California Lawmaker Defends Excluding Japanese Students
California Representative Hayes leads a House debate urging extension of Chinese exclusion to Japanese workers. He argues San Francisco and California may segregate white and Oriental students and cites court decisions supporting segregation, while Grosvenor defends tariff policy and criticizes Democratic predictions.
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House
Representative Hayes
California
Hayes
Gen. Grosvenor
Sullivan
Dem
Massachusetts
Committee On Appropriations
The Dangers of Municipal Ownership Explored
Robert P Porter argues against municipal ownership in The Dangers of Municipal Ownership, warning of increased debt, higher taxes, bureaucratic power, and corruption. He notes Porter's career and travel as basis for his conclusions and urges taxpayers to resist public trading with tax funds. A second item reports an international navigation congress planned in St Petersburg in May 1989 to discuss waterways, naval construction, and river and port commerce.
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United States
Robert P. Porter
Century Company
Porter
Europe
Chicago Inter-Ocean
New York Tribune
Philadelphia Press
The
London Times
Frank Hatton
New York Press
McKinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Maximo Gomes
Great Britain
Mexico
Japan
Russia
Balkans
Roumania
Turkey
Navigation Congress
St. Petersburg
Watts
Tas
State Department
Yale Laundry Promises Top Quality Electrical Machinery
The Yale Laundry touts modern electrical equipment skilled workers pure soaps and filtered water as a guarantee of satisfaction. It invites customers to send a bundle and promises unmatched service with door delivery by wagon after sending a postal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Taft at Capitol Shapes Senate Discussion Amid Casual Forum
Secretary of War Taft spent hours in the Capitol, chatting with Senators on the Senate floor during the salary increase debate. He warmly greeted Tennessee’s Carmack as Beveridge pressed his child labor speech, while observers noted Taft’s moves and reactions amid the noisy chamber.
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Taft
Capitol
Senate
Uma
Mrr. Carmack
Tennessee
Mr. Carmack
San Francisco
Dulfus Kahn
Pacific Coast
Washington
Department of Justice
Mr. Kahn
Brown
Millard
Reynolds
Arkansas
Republican National Committee
Bennett
Naval Officers and Medical Staff Orders Move to Naval Stations
Orders detaching officers and medical staff to Newport Annapolis Kansas City and New York detail assignments to Naval Hospital Naval Academy and recruiting stations. Movements list ships and routes with vessels arriving or sailing including Saturn Mare Island Caesar Norfolk Guantanamo and Osceola. The Ajax slated for service at Norfolk with a merchant crew.
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E. S. Boger
Marine Recruiting Station
New York
N. Y
J. E. Gil
Dubuque
Navy Recruiting Station
Kansan City
E. J. Draw
Navy
Marine Corps
City of
Anat
J.T. Uuhigg
Naval Base
Spital
Newak
R. H. Michela
Ste- Yon
Kansas City
J. M. Blows
Navy Yard
Boxton
Maxs
R. Hoes
Weahington
D. C
Norfolk
G. L. Bryard
Boston
Masy
Washington, D. C
Saturn
Mare Island
Caesar
Celtic
Guantanamo
Rocket
Washington
Leonidas
San Juan
Osceola
Pensacola
Key Wear
Ajax
Navs Yard
Look for the Label Mother's Bread Inspected Bread Quality
The text advertises an invitation to inspect Corby's Bakery claiming superior flour blends and strict quality control. It touts a well ventilated storage room with 18 windows, a silk bolting sieve of 148 meshes, and claims of testing materials before use to ensure the highest grade. It urges customers to demand Mother's Bread and look for the label.
Pure Food Standards at Corby Modern Bakery
The Washington Post notes Corby Brothers Modern Bakery meets pure food rules with modern equipment and strict ingredient testing. The article praises the bakery for using quality analysis, ensuring purity and nutrition in every loaf of Mother's Bread and related products.
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Washington Post
Corby
Messrs. Corby Bros.nage
Corby Bakery
Army Orders Grant Leaves And Reassignments In Infantry
Two months leave for First Lieutenant Fred W. Bugbee of the Twenty-fourth Infantry and four months for Colonel Daniel M. Taylor of the Ordnance Department. Capt. William D. Davis to Sheridan Wyoming for duty and Fort Mackension construction duties. Lieut. Col. Orin B. Mitcham to Bennet Solvay works. Promotions assign Hodges to Twenty-fourth, Ghean to Twenty-third, Vance to Fifth, Mimus to Sixteenth, Bundel to Sixteenth, Halstead to Sixth, Van Duyne to Seventeenth, Herron to Third, Hanson to Third, Brown to Seventeenth, Merry to Ninth. Hodges and Vance join their regiments. Capt. Hanen to his new company. Van Duyne transferred to Fourth Infantry. Palmer moving to Seventeenth. Brown to Ninth. Stout, Ferdinand Fonds detailed to Fort Leavenworth dam duty. Maj. Lord to Washington Barracks for treatment. Lt. Tolson reassigned from Fort Myer attendance. Brig. Gen. Rogers becomes deputy governor of Soldiers Home in Washington upon Williston’s retirement.
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Fred W. Bugbee
Twenty-f1th Infantry
Daniel M.taylor
Ordnaess Department
William D. Davis
Quarterminster
Sheridan
Wyo
Fort Mackensio
Orin B. Mitcham
Ordasco Department
Bennet-Solvay Company
O Mel Dustness
Offcare
Charles L. Hodges
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Edwin F. Ghean
Twenty-third Infantry
Zebulon 2. Vance
Fifth Infantry
Joaish
Mimus
Sixteenth Infantry
Charles 3. Bundel
Laurence Halstead
Sixth Infantry
Frederick W. van Duyne
Seventeenth Infantry
Charter D. Herron
Fourth Infantry
Frederick J. Palmer
Ninth Infanty
Fred R. Brown
Ninth Infantry
Pirat, Stout
Ferdinand W. Fonds
Tenth
Coyniry
United States Signal School
Fort Leavenworth
Kay
Herbert M. Lord
Prymaster
Washington Barracks
D. C
General Hospital
George B. Tolson
District Columnn National Guards
Garrision
Fort Myer
Judge rules uniformed soldiers may not be barred from rink
City Judge Everest ruled that banning soldiers in uniform from a public roller skating rink does not violate the state civil rights act. Harry Smith, owner of the rink, refused entry to Sgt William Higgins and others from the Fifth United States Infantry, though Higgins had entered in civilian clothes on prior occasions. The decision, watched by army authorities, follows Higgins's suit and appeal.
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Plattaburg
Everest
Harry Smith
United States
William Higgins
Fifth
United States Infantry
Higgins
Smith
New York State
Bergt. Higgins
Recruiting Negro Soldiers for Philippines Enlistment
Kansas City officials reported orders to enlist Black soldiers for service in the Philippines. Despite the Brownsville incident, officers say many Black applicants seek Philippine service and the move aims to refill depleted regiments, including the Twenty-fifth Infantry, with Black recruits to satisfy federal law and unit strength.
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Kansas City
Philippines
Brownsville
Ma. Wen.ainsworth
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Congress
Navy Purchases Shells Contract Awards Details
The Navy Department awarded contracts to American and British Manufacturing for 20,000 forged steel common shells at 2.49 each totaling 49,800. Bethlehem Steel Company will supply 40,000 eight inch forged steel common shells at 2.60 each totaling 90,000. United States Rapid Fire Gun and Powder Company to supply 25,000 three inch six caliber target shells at 1.65 each totaling 41,125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
British Manufacturing Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
United States Rapid Fire Gun and Powder Company
Newberry Plans Annual Naval Yard Inspection Trip
Assistant Secretary Newberry prepares a winter voyage to inspect Southern navy yards and stations. He will depart Washington February 9 by rail to New Orleans to visit Algiers, board a smaller vessel for Pensacola Key West and Guantanamo, then proceed north touching Port Royal and Charleston before returning.
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Newberry
Washington
New Orleans
Algiers
Pensacola
Key West
Guantanamo
Port Royal
Charleston
Reform in Target Practice Brings Open-Field Firing Standard
War Department orders open-range shooting with standard armament to improve accuracy under battle conditions. Infantry and cavalry will train with rifles and pistols as issued, with sights allowed to be blackened. Woodworth Clum lectures at the Public Library in California and Jamaica under the California States Association.
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War Department
California States Association
Woodworth Clum
California
Jamaica
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Corby’s Modern Bakery
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