Crandall for overstepping authority and a banquet honored the American fleet with 600 guests and remarks on shared hemispheric ties. A separate report from Chattanooga notes Walter Cole the negro killer was lynched by a Morgan County posse after a pursuit from Annadel.
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Kaiser Honors Professors In Berlin Royal Drawing Room
The first drawing room of the season at the palace featured American guests including Mrs Spencer F Eddy, Lieut Cam Heginald R Benknap, Mrs Benknap, Arthur P Hadley, Yale president, Mrs Hadley, Prof William Henry Schofield of Harvard, Basil Miles, and the Empress secretary. Hadley and Schofield wore academe gowns. The Emperor spoke with the scholars as their Berlin University work nears completion. Mr and Mrs Schofield plan U.S. departure January 29. Prof and Mrs Hadley leave February 15.
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Harvard University
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Riding Test Altered in Roosevelt Taft Riding Reform
President Roosevelt, swayed by criticisms of an army riding test for field officers, has ordered a modification. The change allows permanent staff officers in purely civil duties to request exemption from the test, with conditions. Lieut Col William L Marshall and Col Adams may be excused upon request, as may Lieut Col Russell, affecting New York Harbor improvement work led by Marshall.
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New York
Hartor
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Columbia protests Cornell inclusion of Elizabeth Cook in debate
The Columbia College debating team demanded Miss Elizabeth Cook, a Cornell coed, be barred from Cornell’s debate team ahead of the February 28 Ithaca meet. Walter R Woodbury warned Columbia would forfeit the contest if Cook remained, arguing women should not debate in events meant for men.
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Cornell
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Debating Union
Misa Cook
Night Riders Burn Barn In Christian County Farm
A band of night riders burned a large tobacco barn on James A Coleman’s farm in the southern part of Christian County. The barn held about 15,000 pounds of tobacco ready for shipment. Coleman is not a member of the Tobacco Association. A separate dispatch reports four plague deaths near Hwang-Hien in Shan-tung province, China.
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Mid Might
James A Coleman
Christian County
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China
Washington Post
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Hwang-Hien
Shan-tung
Waldorf Conference Off Promoter Cites Unity Goal
The Waldorf conference of Democrats called by Sherman M. Craiger for Thursday at 4 pm in New York is postponed to a later date. The organizers aimed to unite diverse views on party platform and avoid misinterpretation that the talks opposed Bryan. Many invited sponsors cannot attend, especially Southern governors, who fear the meeting would oppose the presidential candidate.
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York
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Waldorf-Astoria
Craiger
Bryan
Woman Arrests Burglar at Ridge Street Home
Special to The Washington Post Waterbury Coin Mrs Lizzie Wolff a frail wife of Adrian F Wolff superintendent of the tool room at Scoville Company held up a flat shelf tonight in her home on Ridge street, disarmed the burglar and, with a revolver, forced him into a corner until police arrived eighteen minutes later. The burglar, Arthur Rosenthal of Boston, already known as a thief in Concord and New York, confessed to prior robberies and admitted large-scale loot hidden at the Wolff home.
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Heig Arthur Rosenthal
Boston
Concord
New York
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Rosenthal
Arrest In Boyertown Case Involves Quakertown Man
A Quakertown man Javera is under arrest in connection with last week’s fatal Mouse fire at a Boyertown theater. The coroner’s warrant accuses him of aiding removal of two calcium light tanks from the ruins and alleges tampering and possible negligence. Tanks were allegedly shipped to Quakertown and Rogertown in the name of W Ransom before Javers was taken to Reading county jail.
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Pet dog saves family from blaze in Latrobe incident
A dog awoke Mrs Mary att son of Kingston near Latrobe Pennsylvania by barking as flames burst through the room. The dog leaped onto the bed, pulled away blankets, waking the mother who carried two children to safety. All three suffered severe cold from the escape. a nearby empty house also burned. suspected incendiary origin.
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Prediction of speedy business revival by Van Horne
Sir William C Van Horne, chairman of the Canadian Pact Railway Company, arrived from Cuba and voiced optimism about a rapid rebound in the world economy. He said the depression has been severe, money is becoming easier, and large corporations will resume selling securities, triggering an immediate uptick in industry and a broader business revival.
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New York
Sir William C van Horne
Cuba
Hazard Trial Goes Over In Fort Wayne Court Martial Adjourned
The court martial of Lieut Russell Hazzard, held on charges including conduct unbecoming an officer and embezzlement, adjourned for two weeks. The defense hired A H Frazer as counsel and argued the prisoner’s mental condition could have prevented conviction. adjournment telegram sent from Fort Wayne.
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Spite Says Shonts Family Aids The Officers
New York reports that Mrs Shonts and her daughters brought no trunks of gowns through the port. Customs inspectors found only 1560 dollars worth of dutiable wear with potential duty at about 500 dollars. The Shonts party called the charges spiteful and misinformed, noting a misreading of the law on worn gems and gowns.
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Paris Gowns Auctioned Amid Duty Controversy
Special to The Washington Post reports a January sale in Marshal Henkeels office of Mrs Todd s Paris wedding trousseau seized by the government for customs duty nonpayment. Fifteen gowns and accessories sold to bidders, with total receipts $1.41 thousand short of the duty by $102.20. A gold spangled gown led at $19. Other items include bridal gown and veil and pink silk opera cloak.
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Bryan Aids Beckham Welcomes Democratic Senate Support
Frankfort Kentucky January 2 The visit by William Jennings Bryan to address Democratic lawmakers centered on backing former Governor Beckham for United States Senate. Bryan said he may be a candidate himself but that his goal is a Democratic victory including the Senate and House. He argued for party unity and a shift away from corporate control, urging legislators to elect a Democratic Senator on whom deliverance can rest. The House voted Beckham 45 to 4 with 3 scattering, while the Senate balloted Beckham 17 Bradley 6 14 J B McCreary 23 C S Blackburn 1 before adjourning to hear Bryan.
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Oculist Dr F Michaels Dies After Ptomaine Poisoning
In Binghamton New York on January 2 Dr F Michaels a nationally known oculist died after contracting tainted chicken food poisoning. The illness developed into tuberculosis and proved fatal.
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Hughes Indicates Support for Hughes Nomination in NY Club Letter
Albany January 21 Governor Hugh s declares in a letter to James Lehmater that he will not seek or influence delegates and urges party harmony. He notes the party must freely express its will and stresses impartial administration and no factional aims. Former Governor Frank S Black expresses readiness to back Hughes and attend a meeting at the Manhattan Hotel to boost the movement.
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