Makino Seeks U S Backing on Treaty Over California Law
Baron Makino Japanese foreign minister outlines a practical aim for a new treaty to secure equal property rights for Japanese in the United States and cancel California land law, while public discussion centers on whether the Senate will ratify such a pact and how it adjusts existing protests. The President plans to meet Senate Foreign Relations Committee to discuss Mexico, Caribbean, and Bryan peace treaties amid diplomatic maneuvering.
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Academy's New Head Named for Personnel Chief Shift
Secretary Daniels announced Capt. William F Fullam will become superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis relieving Capt. John H Gibbons who will command the battleship Louisiana starting February 7 Gibbons has been at Annapolis since May 1901 and his successor as aid for personnel has not been named Field will be detached from the Louisiana after a court martial reduced from ten to five numbers for hazarding the ship near Vera Cruz Daniels said the detachment was not punishment and the captain will return to sea duty with the ship headed to the West Indies
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City gives free movies to Saginaw schoolchildren
Ten thousand pupils attended Saginaw's first free municipal movie showing in the city auditorium. Five different screenings were needed to accommodate all students. The weekly program will continue Saturdays with educational, historical, and comic films including President Wilson at a baby parade.
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Death by own action shocks Penn students in Philadelphia
Ray Francis Feldman, 22, a University of Pennsylvania Law School student, committed suicide by inhaling gas in a student boarding house near campus. The third such death in a week sparked rumors of a death by own action club, though no connection was found. Friends cite study pressures. fellow student Nick Carter recalls Feldman saying he could not stand hard studies. Feldman’s body was found by a landlady, with $170 and a note in the room.
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Egyptian Women Revolt Over Veil in Egypt
Special dispatch from Cairo notes Egyptian Muslim women increasingly seek Western influence and education while pushing to discard the veil. Officials and priests uphold veiling, yet modern fashion and liberties tempt change. The issue centers on freedom and cultural conflict amid urban Western contact.
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Kaiser Is richest German in the new estimate
Berlin January 24 Rudolph Martin, a noted statistician, ranks Hasse Wilhelm as Germanys richest with about 98.5 million dollars. The estimate includes the royal families forests and lands. Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz follows with 88.75 million. Frau Krupp von Bohlen is third at 80 million, and Prince Albert of Thurn and Taxis is fourth at 87.5 million.
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Germans Favor Mustaches as Reason for Shaving
A German businessman Roland Von Berlin quoted in The Washington Pest argues Americans shave because their beards are scarce, drawing a parallel to the beardless Indian and praising the Kaiser’s support for mustaches. He claims without immigration America would be backward and soil would only yield Indian types.
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European fleet to press Essad Pasha in Albania
European powers plan an international demonstration in Albanian waters to force Essad Pasha to relinquish his claim to the throne. Each nation will send a ship to Durazzo and may greet Prince William of Wied upon arrival. The powers also agree to a $15 million loan to finance his administration, eliminating delays to sovereignty.
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Bulgars Fight Greeks Amid Balkan Clashes
Irregular Bulgarian forces drive Greeks from Soufli Saloniki and begin looting Gumurjina as fighting renews in the Balkans. Reported dispatch notes about 1,000 Bulgarian irregulars and spike in violence with Greek forces in the region.
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State Sues For 25 Million Over Cotton Oil Trust
Arkansas Attorney General Moore files suit in Little Rock seeking 25.2 million in penalties plus 4.21 million damages from six cotton oil firms. Accuses defendants Buckeye Cotton Oil Co Little Rock Southern Oil etc of forming a price fixing cottonseed cartel in violation of the Arkansas antitrust act.
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Child dies saving sister in kitchen fire
Rochester, Jan 24 The body of a 11 year old girl was found in a Varick home kitchen after a fire. She had shielded her 5 year old sister in a high chair from the flames before succumbing herself. The mother Mrs Bert Ritter discovered the blaze upon returning from the barn and called for help.
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Sir David Gill Dies in London at 76 A Pioneer Astronomer
Sir David Gill, renowned Scottish astronomer and NAS honoree, died in London aged 76. He led major geodetic surveys, directed the Earl of Crawford Observatory, organized Venus transit and longitudes linking Berlin, Malta, Suez, and Cairo, and earned the médjidie and royal society honors. He served as a mediating figure in global astronomy and folded many international Academy memberships into a storied career. He was knighted in 1900 and enjoyed outdoor sports in his leisure.
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Capen Accepts Place Here Clark Professor to Be Specialist
Professor Samuel P. Capen of Clark University announced he will accept the Interior Department appointment as a specialist in higher education for the U S Bureau of Education. He resigns from Clark and will begin duties in Washington on February 1.
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Debutante Miss Callie Hoke Smith Wears Wishing Anklet
Washington dispatch reports debutante Miss Callie Hoke Smith daughter of Sen. Hoke Smith wears a gold wishing anklet during her first season. Many debutantes are securing talismans. Her anklet features slender gold links and a tassel visible when she dances. she is noted as one of the season’s prettiest and most successful debutantes.
Blease frees 14 convicts for public works
Governor Blease commuted the sentences of fourteen state prisoners, seven from Spartanburg and seven from Anderson, to perform public works in their counties. About 45 prisoners have been released this month under this policy. The act includes men convicted of homicide.
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Haitian Revolt Gains Headway in Southern Haiti
The Haitian revolt is widening in the south as Port au Prince faces threats. General Desormes advances from Cape Haitien toward Hinoke while rebels seize customs posts. The German cruiser Vineta sails to Haiti and the Montana cruiser heads to Port au Prince at Britain’s request, reflecting U.S. and Allied interest and concerns over foreign protection and constitutional legitimacy.
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Preacher Cleared of Arson in Fort Worth Fire Trial
Fort Worth Texas January 4 The Rev F Frank Norris pastor of First Baptist Church was acquitted by a jury of burning his own church on February 6 1912 Indicted earlier charges were dismissed and retried on related matters yielding acquittal A juror contracted smallpox and the entire panel was quarantined
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Painter Peter A. Gross Dies in Chicago Hotel
Chicago report says Peter A. Gross, 68, American landscape painter long based in Paris, collapsed and died in his hotel today while in the city to exhibit his work. The death ends a four decade residency in Europe.
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Alaska Bill Wins Big Rail Plan for Alaska
The Senate approved a 40 million dollar plan to build 1000 miles of railroad from tidewater to interior Alaska with the President choosing the route and managing construction and operation. The vote was 46 to 16 with 15 Republicans and Senator Poindexter voting yes, several Democrats opposing. Seattle reacted with wild celebration banners and a parade as Alaska readies a historic celebration once the bill becomes law.
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Russians Seek North Pole Expedition Leaves St Petersburg
A Russian expedition led by Dr. Urussow departed from St. Petersburg aiming to reach the North Pole via Sedow's route. The team includes three women scientists and two missionaries who intend to convert Eskimos to Orthodox Russia.
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Arlington radio links Hawaii via wireless message
Rear Admiral R. S. Griffin told the House naval committee that the Arlington radio station maintained communication with Honolulu, a distance of about 5,289 miles. The Diffel tower at Paris was reported as about 3,000 miles from Arlington.
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Americans Presented to Queen at Royal Palace in Rome
A large party of Americans was presented to the Queen of Italy at the royal palace in Rome on January 4. Notable attendees included Mrs. John Hays Hammond and Miss Katherine D. Tillman of New York, Mrs. Jacob Sloat Fassett and Miss Fassett of Strathmont, N Y, Col. and Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver and daughter of New York and Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, Miss Ellen Constance Palmer, Mrs. Cuvier Grover, Miss Elizabeth Crawford of Washington, and Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago. The presentation was conducted in a large ante room with guests introduced individually by a lady in waiting.
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Liberty Feast by Divorcee at Hotel St Francis
In San Francisco Mrs Frances Estelle Wyburn hosts a freedom dinner at the Hotel St Francis tomorrow night to celebrate her divorce from Walter N Wyburn an insurance broker of New York City. Decorations include a Reno courthouse miniature a liberty bell and rope pieces symbolizing severed bonds. A dozen divorcees and divorced attend.
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Militant suffragists destroy Glasgow Kibble Crystal Palace
A bomb attack in Glasgow botanic gardens wrecked the Kibble Crystal Palace, obliterating glasshouses and hundreds of rare plants. A caretaker wounded while cutting a fuse prevented a second blast. Footprints and food remnants point to a women-led assault. a champagne bottle and cake scraps were found near entry points.
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Historic chair found linked to 1812 Capitol fire
In Portland Indiana on January 24 residents Mr and Mrs L L Lawrence report an old arm chair and a White House bureau dating to George and Martha Washington era. The chair allegedly hosted a British officer during the 1812 Capitol fire and the officer ordered the Ingle family to serve him dinner on the porch.
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Mrs Wilson Endows Scholarship in Brother's Memory
Mrs Woodrow Wilson endows the Edward W Ax son scholarship at the Martha Berry School for Mountain Girls in Rome Georgia, marking the school's twelfth anniversary. Funds were raised through a sale of pictures painted by Mrs Wilson to honor her brother.
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Guests of King at Windsor Castle weekend party
Walter Hines Page United States Ambassador and wife joined King George and Queen Mary as guests at Windsor for the first in a series of weekend parties during their stay. The Page couple left London for the castle to stay until Monday.
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Torture and espionage allegations shake Gomez regime
New York January 24 The Herald prints claims by Dr Pedro Maria Parra ex supreme court justice and former congressman that President Vincent Gomez rules Venezuela with torture and spies. Parra reports 800 spies in Caracas and widespread arrests and cruelties. he fled to Curacao after facing possible arrest and accuses graft monopoly and theft from a dead man’s safe. The charges aim to rally revolutionary sentiment and provoke regime overthrow.
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