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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1909

Page

34

War talk and calls for pacific action in a heated Senate debate

A heated wartime debate centers on naval expansion and fear of Japanese influence. Senators Burton and Cockran clash over defense needs while warning against alien prejudice and the risk of nudging the nation toward conflict. San Francisco business leaders urge restraint and federal handling of Japanese immigration.

Burton Japan Congress Flint Knox Pacific San Francisco Senate United States Los Angeles Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association Sacramento

California Japanese Immigration Debate Moves Toward Census Plan

A California effort to study Japanese immigration advances as President Roosevelt backs pacific steps and a California legislative commission may census Japanese residents. Senator Pint questions the severity of the situation amid anti Japanese moves, while Californians consider appointing a commission to probe property, schooling, and integration among Japanese residents.

Kpr Tesla Crom California Fem Tne Miya Eleun San Fran Aia Rouxe Ukriia Max Phelan Roosevelt Tatforint Japan Thuve Calfornia Phelan Legislature of Senator Pint

Italians Aid Fellows Money Raised in District

Vincenzo di Giorgio led Italian patriotic societies in presenting 4306.73 to the Hallan ambassador for relief of Mensina earthquake victims. Funds from Columna and New National concerts, plus subscriptions, will go to Rome for Italian Red Cross. Contracts with firms in New York Chicago for building materials support 1500, 500, and emergency housing in New Orleans.

Vincenzo di Giorgio Comitato Columbiens Wallington Mensina Hallan Columna New National Mrai Giorgio Angelo Chicca Antonyo Mistretta Ignazio Geraci Pietro Radice Luigi Pema Giovanni Perrone Onotrio Vitale A. Bargegin Societe Unione Fratellanza Societa Trinacria Societa Vittorio Emmanuele Societa Are and Mustieri Societa Umbrric No Societa Cristofora Colombo Societa Danti Alighieri Societa Garibaldi National Theater Columbia Theater Vincenzo Giorgio Italian Red Cross Society Rome Nays William P Youngs & Bra New York Italy J K Joyce Chicago New Orléans

Force Will Be Increased in Hope of Determining Winners by March 1

The Post reports rapid progress in its proverb contest judging. Examiners have reviewed 3147 sets with 00 blanks each, and 7240 answers examined so far. Thousands more sets remain to be processed as overtime and extra staff are deployed to finish by March 1, with no early indication of winners.

France Esterday

Garfield Named in Land Suit Over 160 Acres

Said Shaddy and two corporations filed a petition for a writ of mandamus against James Rudolph Garfield Secretary of the Interior. They allege Shaddy qualified as a McHenry county resident and citizen, applied for 160 acres in 1903, received a final cash certificate, and sold the land to the Great Northern Loan Company and Union Central Life Insurance as trustees. They seek release of the Interior Department suspension on the land entry.

James Rudolph Garfield Shaddy Great Northern Loan Company North Dakota Union Central Life Insurance Company Ohio McHenry County Noah Treatnance Company Secretary of the Interior Georga F Havel

Bradley hat to lead Kentucky guests in inaugural parade

Louisville watchers report Senator elect Bradley will enter Washington in March with 200 Kentuckians all wearing the Bradley hat. The Republican leader once became Kentucky governor in a dramatic 19th century contest and will bring national fame to the hat worn since 1869.

Louisvillle United States W GG ‘Bradley Kentucky Washington

Military officer reassignments and leaves announced

Lease of absence granted Capt JB Shook medical corps for one month. First Lieut James K Ctsin coast artillery attached to Thirty-fourth Company. Maj Joan C W Brooks assigned to Presidio of San Francisco for duty. Capt William T Wilder Eleventh Infantry to Omaha Nebraska. Maj George W Ruthers to inspect subsistence in Kansas. Hirst Ligut Wildur Wiling engineers to Washington DC for tests. Col William M Diack engineers to city for temporary duty. Capt Riby Walker to inspect public entrata at Liberty and Marshall. Retirement of Col David A Lyle announced January 21. Naval officers orders include leave for Cast A & Culver six months, Cmdr F W Kellogg to Prairie, Cmdr A A Ackerman to Navy Yard Washington, Cmdr T D Griffin to Office of the Asst Sec Navy. Acting asst surgeon R A Campbell revoked. Movements of naval vessels listed. Col William M Black of engineers to report to War Department. Cuba provisional government duty.

JB Shook James K Ronteact David A Lyle Aetvlea A & Culver F W Kellogg A A Ackerman Navy Yard Washington DG T D Griffin

Labor Peace Group Formed In Washington Branch

The Washington branch of the National Industrial Peace Association was organized at a MCA building meeting. Rev Dr William T Russell was elected president and Rev Dr J H Greene vice president. Other officers named include Merrill E Gates and Myron J Jones. The group plans to study labor disputes and promote industrial harmony with leaders from clergy and business sectors.

Washington National Industrial Peace Association Mca William T Russell St Patrick's Church 3 H Greene Merrill E Gates John van Schaick Myron J Jones John B Lamer Ira E Bennett J W R Sumwatt Robert M. Moore Edgar D Shaw Theodora W Noyes W J Kirby Alfred Harding W. P Stafford Beott C Bone A Lisner A C Moses Wallace Radcliffe Thomas J Donovan Abram Simon Charles W Needham William T Downe California H Scullin National Association Ciy Isbor

Army Station Changes Announce New Department Commands

Brig Gen Daniel H Brush USA, commanding the Department of the Columbia, is ordered to Philippine division for duty. Brig Gen John J Pershing, formerly at Fort William McKinley, is assigned to command the Department of Mindanao, replacing Brig Gen Tasker H Bills who goes to Washington as assistant chief of staff.

Daniel H Brush USA Department of the Columbia Philippine Division John J! Pershing Fort William McKinley Department of Mindanao Tasker H Blls Washington

Hood's Sarsapariii Promises Strengthening Blood Forces

The article extols a medical tonic Hood's Sarsapariii claiming to fortify white blood cells called Little Goldiers to battle germ disease. It touts a blend of over twenty ingredients and a unique preparation believed proven over years with no substitutes worthy.

Hood

Hamp ton's Magazine promises vast reading value with varied features

Twenty other features of unusual interest include an article on Might Riders by Eugene Lyle Jr and hunting ahead of Roosevelt in East Africa by Capt Fritz Duquesne. Admirals Evans on naval superiority, Rex Beach’s The Silver Horde, and stories by Conrad Vorse Mullett and others entice readers. Buy it now. 15 cents.

Eugene P. Lyle Roosevelt East Africa Fritz Duquesne Admiral Evans Rex Beach Joseph Conrad Emerson Hough Mary Heaton Vorse Elliott Flower Jean Webster Mary Mullett Ward Muir Hampton’s America Nowedoslar

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